No injuries reported in Ormond Beach hotel fire Cause of blaze unknown
No one was injured in a fire at Ocean East Resort Club in Ormond Beach on May 31, 2021. (Daytona Beach Fire Department)
ORMOND BEACH, Fla. – A fire that tore through three guest rooms at an Ormond Beach hotel on Monday didn’t leave anyone injured, according to firefighters.
The fire started in a utility room at Ocean East Resort Club on Atlantic Avenue and spread to three rooms located above it, the Daytona Beach Fire Department said.
[TRENDING: Fla. drivers can soon use hazard lights in rain | Woman in parked car ejected, killed in crash | Police search for ‘armed and dangerous’ woman ]
Pictures show charred walls and crumbling balconies with visible soot on the side of the building.
Officials are working to determine what caused the blaze.
Copyright 2021 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.
Kissimmee mayor avoids impeachment trial Florida Highway Patrol reopens investigation into deadly Volusia County crash 'Bank jugging’ crimes targeting cash-carrying residents on the rise in Ocoee Trial begins for man accused in deadly 2024 downtown Orlando Halloween shooting South Titusville woman says 5 a.m. flights are waking her almost daily Solar company bankruptcies leave Central Florida homeowners with panels and no help Money, teachers and culture wars: Where Orange County School Board Chair candidates diverge Seabreeze Boulevard beach ramp closes amid Plaza Hotel safety concerns Affordable housing for teachers draws opposition near Orange County elementary school Why your car is guzzling more gas this summer — and what you can do about it Leesburg man accused of hurling dog feces, then a scooter, at neighbor Parramore Market scores $25K donation ahead of its September opening Brevard County volunteers fight to save the lagoon tax Ocoee eyes $597 fire fee as Florida tax reform threatens millions in city revenu Altamonte Springs weighs fate of its library again Bodycam footage released after driver falls asleep at Ocoee intersection News 6 asks Sen. Ashley Moody about cuts to education Money, teachers and culture wars: Where Orange County School Board Chair candidates diverge How 9 Central Florida school districts are handling AI in the classroom Emails expose former Orange County fire chief's denial about new county SUV Previous video Next video
