we have gone to the harbor club one week a year for the last 3or4years,we also go to other places, also travel other countries ,but it would not be a great vaction year without going there.the staff is great and will go the extra mile to please you.we love the quietness.after the hustle and bustle of daily life thats the place to go

We enjoyed delightful week (June15, 2003) at the Harbour Club in Palm Coast, FL.. the units are fairly large with 2-bedrooms, 2-bathrooms, full kitchen and a large screened porch.. the resort is part of a rather large resort complex previously owned by ITT Sheraton and includes a resort hotel and a marina on the intercoastal waterway.. an outdoor pool, miniature golf, shuffle board, bicycle rental and an activity center are among the resort's amenities.. a TERRRIFIC 3-mile paved path skirts the intercoastal from the resort into the town center for strolling. biking, roller blading, etc..

Over the intercoastal bridge (a $2 fee going, but free on the return trip) is an area referred to by the Spanish as the 'Hammocks'.. a considerable amount of development is on-going here with a major golf club and residential home building.. here on Jungle Hut Road is a secluded, WONDERFUL beach with soft cinnamon colored sand, swooping Pelicans and frolicking Dolphins..

About an hour's drive north is ST. Augustine, the nation's oldest settlement.. along the way on A1A (the scenic coastal highway) is a state park and and oceanarium, both worth visiting..

To the south about an hour's drive is the frantic activity of Daytona Beach which includes NASCAR racing, flee markets and shopping.. not to be missed, again along A1A, is the community of Flagler Beach and many freely accessible public beach facilities where we enjoyed picnic lunches from the nearest Publix deli..

Joe Tragesser

Rooms were nice and the grounds were well done, however, it appears that the management is saving money on Maintenance.

The pool was beautiful but the heater never worked and it was ice cold all week. Every staff member we asked told us a different story about when it would be fixed and how long it had been broken.

One day the keys to the padlock on the hot tub gate were lost. Took a whole day to get permission to cut the $5 padlock so guests could get in.

Activities Center often was not open for use.

Very sad when the best part of the room is the bathroom. They charged a 6.75 per day resort fee for coffee, fax, newspaper etc. Both days we were there we were told to go and buy a newspaper at the Marina. We heard the place was going to be torn down after the tourist season, the rate does not reflect what you are going to get, clearly they have stopped trying.