Residence Inn Naples

Park Shore puts you in a part of Naples that works well for longer stays because daily errands stay easy and the main roads keep you moving. Residence Inn by Marriott Naples leans into that practicality with an extended-stay setup built around routines, not one-night turnover. You can get to the beach, shopping corridors, and downtown plans without treating every trip like a cross-town drive.

Suites are the main reason this property works for groups and longer projects. The room layouts are designed with separate zones for sleeping, relaxing, and getting a little work done, which matters when people are sharing space for several nights. Kitchens are part of the Residence Inn identity, so you can stock groceries, handle breakfast on your own schedule, and avoid paying for every meal out when the trip runs a week or more.

Mornings tend to run smoother here because the brand format supports a repeatable start. Breakfast helps keep everyone moving in the same direction, while the in-room kitchen gives you a backup plan for early departures, late starts, or special diets. That combination is a real advantage for teams that need consistency without the feel of a full resort environment.

Evenings usually come down to recovery, planning the next day, and keeping the group from splintering into a dozen different directions. A property like this is set up for low-effort downtime, with common spaces that make it easy to regroup, plus the ability to keep things simple inside the suite when people are tired. If you’re coordinating multiple rooms, Engine.com matters on the administrative side by keeping the room block and billing organized when names change, arrivals stagger, or part of the group needs to extend.

Key hotel features and amenities

• All-suite layout designed for longer stays and shared occupancy

• In-room kitchens typical of Residence Inn suites, built for basic cooking and meal prep

• Breakfast service on property to keep mornings consistent

• In-room work surfaces that help with schedules, reports, and quick admin tasks

• On-site fitness space for routine workouts and recovery days

• Common areas that support informal meetups and quick check-ins

• Outdoor-style space at many Residence Inn properties for grills or casual seating, confirm availability during booking

• Laundry access is common at extended-stay properties, confirm on-site versus in-suite setup for your room type

• Wi-Fi throughout the property for coordination and day-to-day needs

Points of interest and attractions within a 2 to 3 mile radius

• Clam Pass Park for beach access and shaded walking paths

• Waterside Shops for dining and higher-end retail in one stop

• Village on Venetian Bay for waterfront restaurants and evening plans

• Coastland Center area for shopping, casual meals, and basics

• Lowdermilk Park for a straightforward public beach day close to town

• Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens for an easy group outing with broad appeal

• Central Naples dining corridors where groups can find reliable sit-down or takeout options

Features of interest to group travelers

• Suite layouts that reduce crowding and make multi-night stays easier to manage

• Kitchens that support early starts, late returns, and budget control without relying on restaurant timing

• Breakfast on-site to cut down on morning scatter and keep departure times predictable

• Room-type variety that helps you balance single travelers, shared rooms, and small family units

• Common spaces that can work for a quick team huddle without booking formal meeting space

• Laundry planning support for uniforms, work clothes, and longer itineraries, confirmed in advance

• Parking logistics that are usually simpler than beach-front corridors, with details handled during the block setup

• Engine.com handling for room blocks, consolidated billing, and mid-stay changes when headcounts or dates shift