Tampa's Epicurean Hotel Adds Historic Suites and a Rooftop Terrace
An expansion in Hyde Park converts a historic apartment building into eight suites with kitchenettes and private outdoor space.
A Tampa favorite is growing. Flamingo's fall roundup spotlights the expansion of the Epicurean Hotel in Hyde Park, which adds guest rooms, a private lobby, meeting spaces and a rooftop terrace.
The project also converts a historic apartment building into eight suites, each with a kitchenette and private outdoor area, a format aimed at longer stays and small groups.
Why it matters
Tampa has been drawing more food-focused and boutique-minded visitors, and Hyde Park's walkable mix of restaurants and shops makes it a natural base. The expansion gives the neighborhood's best-known foodie hotel more capacity for weddings, meetings and weekend getaways as the fall season gets going.
Sources: Flamingo magazine, September 15, 2026.
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