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Universal Orlando Resort provided the first images from inside its newest hotel, the Endless Summer Resort - Surfside Inn and Suites, which is scheduled to open in the summer of 2019.
The new facility will become Universal Orlando's first-ever value category hotel and seventh overall. The rooms will feature a vibrant color scheme and warm wood tones, which will be welcoming to guests from around the world.
When it finally debuts, the Surfside Inn and Suites will boast 750 guest rooms and two-bedroom suites, each with bright and beachy design elements. The two-bedroom suites will sleep up to six people and include three queen-sized beds, a separate bedroom and a kitchenette area.
Guests staying at Surfside Inn and Suites will enjoy rates starting at less than $100 per night, which will provide travelers with a low-cost option when visiting the Universal theme parks in Orlando.
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