Keys resort reopens nearly a year after Hurricane Irma
Hawks Cay Resort on Duck Key formally reopened Thursday after a $50 million project to repair damage caused by Irma. Owners also used the opportunity to enhance the property's appeal to upscale travelers.
A Keys landmark resort has just reopened. It's also hiring.
Nearly a year after Hurricane Irma tore through the Middle Keys as a Category 4 storm, a landmark oceanside resort fully reopened Thursday after a $50 million renovation.
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Hawks Cay Resort set to open by the end of this summer, took the significant hurricane damage as an opportunity to redesign its 177 guest rooms and lobby, and introduce a new fine-dining experience.
Hurricane-damaged Hawks Cay Resort reopening Aug. 30 after $50 million renovation
Hawks Cay Resort in the Florida Keys is scheduled to reopen Aug. 30.
A year after Irma, Florida Keys' largest resort will be all the way back
The Florida Keys' Hawks Cay Resort will reopen its main hotel on Aug. 30 after being closed for almost a year due to damage sustained during Hurricane Irma