Florida Hotels On The Water

Florida, being a peninsula, has approximately 1800 miles of coastline. To the east is the Atlantic Ocean, to the south is the Caribbean and to the west is the Gulf of Mexico. Additionally, there are about 11,000 miles of rivers, streams and lakes. Florida's waterfront hotels are a top draw.

  1. The Breakers Hotel

    • Florida beaches are a top attraction of its waterfront resort hotels.

      The Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach is minutes from Worth Avenue, a street full of upscale shops such as Gucci, Jimmy Choo and Louis Vuitton. During the heyday of The Breakers Hotel in the early 1900s, the Kennedy clan held private functions there. Built in 1896, The Breakers has retained its old-world decor while keeping up with modern amenities. The Breakers Hotel offers waterfront suites as well as standard single rooms, and rates begin at about $300 a night, as of September 2010.

      Breakers Hotel

      One South County Road

      Palm Beach, Florida 33480

      561-273-2537

      thebreakers.com

    Casa Marina Resort

    • The Florida Keys are known for their fabulous sunsets.

      The Casa Marina Resort in Key West is a property of the Waldorf Astoria hotel group. Built during the 1920s, the Casa Marina is on the National Register of Historic Places. Within walking distance of the famous Hemingway House, home to legally protected six-toed cats, the Casa Marina Resort is one of Key West's most upscale hotels. The guest rooms overlook the ocean, and the town's nightly sunset celebration is blocks away at Mallory Square. As of 2010, rooms begin at $250. The resort honors Honors Rewards Club members.

      Casa Marina Resort

      1500 Reynolds Street

      Key West, Florida

      888-303-5717

      casamarinaresort.com

    Don Cesar Beach Hotel

    • Florida's Gulf Coast is a favorite hunting grounds for people who love shelling.

      The Breakers may be a leading hotel on the east coast, but a top draw on Florida's gulf coast is the world-famous "Big Pink," the Don Cesar Hotel. The Don Cesar has over 250 guest rooms, two pools and suites with panoramic views of the Gulf of Mexico. Many rooms have private balconies and terraces. On the Gulf Coast of Florida, Saint Petersburg beach is well-known for shelling and snorkeling, and there are a wide variety of opportunities for sunset cruises, dolphin watches, catamaran sailings and private charters. The Don Cesar's rates begin at around $250 for a basic room as of October 2010. However, it offers special rates throughout the year, particularly during Florida's off-season, the summer months.

      Don Cesar Beach Resort, A Loews Hotel

      3400 Gulf Blvd.

      St. Pete Beach, FL, 33706

      727-360-1881

      loweshotels.com

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