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Where to Stay in Florida in (Best Areas and Places)

By Matthew Lynch
March 30, 2024
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When traveling to Florida, finding the perfect place to stay can be as important as the activities you plan to enjoy. From sandy beaches to theme park adventures, this sunshine state offers a variety of areas that can cater to different vacation styles. Here’s a guide to some of the best areas and places to stay in Florida.

1. Orlando – The Theme Park Capital

For families and theme park enthusiasts, no place beats the convenience of staying in Orlando. Home to Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Orlando Resort, and SeaWorld, Orlando is where dreams come true for visitors of all ages. Stay in one of the themed resorts within the parks or opt for a nearby hotel or vacation rental to save some money.

2. Miami Beach– The Beachfront Haven

The vibrant city of Miami Beach offers visitors a mix of relaxation and nightlife. Staying along the iconic South Beach allows easy access to pristine beaches and the Art Deco Historic District. Hotels range from luxury high-rises with ocean views to boutique accommodations tucked away on quieter streets.

3. The Florida Keys – Tropical Island Escape

For those seeking a tropical escape, the Florida Keys is a chain of islands at Florida’s southern tip that provides a laid-back atmosphere with beautiful sunsets and excellent snorkeling. Key West, Key Largo, and Islamorada are popular options with a selection of resorts, charming inns, and beachside cottages available.

4. Naples – Upscale Relaxation

Perfect for travelers looking for upscale relaxation, Naples boasts luxurious resorts along miles of white-sand beaches. Known for high-end shopping, dining, and golfing opportunities, Naples provides a more tranquil setting compared to its east coast counterparts.

5. St. Augustine – Historical Charm

As America’s oldest city, St. Augustine brims with history and old-world charm. Visitors can stay in historic bed-and-breakfasts inside centuries-old buildings or choose modern lodgings with easy access to Spanish forts and museums.

6. Fort Lauderdale – The Venice of America

Fort Lauderdale’s intricate canal system offers an abundance of waterfront accommodation options. Ideal for boat lovers and those looking for a more relaxed alternative to Miami but with plenty of dining and cultural experiences.

7. Sarasota – The Cultural Coast

Offering a blend of culture and nature, Sarasota has accommodations ranging from beachfront resorts on Siesta Key to artsy boutique hotels downtown. Here you can enjoy performances at the renowned Sarasota Opera or gaze at art at The Ringling Museum.

8. Tampa Bay Area – Urban Excitement by The Bay

With a lively downtown area and historic Ybor City, Tampa Bay delivers urban excitement along with family-friendly attractions like Busch Gardens Tampa Bay. Stay in one of the many hotels or retreats along Tampa’s Riverwalk or across the bay in St. Petersburg for beach access.

Each area in Florida has its unique character and offerings that make it an ideal place to stay based on your vacation preferences. Whether you’re here for thrill rides or tranquil beach days, there’s something throughout this sunny state just waiting for you to explore.

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