Luminary Hotel & Co. offers chance to win tour in downtown Fort Myers

WINK News drone captures image of the Luminary Hotel from above in downtown Fort Myers. Credit: WINK News.

Luminary Hotel & Co. in downtown Fort Myers is offering a chance for three local residents and their guests to take part in a private “Hard Hat Tour” of the property before July ends.

There is a contest on the hotel’s Facebook and Instagram pages.

The contest ends Sunday, July 12, and the tour is scheduled for Saturday, July 18.

For additional information about the hotel, visit LuminaryHotel.com. To enter the “Hard Hat Tour” contest, visit the hotel’s Facebook and Instagram pages.

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