Naples Florida Woman Unlawfully Enters Home, Hugs Resident, Then Jumps In The Pool

A Naples Florida woman is under arrest for making herself at home. Which would normally be fine except that it wasn't her home - and the people inside had no idea who she was.

A 79-year-old City of Naples resident reported an unknown suspect unlawfully entered her residence while she was inside. The suspect, later identified as Natalie Lynn Slavek, entered the residence without permission and gave an unwanted hug to a resident. Slavek then made herself at home by sitting on a chair in the living room, rested on a bed for several minutes, then proceeded to jump in their pool, all before leaving the residence.

Natalie Lynn Slavek is a resident of Collier County and is currently on state probation for a 2020 offense of resisting an officer with violence. Slavek, who operates the social media company “Natalie Knows Naples”, didn’t ‘know’ the residents of the house she unlawfully entered and as a result was placed under arrest for trespassing in an occupied structure.

Maybe she was trying to make a video for her Tik Tok. The last video she posted was back in November. Gotta update that content. But at least she was friendly, which was probably why she got a trespass rather than home invasion charge. Big difference in jail time between those two. I think this whole thing comes down to hospitality.

If you're going to walk into someone's home, give them a hug, have a rest, then jump in the pool - don't show up empty handed. I think if she'd have brought drinks this whole thing could have ended differently. Retirees down here do a lot of drinking. Then maybe this Naples Florida woman could have made friends, instead of witnesses.

Besides, Southwest Florida has plenty of other choices if you're looking for a dip in the pool.

Living in Florida with the weather so nice the majority of the year, there's lots of time for fun in the sun and 8 Southwest Florida resorts offer day passes for locals.

One of things on my list when I moved to Fort Myers was that I needed to be close to the beach. Sure, affordability, a safe community, a pool, a decent size living space were on my list as well, but I wanted to be less than 10 minutes from the beach. I hit the jackpot with where I live that all those things were crossed off the list. For me, it's just the feeling of being on vacation, even when it's just a short drive away. And that's how I feel about going for a swim or just laying by the pool at a resort. Staying overnight isn't necessary when you have a home nearby to go back to, but the feeling of being a tourist in your own town can be a great time.

So how can you do that? Well, 8 Southwest Florida resorts offer day passes for locals.

Most hotels and resorts, you have to be a guest to be able to use amenities like the pool and spa. But there's a great website/app called Resort Pass that allows you to book a day at a resort without having to book a room. While prices do vary from weekdays to weekends, and different things are included at each, it's a great way to get out and enjoy some of the great local offerings whether you have family and friends coming into town, or to treat yourself to a day away from home.

And while I'll feature resorts here in Southwest Florida, you can search for resorts all over the world. I've had friends use it to book days in resorts on cruise stops in different ports in fact.

The Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort and Spa is a family-friendly resort perfect for those looking for some fun. They have 3 acres of pools, plus a lazy river and waterslides. There's also an adults-only pool and whirlpool. Day passes include use of the water attractions, poolside food and beverage service, towels, complimentary games, Wi-Fi and self-parking. Prices for adults start at $45.

If you've driven down on Fort Myers Beach, you know the pool at Margaritaville is THEE place to be. Day passes to the FINS UP Beach Club start at $65 for adults and include not only access to the pool, but also beach access including lounge chairs at both. You can also enjoy towel service, pool and beach food and beverage service, daily live music and free Wi-Fi. There's also a 20% discount on water sports activities and spa treatments with the purchase of a day pass.

Pink Shell is a beautiful resort right on Fort Myers Beach. With a beautiful pool looking out on the Gulf, day passes allow access to 2 pools and a hot tub. Also beach access, including beach and pool lounge chairs, towel service,  kids activities and nature tours, watersport and bike rentals, a fitness center, free Wi-Fi and free parking. Day passes for adults start at $30.

If you haven't been to downtown Fort Myers to check out the Luminary yet, what are you waiting for? It is an absolutely gorgeous property looking out on the River District. The pool offers great views of the Caloosahatchee River. Day passes start at $25 and include use of the pool and a lounge chair, towels, poolside food and beverage service, free Wi-Fi and free valet parking.

We all know that staying on the beach in Naples can get pricy, but this is a great way to enjoy the resort just for the day. While food and beverage service is not yet available from Hurricane Ian, there's still plenty to take advantage of. Day passes start at $65 and include access to the pool, beach access with complimentary chairs, towels and umbrellas, free Wi-Fi and free self-parking.

If you're looking for full-on luxury, look no further than The Ritz-Carlton, Naples. With your family pool cabana that starts at $700, there's not much that's not included. You'll have sofa seating, cable TV, a stocked mini-fridge, chaise loungers, a fruit plate and a snack basket. Plus your very own poolside butler. Plus use of the family pool, lap pool and adults-only pool, private beach access, towels and free Wi-Fi and valet. Treat yourself!

In Naples, there's not one but 2 Ritz's and this option is great for families wanting a little more action. Here, you'll enjoy 3 waterslides, a lazy river and a splash and play area for kids. Day passes start at $135 and include all the water attractions, plus lounge chairs, poolside food and beverage service, complimentary Wi-Fi and parking. There also cabanas for up to 6 people starting at $1200, a Tequila Eclipse Dessert Experience, a Travel With Us Dining Experience and an Enamorarse Dining Experience for purchase.

Another luxurious escape awaits you at the Naples Grande Beach Resort. This resort features an adults-only pool and hot tub, a family pool, a lap pool and a water slide. Day passes start at $95 and include access to all pool fun, plus pool and beach chairs, towels, poolside food and beverage service, free Wi-Fi and valet parking. There is spa pass available as well starting at $45 that includes access to a whirlpool, sauna, steam room, meditation lounge and a fitness center.