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Orange Beach’s First Beachfront Rooftop Lounge Coming to AC Hotel

Alabama’s Gulf Coast has long been known for its iconic beachfront spots — the Flora-Bama, The Hangout, Pink Pony Pub, and newer favorites like Coastal Orange Beach and The Gulf. What it has never had, until now, is a true rooftop lounge overlooking the sugar-white sand and emerald water.

That is about to change.

The AC Hotel Orange Beach, a six-story, 100-room Marriott property planned for 23370 Perdido Beach Boulevard, will feature a 3,500-square-foot rooftop lounge when it opens in the second quarter of 2028. The lounge will be open to both hotel guests and the public — making it the first of its kind on Alabama’s beachfront.

Zach Hoyt, president of Gulf Shores-based A&R…

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Ground has been broken on the new luxury Phoenix condominium complex coming to Orange Beach, and many units are already sold! Read on for an update on the status of condos for sale at Phoenix Orange Beach. 

Phoenix Orange Beach Condos for Sale

Phoenix Orange Beach Rendering

The name Phoenix is synonymous with the Orange Beach condominium market. Since the 1980s, Phoenix condos have provided first-class destinations for countless vacationing families to enjoy the white sand beaches and clear, cool waters of the Alabama Gulf Coast. In 2015, the Phoenix name joined the Gulf Shores condo market with the construction of Phoenix Gulf Shores, which is set to debut in January 2017. Now a state-of-the-art luxury Phoenix building is under construction in Orange Beach! This development…

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Cypress Village Of Orange Beach

On August 8, 2014, Lorraine and I were given a very special personal tour of the new single-family homes being constructed in Cypress Village of Orange Beach, Alabama. As we previewed the floor plans and got a first-hand look at the activity, we learned that Cypress Village is set to be the first Gold Level Fortified residential development in all of Baldwin County, Alabama. This means these new homes will comply with the 2010 Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety’s highest building standards to withstand high winds, wind-driven rain and hail, and other storm damage. These standards were compiled based on two decades of testing and investigation following major storms. With Gold Level being the top level on…

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