Amazing beach views! Enjoy the sunrise and the sunset right from your balcony! Then, let the waves lull you to sleep. The Estero Beach and Tennis club studio has a heated swimming pool and is a stones' throw away from the beach. This charming 1bdr/1bath studio unit accommodates 2-3 guests with a complete kitchen, a king-size bed in the bedroom, and a soft sofa bed in the living room. In addition, our guests can enjoy free parking, a tennis court, a grill area, and a laundry facility. Once you've had your fill of the beach, there is plenty left to do. There are dolphin cruises and sunset tours in the Fish Tale Marina. Restaurants and shops across the street at Santini Plaza. You can go fishing at Fort Myers Pier, visit the pristine beaches of Lovers Key and Marco Island, take a shelling tour to Sanibel Island, spend an afternoon in Naples Zoo, or try your luck at the Casino in Immokalee. Restaurants and shopping across the street, The Publix Supermarket is located 2 miles away on the more practical side of things, and the bus trolleys heading to Fort Myers stop in front of the building. FYI-No Smoking Allowed in the building. Welcome to our little slice of paradise. Parking is free; however, please fill out the guest check-in form at the next-door building hallway, tear off the guest part and leave it on your car's dashboard. The lobby and lockbox code we are going to send via text before your arrival. You will most likely not see us during your stay; however, we are always available for emergencies and respond quickly. Parking is free - please read the guest manual 7 MILES OF PURE PARADISE! The Greater Fort Myers Beach area starts on the mainland in the north and spreads across two major islands and some smaller islands to the south. From the mainland, San Carlos Boulevard crosses San Carlos Island, home to the famed shrimping the fleet of Fort Myers Beach Upon crossing the Sky Bridge over Matanzas Pass, you will spot Times Square and Old San Carlos Boulevard to the northwest. San Carlos Boulevard flows into Estero Boulevard as it arrives at Estero Island, Fort Myers Beach’s main landmass. The intersection known as Times Square is typically bustling but otherwise unrelated to New York’s version. Estero Boulevard runs 7 miles the length of the island, parallel and close to its continuous powdery white sands bordering the Gulf of Mexico. Two dozen or so accesses along the boulevard are open to the public for getting to the beach. n addition, four main parks welcome visitors: Bowditch Point Park at the island’s north end, Lynn Hall Memorial Park and Crescent Beach Family Park at Times Square, and Newton Park to the south. At the southernmost end of Estero Boulevard, the road crosses Big Carlos Pass onto Black Island and Lovers Key. The Beach Tram runs for free seasonally from BOWDITCH POINT PARK to Bay Street, with stops at Times Square and Old San Carlos Road. The Beach Trolley makes stops down the island from Bowditch Point Park to Lovers Key State Park. For daytrippers traveling to FMB from the mainland, LeeTran’s Beach Park & Ride program picks up at its station at 11101 Summerlin Square Drive, where parking is free. It drops off at Bowditch Point Park, where passengers can pick up the tram or trolley to continue down the island. Island visitors and residents can ride the Park & Ride trolley to the mainland station to connect with transportation to the airport and Edison Mall. The bathroom code at the pool is the same as the Lobby 4 digit code and adding a # sign.