The Beachcomber Resort Reopens After Hurricane Helene
The Beachcomber Resort, a landmark hotel in St. Pete Beach, has reopened after being shuttered for 13 months due to damage from Hurricane Helene.
The hotel's reopening is a symbol of the community's slow but determined coastal recovery. The resort has undergone a full rebuild, featuring bright, coastal-style interiors and new furnishings.
- The Beachcomber Resort is located on Gulf Boulevard in St. Pete Beach.
- The hotel's bar, Jimmy B's Beach Bar, has also reopened.
- The resort's managing director, Shaun Kwiatkowski, oversaw the renovation efforts.
The community's recovery from Hurricane Helene has been slow but determined.
Author's summary: St. Pete Beach hotel reopens after Hurricane Helene.
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