Productive days, sunset nights at your ideal meeting destination

Here’s why event planners keep coming back to Clearwater Beach Sheraton Resort on Sand Key

With 24,000 square feet of versatile indoor and outdoor event space, the Clearwater Beach Sheraton Resort on Sand Key offers an inspiring coastal setting for meetings, conferences, and special events. Featuring 8,576 square feet of grand ballroom space and 14 flexible meeting rooms, the resort comfortably accommodates everything from executive board meetings and breakout sessions to large-scale conferences and multi-day events. Each venue is thoughtfully designed with adaptable layouts, contemporary finishes, and modern technology to support seamless presentations, collaboration, and engagement.

Natural light, coastal views, and a refreshing Gulf-front atmosphere create an environment that encourages productivity while elevating the overall attendee experience. Planners benefit from customizable setups, dedicated event support, and flexible indoor-outdoor flow, allowing each event to feel tailored, efficient, and memorable.

Beyond the meeting space, guests enjoy a well-rounded leisure experience designed to recharge and inspire. Amenities include a private beach, resort-style pool, on-site dining, and a variety of recreational activities. Whether it’s a casual networking break by the water, a waterfront reception at sunset, or team-building activities in the sand, the resort provides opportunities to connect in meaningful and memorable ways.

From intimate gatherings to grand events, our experienced team partners closely with planners from start to finish, ensuring every detail is executed with precision and care. The result is a seamless, elevated experience that leaves a lasting impression on every attendee.

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