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Daytona Beach Cheap Hotel Rooms in Daytona Beach

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Check in

Sun, Oct 15

Check out

Tue, Oct 17

Guests

1 room, 2 guests



Where else can you drive your car on the beach, get out and take a swim, and park near the famous Daytona Beach Pier for lunch. Beautiful weather almost year long, and for the racing fans, another site to cross off your “bucket list”.
When to Visit Based on Price
Visit Daytona in May, June and September for better room rates and fewer crowds. You still get nice weather but without the mess of people.
Low Season: May, June and September are less busy. Average Daily Rates of:
  • 2 Star: $38-$130
  • 3 Star: $66-$150
  • 4 Star: $140-$180
High Season: July and August is oh so hot, but the crowds of vacationers don’t seem to mind. Average Daily Rates of:
  • 2 Star: $39-$160
  • 3 Star: $75-$260
  • 4 Star: $157-$196
Magic Savings Tip: Vacationers beware, this town is hopping during Spring Break, and so are the prices. Plan your visit in the Fall and Winter and save a bundle.

Sights you mustn’t miss

Visiting Daytona Beach for the races or whatever, spending a day or more on this spectacular and famous beach is almost mandatory. Whether walking it, driving on it, or just soaking up some rays with an occasional dip, it’s amazing. Top that off with a visit to one of the splash parks, jungle gyms and beach volleyball courses along the 23 miles of beach. Top it off with a go at the new rage, the paddleboard or maybe parasailing and the excitement meter may burst.
Spend some quality time enjoying your spouse and/or children on the Daytona Beach Boardwalk and Pier. This experience is one celebrating both fun and food, so hit the Sandblaster Roller Coaster, the Ferris wheel, maybe a slice of pizza or lunch/dinner at the famous Joe’s Crab Shack overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. For the adults you may want to wander up to “The Roof” bar and sip something bad for you, like a tropical punch while you relax and gaze over the ocean.

Fun things to do

You’ll find some of the best golf courses in the U.S. in this area; so if you need a break from the sand, pool, excitement or the family, grab your bags and head out to the greens.
Take an Eco-Buggy Tour of the Long Leaf Pine Preserve and experience the wetlands, swamps cypress groves and more. This is a great way to see just what’s needed and being done to protect this land.
For the paddler in your party, you can go on a guided tour of Lake Ashley, and what’s being accomplished to preserve it.

Wine and Dine Tips

If your palate is begging you for that glass of Chardonnay or Pinot Noir, then head to Ormond Beach and visit one of the two wine bars there, First Crush and the Ormond Wine Company.
You can find good restaurants featuring Mexican, Asian and American dishes and more. However, as we are on the beach, let’s look at some of the local and visitor favorites. As always, asking locals and your hotel staff for suggestions can lead to a great find or two. Instead, we are giving you some suggestions of fresh seafood restaurants, suggested by locals and visitors as well.
For lunch you might try Hull’s Seafood market in Ormond Beach (before sipping that glass of wine maybe) where they serve dynamite Fish Taco, Fish-N-Chips, or catch of the day on a fresh toasted Kaiser roll.
On Daytona Beach you might try the Ocean Deck Restaurant famous for the clam chowder or scallops.
Maybe the family would enjoy dining on the waterfront, overlooking the ocean and a marina, listening to Caribbean music. If so, take a ride or walk to the Inlet Harbor Marina & Restaurant for good seafood and prices. Jumbo shrimp or lobster tails flash-fried, and maybe start with Cajun Fried Gator Tail?

Day Trips

Travel to the “community” town of Cassadaga, Florida and visit this 115-year-old community of psychics and mediums. This is no joke, but rather a 57n acre community of like-minded, or questionably minded people who came here to practice their beliefs. When you arrive stop into the info center, where you can arrange to meet with a medium or psychic to explore your future, or meet your past.
Take a ride some 80 miles west to Florida horse country, Ocala, where Lake George is one of 600 lakes and 23 spring fed streams. Can you say fishing pole? Lake George is home to one of the largest freshwater blue crab populations in the world. Crab cocktail anyone?

