Hotel at a Glance: The Inn on Fifth

The Inn on Fifth enjoys one of the most desirable locations in southwest Florida. It’s in the heart of 5th Avenue, a pedestrian-friendly stretch of Old Naples lined with designer boutiques, ritzy restaurants, and cheery ice-cream parlors. It’s also within walking distance of the gulf beach, whose sands are “as fine and white as in the Bahamas,” according to Travel + Leisure magazine. Thanks to its posh amenities and a recent $15 million expansion, however, this AAA Four Diamond hotel is a destination unto itself. Guests can lounge on a 3,600-square-foot rooftop pool deck, feast on fresh seafood, and get feng shui massages all without leaving the front door.

• Standout spa treatment: The Miracle facial restores skin with deionized water, avocado oil, and dead sea mud.
• Signature dish: Fresh Florida-stone-crab claws at Truluck’s
• Nifty in-room amenities: Luxurious bedding and Juliet balconies that overlook downtown Naples
• Tee off: The 12th hole at TPC Treviso Bay—1 of more than 80 golf courses in the area—is framed by a lake on one side and an estuary on the other.
• Off-the-beaten-path attraction: Take an airboat tour of the Everglades, one of the world’s largest wetlands, and get up-close glimpses of American crocodiles, leatherback turtles, and Florida panthers.
Family-friendly attraction: Naples Botanical Garden is home to more than 300 species of native and exotic plants.

Naples, Florida: Upscale Retreat on Pristine West Coast

Located along the southwest edge of Florida on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, Naples is a small city set among wandering waterways and scenic estuaries. Everything in Naples seems impeccably clean, from the bleached sand of its 10-mile-long pristine beaches to the bathwater-warm water that’s as clear as glass. One of the prettiest spots is Naples Pier. This dock extends 1,000 feet into the Gulf of Mexico, leaving plenty of room for a crowd of anglers to cast their lines for pompano, a plump silver fish that makes for good eating.

Inland from the pier you can find Old Naples, where luxury cars are parked outside art galleries, upscale restaurants, and bars with outdoor patios. Walk along the brick sidewalks of Third Street South and you’ll find open plazas with antique bronze fountains as well as turn-of-the century cottages and striking Mediterranean Revival homes.

More than 80 championship golf courses are located throughout Naples, and the city bills itself as the Golf Capital of the World. It's a lofty claim, to be sure, but Naples has warm, tropical weather year-round and the second-most golf holes per capita in the country, [according to [World Golf](http://gr.pn/LM5LXM).

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