Originally built by railroad magnate and West Central Florida pioneer Henry Plant, the Biltmore is situated on a high coastal bluff overlooking the Gulf of Mexico and surrounded by stately pine and oak trees. Opened in 1897, the majestic Biltmore quickly gained recognition as a favored retreat for celebrities, industrial barons and international dignitaries, who often traveled in their own railroad cars.

Still an aristocrat, the Biltmore has been lovingly preserved and offers guests rare glimpses of turn-of-the-century style and elegance, including Queen Anne decorative pieces. Historical Tour highlights include the elegant Tiffany Room, the Starlight Room, the "Children's Dining Room," the underground railway, our Sun Parlor Suite and the Historical Museum. The Belleview Biltmore is listed on the National Registry of Historical Places. 

Located on the inter-coastal waterway, the resort continues its heritage as a national treasure. From Victorian accommodations to world-class amenities, the Biltmore provides the perfect getaway for travelers.

The Belleview Biltmore offers a relaxing oasis. Guests experience award-winning cuisine and a choice of year-round recreational opportunities. Red clay tennis courts offer resort guests a unique challenge. The Donald Ross-designed golf course has been a local favorite since 1925. And the 14,000-square-foot luxury Spa and Fitness Center offers special packages to suit every need.

Features

• 246 rooms and 43 suites
• Room amenities: Non smoking and smoking rooms with shower/tub, telephone, TV, air-conditioning, cable, hair dryer, patio/balcony.
• Room service and laundry service
• 3 restaurants, 2 bars/lounges, whirlpool, sauna, fitness center, bicycles, tennis, golf, and 2 indoor pools
• Children welcome, free under 17

Rates
Rates are per room per night including room tax. Any meal or other inclusions in the price are mentioned above in the Features section. 

Area Highlights

Located on Florida's Inter-coastal waterway amid 22 lush acres of manicured lawns and walkways. 

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