Is CoCo Keys in CT Open?

Is CoCo Keys in CT Open?

CoCo Key Resort on East Main Street in Waterbury permanently closed on Sunday. The business was open for eight years offered an indoor water park, more than 280-hotel rooms and event space, according to the Waterbury Regional Chamber and employed close to 300 people during peak season.

When did CoCo Keys close?

CoCo Key closed in August 2015 after it failed health code inspections. It failed to reopen, and the Clock Tower Resort, which had changed ownership several times, closed in November 2016, a month after a birthday party there turned deadly.

Where is CoCo Keys CT?

Waterbury
280 Room Water Resort, Hotel, and Convention Center conveniently located off I-84 in Waterbury, CT.

Why did CoCo Key water park close?

When Coco Key was shut down in July for health code violations, general manager Mario Mandolfo says he didn’t have the money to pay for repairs. Around a month later, the bank took over the property, giving Mandolfo the money and a directive to clean up the resort. “Do it and do it correctly.

When was CoCo Key built?

Built in 1970, CoCo Key Hotel and Water Resort has, in addition to its guestrooms, a 54,000-square-foot water park. The hotel’s guest amenities include a swimming pool, a fitness center, a business center and three on-site restaurants.

Is The Hotel ML sold?

The sale will take place via online auction platform Ten-X. Ardmore-based Willner Realty and Development Co. owns Hotel ML and CoCo Key Water Resort. The local group bought the property when a previous owner auctioned off 10 CoCo Key Water Resorts across the country.

Who owns CoCo Key Resort in Orlando?

InSite Orlando One LLC
The CoCo Key Water Resort on International Drive now belongs to Weston-based InSite Orlando One LLC. The 399-room hotel at 7400 International Drive sold for $15.1 million, based on deed records with Orange County. The property was owned by CLP Legacy LLC, a subsidiary of CNL LIfestyle Properties.