Hotels with an Indoor Pool in Daytona Beach

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Hotels with an Indoor Pool in Daytona Beach

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A beachside kiosk with a sheltered seating area, surrounded by lush greenery and palm trees, overlooking the beach.

1. Perry's Ocean Edge Resort

Perry's Ocean Edge Resort
2.5 star property
Melinda Cook
  • Indoor pool
  • 2 outdoor pools
  • Children's pool
  • Pool loungers
  • Hot tub
8.6 out of 10, Excellent, (3,014 reviews)
Sparkling pools create a relaxation paradise steps from pristine beachfront. Families splash in the children's pool while adults unwind at the hot tub or sip tropical drinks from the poolside tiki bar. Ocean views and spacious rooms complete this sun-soaked retreat.
$107 nightly
The price is $121
Oct 19 - Oct 20
Total with taxes and fees
Perry's Ocean Edge Resort
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Top neighborhoods in Daytona Beach

A motorcyclist riding on a curved road in front of the Peabody Auditorium.

Seabreeze Historic District

Seabreeze Historic District wraps you in early 20th century charm with Mediterranean Revival mansions and cozy Craftsman bungalows lining tree-shaded streets. Spend your day exploring architectural treasures before cooling off at Daytona Lagoon Waterpark or catching a show at Peabody Auditorium. The district sits perfectly between the Halifax River and Atlantic Ocean, giving you the best of both waterfront worlds. Dining options spill into nearby Seaport Village where fresh seafood and Southern comfort food await hungry travelers. Choose from historic bed & breakfasts in converted Mediterranean homes for an authentic stay. The neighborhood's walkable design makes exploring easy, with brick sidewalks leading you past gardens and historic markers.

A coastal cityscape with a beach, pier, and urban buildings.

South Peninsula Historic District

South Peninsula Historic District showcases Daytona Beach's architectural heritage through Mediterranean Revival mansions and Craftsman bungalows lining tree-canopied streets. History buffs will love exploring the Lilian Place Heritage Center and First Presbyterian Church while soaking in the quiet residential charm. The peninsula location offers the best of both worlds with the Halifax River and Atlantic beaches just a short walk away. Accommodations lean toward charming bed & breakfasts in converted historic homes where hosts share local stories. Though dining options are sparse within the district, nearby Seabreeze Boulevard offers plenty of restaurants. The peaceful, walkable streets make for perfect evening strolls under historic streetlights.

A pier with a restaurant named 'Eat at Joe's' and 'Joe's Crab Shack'.

Rogers Seabreeze

Rogers Seabreeze delivers classic beach town thrills right along Daytona's famous shoreline. The iconic Boardwalk and Pier buzz with carnival games and souvenir shops while the historic Bandshell fills summer evenings with free concerts. Beyond the surf and sand, you'll find Peabody Auditorium hosting performances and Joyland Amusements offering old-school fun for all ages. Mid-range oceanfront hotels and vintage motor lodges line the streets with easy beach access. Casual eateries serve up seafood and tropical drinks with ocean views while the hard-packed sand welcomes walkers and drivers alike. Getting around is simple with everything within a few blocks' walk.

Midtown

The Midtown neighborhood offers attractions such as Mary McLeod Bethune Home & Grave Site and Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Performing Arts Center.

A building with a sign reading "PEABODY AUDITORIUM" and palm trees in the foreground.

Surfside Historic District

Surfside Historic District blends 1920s architectural charm with beachfront relaxation in Daytona Beach. Elegant Mediterranean Revival mansions with red-tiled roofs stand beside pastel Art Deco gems along tree-lined boulevards. The iconic Bandshell amphitheater hosts oceanfront concerts while historic sites like Peabody Auditorium offer cultural experiences just steps from the Atlantic. Upscale oceanfront restaurants serve fresh seafood alongside casual beachside cafes with Cuban sandwiches. Choose from historic hotels with period charm or luxury beachfront resorts with full amenities. The compact district is perfect for walking, with seasonal trolley service and bike-friendly paths connecting the beach to downtown attractions.

Top landmarks in Daytona Beach

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Daytona International Speedway

9.2/10 (4,840 reviews)
Wanna race? You could pay a visit to Daytona International Speedway, a popular racetrack located 3.5 mi (5.6 km) from central Daytona Beach. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches. If you think Daytona International Speedway is cool, you also might like Municipal Stadium and Jackie Robinson Ballpark, both located nearby.
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