Where to stay

As long as you shop around, you'll be able to find a bargain priced room in Daytona Beach. The Plaza Ocean Club is found in the Daytona Lagoon Waterpark area and has an outdoor pool, poolside bar, full-service restaurant and ocean views.
Another great value is the three-star Daytona Beach Oceanside Inn. Not only are you close to the boardwalk, the property has an outdoor pool, children's pool area, outdoor bar and fitness center. Similar properties include the Tropical Winds Oceanfront Hotel and the Boardwalk Inn.




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Our recommendations in Daytona Beach

Ocean Breeze Club Hotel

Ocean Breeze Club Hotel

3-star hotel

5.2

Daytona Beach Resort & Conference Center

Daytona Beach Resort & Conference Center

3.5-star hotel

7.7 Good

Starting From

$95

Tropical Winds Oceanfront Hotel

Tropical Winds Oceanfront Hotel

2.5-star hotel

8.6 Fabulous

Starting From

$119

Best Western International Speedway Hotel

Best Western International Speedway Hotel

2.5-star hotel

7.7 Good

Starting From

$76

Extended Stay America Suites Daytona Beach Speedway

Extended Stay America Suites Daytona Beach Speedway

2.5-star hotel

6.6 Good

Starting From

$86

Holiday Inn Resort Daytona Beach Oceanfront, an IHG Hotel

Holiday Inn Resort Daytona Beach Oceanfront, an IHG Hotel

3-star hotel

7.8 Good

Starting From

$103

Quality Inn Daytona Speedway I-95

Quality Inn Daytona Speedway I-95

2.5-star hotel

8.7 Fabulous

Starting From

$86

Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort

Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort

4-star hotel

7.3 Good

Starting From

$85

Club Wyndham Ocean Walk

Club Wyndham Ocean Walk

3.5-star hotel

7.4 Good

Super 8 by Wyndham Daytona Beach

Super 8 by Wyndham Daytona Beach

2-star hotel

N/A

Starting From

$90

Holiday Inn & Suites Daytona Beach on the Ocean, an IHG Hotel

Holiday Inn & Suites Daytona Beach on the Ocean, an IHG Hotel

3-star hotel

8.3 Very Good

Starting From

$138

Courtyard by Marriott Daytona Beach Speedway/Airport

Courtyard by Marriott Daytona Beach Speedway/Airport

3-star hotel

8.9 Fabulous

Starting From

$118

Stories

Daytona Beach Rules for Spring Break

Almost 23 miles of hard packed sand is hard to argue with when you think hot weather, cool water and lying on a beach for Spring Break. Couple that with an eclectic nightlife and some great bar and restaurant choices and Daytona sounds pretty good! Set in the northern part of Florida, the beach has a stack of activities that you might not find further south. You can surf all day long, go rock climbing and abseiling, hire a jet ski, go boogie boarding or parasailing or, and this is what you won't find elsewhere, go driving on the hard sand. The drivable beach is a rare thing so take full advantage of the opportunity. If you're up for a day trip on your rest and recuperation days in the sun, you can head to Walt Disney World, SeaWorld and Universal Studios not far down the highway in Orlando. Or stay locally and soak up some of the history at DaytonaUSA, an exhibition that celebrates the famous speedway and the NASCAR seasons of the past. Of course, you're here for spring break so take full advantage of the wild club scene with bars like Razzles, Aqua, and the Ocean Deck. They're close to wherever you'll stay on the strip or they're a short ride away on the unique London double-decker free bus service which operates from the bar area to all the major hotel strips. This is where you'll find live DJ’s spinning the latest dance beats, holding beachside concerts or a cool parties for the college set. Are you looking for a good sports bar? Try The Oyster Pub on Seabreeze Boulevard. It boasts 45 tvs and cheap beer with a good line of steaks and all the trimmings. Perfect for a recovery lunch. Make sure you get a cheap hotel in Daytona Beach because there's such a lot to do on the beach and in the bars you'll want to extend!