MetroGuide.Network > LodgingGuide > Daytona Beach Home Page

Daytona Beach
Hospitality Industry

Welcome to LodgingGuide's hospitality industry listings for the Daytona Beach area.

Named for its real estate mogul founder Mathias Day, Daytona Beach was the former choice of winter residence for John D. Rockefeller, and still attracts wealthy tourists and snowbirds to its golf courses and 23 miles of shore. At the turn of the last century, the beaches of densely-packed sand were a popular place to race cars. As the population increased, and the town became more family oriented, this natural raceway was relegated to a small area of beach where you can still drive a few yards on the sand, but not race, and it is frequently closed to traffic. Daytona Beach continues its tradition of car racing now at the Daytona International Speedway, and is the home of the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing. The hotels along the beach provide the most breathtaking and unobstructed view of the Atlantic Ocean in Florida.

You can begin researching lodging properties and on-site restaurants in the Daytona Beach area by selecting one of the options shown below. If you are interested in visiting Florida beaches after your visit to Daytona Beach, you may wish to have a look at Orlando Lodging, Florida's Space Coast Lodging and Florida's Treasure Coast Lodging.

Daytona Beach Lodging Search:

(For example: try "hotel with a restaurant")

Lodging by Location:

·	Daytona Beach		·	Daytona Beach Shores
		The greatest concentration of lodging options directly on the beach are on a narrow island across the intracoastal waterway.		Numerous lodging options are located on the ocean in the southern part of the Daytona Beach area.
·	New Smyrna Beach		·	Ormond Beach
		Lodging in New Smyrna Beach are located about 13 miles south of Daytona Beach.		Lodging options in Ormond Beach are located just to the north of Daytona Beach.
·	Speedway - Daytona Beach Airport		·	Surrounding Communities
		Lodging located near the speedway and the Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB).		Lodging options in communities surrounding Daytona Beach, including Deland and Orange City.

Area Facts: The tides and minimal slope along Daytona Beach nearest the ocean create a surface hard enough for cars to drive and park upon 16 of its 23 miles. The local area code for Daytona Beach is 386.

You can return to this page at any time by pressing on the "LodgingGuide" button in the left margin of the page.

Related Links:	Pensacola Lodging Tallahassee Lodging Florida's Space Coast Lodging	Florida's Treasure Coast Lodging Jacksonville Lodging Panama City Lodging
Other Links:	Palm Beaches Lodging Fort Lauderdale Hotels Florida Keys Lodging Cancun Lodging Puerto Vallarta Lodging	Tampa - St. Petersburg Lodging Sarasota - Bradenton Lodging Fort Myers Lodging Naples, Florida Lodging
Popular Cities:	New York Lodging Miami Lodging Washington, D.C. Lodging Chicago Lodging Boston Lodging San Francisco Lodging Orlando Lodging	Las Vegas Lodging Venice Lodging London Lodging Paris Lodging Rome Lodging Barcelona Lodging Madrid Lodging
Other Versions:	En Espaņol

Advertisement
Cruise the Caribbean...
Visit the Cruise Ship Guide website for information about destinations and ships serving the Caribbean.

MetroGuide.Network > LodgingGuide > Daytona Beach Home Page

Copyright © 1999-2015, MetroGuide.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

LodgingGuide and LodgingGuide Daytona Beach are service marks of MetroGuide.com, Inc.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

To list your property with the LodgingGuide service: Click Here.
To contact us at MetroGuide: Click Here.