Lodging in A Nutshell


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Romantic Getaway
The downtown area is a perfect base for a romantic escape.

Business Traveler
Business travelers may want to find digs in nearby Ponte Vedra.

Golfers
Ponte Vedra Beach offers seven world-famous golf courses.

Family Travelers
The downtown historic area and St. Augustine Beach are a family's best bets.

Beach Lovers
Many lodging options are on Route A1A (Beach Boulevard) over the Bridge of Lions.

Leisure Travelers
The Old City is home to 28 Victorian and Spanish-style inns, some centuries old.

Business Traveler
Westshore is where it's at for business men and women coming into town.

Leisure Traveler
Tampa's beaches lure many vacationers in search of the perfect sunset, and there is no lack of beautiful places for them to stay.

Families
Families will find shelter at a whole host of recently built hotels in North Tampa.

Partygoers/Solo Travelers
Ybor City is the nightlife capital of Tampa Bay. Party-types also may want to check out the Seminole Indian Casino.

Gay Traveler
Gay and lesbian travelers may opt for digs in Ybor City.

Airport Lodging
There are plenty of lodging options around the airport, specifically in the Westshore District.

St. Augustine

St. Augustine Beach is dotted with lodging to fit every budget. Many of your choices are on Route A1A (Beach Boulevard) over the Bridge of Lions, four miles south of downtown St. Augustine.

The four-mile long beach has eight access points, all located between Ocean Trace Road and Pope Road, off Route A1A. St. Johns County Pier, a popular fishing spot, is the main entrance point.

Oceanfront lodging is literally on the ocean, where swimming is excellent. The hard sand beach is narrow and cars are allowed on the beach. Nearby Anastasia State Recreation Area, on the northwest corner of the island, has one of the best beaches on the east coast of Florida.

The wide, fine-grained four-miles beach is a spectacular place for windsurfing, boardsurfing, canoeing, and kayaking. Proving that humans and wildlife can co-exist in nature, a 1,700-acre bird sanctuary is located here.

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