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Where to go: Hotels are announcing reduced pricing ahead of Idalia

| Jo-Lynn Brown

This is an ongoing story. Tampa Bay Business and Wealth will provide updates as new information becomes available.

Rosen Hotels & Resorts activated its Florida Resident Distress Rates ahead of Tropical Storm Idalia, which is projected to become a hurricane before it hits land in Florida.

Distress rates are as follows:

$69/night (not including taxes)

•        Rosen Inn International

•        Rosen Inn Closest to Universal

•        Rosen Inn at Pointe Orlando

•        Rosen Inn Lake Buena Vista

$99/night (not including taxes)

•        Rosen Plaza

$109/night (not including taxes)

•        Rosen Centre

$129/night (not including taxes)

•        Rosen Shingle Creek

Rosen Hotels & Resorts is pet-friendly (no additional pet fee during distress rates), offers free WiFi and never charges a resort fee. To reserve a room, please call 866-33-ROSEN (76736).

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