Daytona Beach

One of Daytona's most elegant offerings, this chic, beachfront boutique has hand-striped walls, a full-service spa and sophisticated color palette. — Lonely Planet

With structures dating back to 1909, this was one of the earliest grand hotels in Florida and it remains one of the top resorts in the city. — The Telegraph

Definitely the biggest and certainly one of the more luxurious options, this 744-room resort right in the centre of Atlantic Ave is hard to miss. — Rough Guide

The white wicker-furnished cottages are light and airy, and share a heated beachside swimming pool with the main building. A great family choice. — DK Eyewitness

This resort is for travelers who like to feel at home when they're away from home. — Gayot

Exuding a classy Euro vibe, this long-standing B&B provides differently themed rooms with a fireplace, baby grand piano, and Mediterreanean paintings. — DK Eyewitness

Looking for the ideal, well-priced oceanfront hotel on historic Daytona Beach? Look no further. — The Telegraph

The 95-room Bahama House is a budget hotel on Daytona Beach within a five-minute drive of Congo River Golf-Daytona Beach, restaurants, and shops. — Oyster

Quaint rooms with a view of the Intracoastal Waterway. — Gayot

On a quaint residential street, this Spanish-style, three-story inn combines the charm and hospitality of a B&B with modern sensibilities and a chic, coastal-casual vibe. — Fodor's

This outpost provides a great example of the brand while highlighting how each property is unique, classy and fun. Being right on the beach gives it an extra cachet of exclusivity. — The Telegraph

Spectacular ocean views belie this budget-conscious, fresh and inviting property. It is in keeping with the upscale refurbishment of Daytona Beach. — The Telegraph

The friendly innkeepers of this gorgeous B&B have stocked it with period antiques and stylish deco, creating a soothing haven from Daytona's typical Nascar-and-spring-break carnival. — Lonely Planet

The 79-room La Quinta Inn and Suites Oceanfront Daytona Beach is a lower-middle-range property on a long stretch of sand, with an outdoor pool, a hot tub, and sundeck all with lovely ocean views. — Oyster

For those visiting Daytona Beach for something other than surf and sand (a certain iconic racing facility comes to mind), this smartly located Marriott is the perfect base. — Fodor's

The 96-room Sun Viking Lodge is a value property that draws families who are repeat visitors year after year. — Oyster

Don't be put off by the jaundice-yellow hallways; this beachfront budget spot actually has pleasant, spacious rooms. — Lonely Planet

Perry's isn't made for people who are just passing through; they want you to stay a while... Part motel, part resort, they have a loyal following that returns year after year for family vacations. — Lonely Planet