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Oasis Bay Suites to open in the heart of Tampa’s amusement parks and attractions

| Megan Kostner

Oasis Bay Suites, located in the middle of northern Tampa’s “amusement district,” has announced that its grand opening will take place July 1st.

The fully renovated hotel will feature 155 guest suites overlooking the pool surrounded by tropical landscaping, an expansive sundeck, cabana and restaurant and bar.

Each pet-friendly two-room suite features a decorated living area with fully equipped kitchens, sofa beds, workspace and designer-appointed bedrooms with private bathrooms, overlooking the private balconies and patios.

Oasis Bay Suites is within minutes of popular attractions such as Busch Gardens, Adventure Island, ZooTampa at Lowry Park and The Florida Aquarium.

As a privately owned and managed resort property, Oasis Bay Suites aims for a more comfortable and accommodating experience for each guest.

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