Hawaiian Inn Condo 135
Has had a few updates.
We still hve the same great view.
Full sized bed
Table has 3 chairs – only 2 are shown
Great efficiency kitchen
Click Clack sofa – linens for this fold down sofa re under the cushion.
Wall mounted flat screen TV
Sunny oceanside patio.
Hawaiian Inn is oceanfront at 230 S Atlantic Ave. in Daytona Beach Shores.
Walk from the pool deck to the beach
Or relax on the pooldeck with a view of the beach
Indoor pool has jets and is heated at 100 degrees
This unit was 100% booked March 15- August 1st for the last 2 years. Clean
, comfortable and oceanfront at a great rate for a small family.
Rates 2014
Hawaiian Inn Resort – Studio – 135
Our Weekly rates are for Saturday to Saturday weeks
Jan 04 – Feb 8th $ 350
Feb 9 – Feb 24th $ 1000
Feb 25 – March 5th $ 450
Mar 5th – March 16th $ 1000
March 16th – April 26h , $ 550
April 26th – May 18th $ 350
May 18th – June – 14th $ 450
June 14th – Aug 9th * $ 550
* July 4th Week $ 750
Aug 9th – Sept 6th $ 450
Sept 6th – Oct 12th** $ 350
Biketoberfest $ 600
Oct 20 – Dec 21st ** $ 300
Thanksgiving $ 500
Christmas $ 500
Very interested in late august or early sept I haven’t got exact dates yet I’m taking care of stage 4 cancer client can’t leave until all is said and done I am planning on a weeks stay to look at houses and apartments to relocate down.please keep me posted on the availability. Very truly Cheryl Poulin
im reading thgruoh the quote more and more. i think the context of it is this:the top US racing category that would push Audi’s brand and also be applicable to their current array of motorsport offering(s) is a Daytona Prototype. i think he is saying that making offerings for customers’ with chassis based solely on street cars does not push the Audi brand; im thinking GT3-level offerings. he did not want to directly say that the current commercial offerings were not top-teir but at the same time he wanted to convey that it is really about pushing the brand. i think he really saying that having Audi put an applicable engine into the DP category would push Audi’s brand due to it being the top-teir for production-based drivetrains. obviously privateers would be able to buy them, but as yet, Audi has no offerings that would compete with the GM and Porsche engines; ~5L V8s. so in order to participate they would need to either build something in that configuration or have the 5L V10 certified/accepted.