Floridians comprise 60 percent of the Lehigh business year-round. Admiral Lehigh's niche is good prices, a relaxed atmosphere, and the more personal attention not possible in a bigger place. We get groups from central and north Florida who come year after year and feel it's their private party. A part of the intimate character of Lehigh is that everything is close together. Your car is by your door, and all 131 guest rooms and suites, the dining room, lounge, and registration center are grouped around the pool and courtyard, where there's a putting course, shuffleboard, basketball, and handball court.
Guests get the sense of being part of one big party.
For golf, the North course pro shop is only a few steps away. The resort started in the late 50s as host to prospective home buyers for the Lehigh Acres development. Now Lehigh is a city of 40,000 people, and the resort, under new Swiss ownership and the name of Admiral Lehigh, is a stand-alone entity. Admiral Lehigh is the only resort in southwest Florida with two courses. The North course, adjacent to the resort, is short, tight, and tricky.