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Don Cesar Beach Resort
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Ratings and Reviews for Don Cesar Beach Resort
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Apr 29 2012
Martà W. via Yelp
"The Don" as locals call it, or it's official nickname, "The Pink Lady", holds a very special place in my heart. It first opened in 1928, was repurposed as...read more
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Mar 03 2012
Jeff L. via Yelp
Amazing place. The staff was so friendly and helpful. The beach andool area are great. The room was great. Coffee in the room and the bed and linens were so...read more
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Feb 24 2012
S M. via Yelp
Old world elegance. Staff is wonderful. Pools are great. Well planned extracurricular activities.read more
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Nov 01 2005
via Citysearch
We got an amazing deal on a room at The Don for our honeymoon - the service was absolutely impeccable, everything was just perfect...read more
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Oct 22 2005
via Citysearch
I stayed here and was treated like a queen. The pool area is the best on the beach. It is so close to the ocean you can spend th...read more
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Aug 04 2005
via Citysearch
The Don Cesar is first class all of the way. Valet parking, a variety of restaurants. I prefer the buffet on the top floor, I thi...read more
The Scene
The graceful queen of Bay area hotels opened in 1928, and is now fully renovated. Elegant marble floors and Italian chandeliers make diners feel very special. Between the hotel's restaurants, diners have a drop-dead panorama of sun or moon, sea and sky, a garden-level view of the Gulf of Mexico and the perfect spot to watch beach goings-on.
The Food
On holidays, the Sea Porch Cafe typically serves family-style dinners in a casual setting. The Maritana Grille, the hotel's formal, gourmet restaurant is a nice place for a fancy night out with its dazzling seafood, game and steak selections. During the holidays, four-course dinners are offered with a fixed price that's a good deal. Reserve Sunday mornings for the King Charles Ballroom where a bounty of fruits, seafood, meats and desserts make up the brunch buffet.