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| − | The [[Crowne Plaza Pensacola Grand Hotel]] is a 15-story hotel in [[downtown Pensacola]], between [[Wright Street|Wright]] and [[Gregory Street]]s on [[Alcaniz Street|Alcaniz]], adjacent to the [[Pensacola Civic Center]]. The hotel was built around the [[L&N Passenger Depot and Express Office]], constructed in [[1912]] and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, which was restored and now houses the lobby, restaurant, bar and other shops. There are 210 guest rooms in the 15-story tower. | + | The [[Crowne Plaza Pensacola Grand Hotel]] is a 15-story hotel in [[downtown Pensacola]], between [[Wright Street|Wright]] and [[Gregory Street]]s on [[Alcaniz Street|Alcaniz]], adjacent to the [[Pensacola Civic Center]]. The hotel was built around the [[L&N Passenger Depot and Express Office]], constructed in [[1912]] and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, which was restored and now houses the lobby, restaurant, bar and other shops. There are 210 guest rooms in the 15-story tower. It is the tallest building in Pensacola. |
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| Location | 200 East Gregory Street |
| Size | Fifteen stories |
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The Crowne Plaza Pensacola Grand Hotel is a 15-story hotel in downtown Pensacola, between Wright and Gregory Streets on Alcaniz, adjacent to the Pensacola Civic Center. The hotel was built around the L&N Passenger Depot and Express Office, constructed in 1912 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, which was restored and now houses the lobby, restaurant, bar and other shops. There are 210 guest rooms in the 15-story tower. It is the tallest building in Pensacola.
Construction
In 1982 the City Council requested a $745,851 grant from the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development to help with the hotel construction and terminal renovation.[1]
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Other images
The Lobby Bar
Library and fountain
Shops
Lobby corridor
Cavu Club bar
References
- ↑ "Pitt Slip lease still in limbo." Pensacola Journal, May 12, 1982.
