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Check-In: from 3:00 PM

Check-Out: within 11:00 AM

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On premises:

• 100% smoke-free hotel
• Complimentary breakfast
• Outdoor pool
• Elevator
• Complimentary full breakfast, choice of breads, cereal, fruit, hot eggs, hot breakfast meat, other hot items, yogurt, juice, and coffee.
  
  
• 24-hour front desk
• Cable or satellite television, DirecTV® with DVD players in oceanfront efficiencies
• Free wireless Internet access available in public areas and all guest rooms
• Business center
• Printer available
• Fax services, nominal fee
• Mail services
• Wedding services
• Sunbathing
• Parking for the physically challenged free above & underground
• Ice/vending machines
• Free parking
• Outdoor parking, free
• Garage parking, free underground parking
• Higher rates may apply for holidays/special events
• Exterior Corridor
• Elevator, wheelchair accessible
• Cash machine (ATM)

Nearby:

• 0.20 mile(s) from The Casements, named for the large hand-cut casement windows that adorn the mansion, has been beautifully restored to function as the Cultural Center for the City of Ormond Beach, Florida.
  
  Set on the shore of the Halifax River, and just two blocks from the Atlantic Ocean, the late John D.
  
  Rockefeller's winter home is known as "The Jewel of Ormond Beach." Open Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m.
  
  to 3:30 p.m., and Saturday from 10:00 a.m.
  
  to 11:30 a.m.
  
  Come learn about the history of the mansion and grounds.
  
  Visit special displays including Boy Scouts of America historical memorabilia and a collection of Hungarian festival costumes and artifacts.
  
  The Casements also hosts numerous events throughout the year.
  
  Check our Events Calendar to see our exciting upcoming festivities.
  
  Conveniently located near all that Ormond Beach has to offer including shopping, restaurants, and pristine white sand beaches make The Casements part of your trip to Central Florida!
• 0.20 mile(s) from Ormond Memorial Garden, soothe the senses – The Memorial Gardens, our urban oasis, are a lush, tropical rainforest nestled into the heart of the Ormond beachside adjoining the Museum.
  
  They feature native and exotic plants, water features, artisan-designed walkways and a gazebo.
  
  Visitors can enjoy the solitude of a quiet bench or nook or walk the labyrinth inside the gazebo.
  
  Designed by Belgian-trained Chicago landscape architect, Henry Stockman in the 1940s, the gardens feature both manicured landscape and natural areas.
  
  Numerous weddings are held in this magnificent setting.
  
  Situated on approximately two and a half acres at the southeast corner of Granada Boulevard between Seton Trail and Halifax Drive on Ormond's beachside, a separate fund-raising drive, spear-headed by Mrs.
  
  Mary Jane McSwain and Mrs.
  
  Eileen Butts, a former director of the Florida Board of Parks and Historic Memorials, produced sufficient funds to hire noted landscape architect, Henry Stockman, of Chicago, to design the gardens in the 1940
• 3.00 mile(s) from Destination Daytona, Bruce Rossmeyer's Destination Daytona is the Home of Bruce Rossmeyer's Daytona Harley-Davidson.
  
  The 109,000 square foot showroom is massive.
  
  Bruce Rossmeyer's sells thousands of motorcycles, genuine HD Motorclothes apparel, parts, accessories and so much more.
  
  During the course of an average non-event day, the dealership and surrounding property sees an average of 500-750 visitors and/or customers.
  
  During an event, such as Bike Week or Biketoberfest, which are synonymous with Destination Daytona, the average attendance is 500,000 during the ten-day Bike Week and 125,000 during the four-day Biketoberfest.
  
  
• 5.00 mile(s) from Daytona 500 Experience, from the heart-pounding thunder of bumper-to-bumper competition on the historic high banks of Daytona International Speedway to the high octane thrills and spills of high-tech motion simulators, catch all the energy and non-stop excitement of Daytona 500 Experience, 'The Ultimate Motorsports Attraction.' 'The Official Attraction of NASCAR, and your destination for racing excitement includes the larger-than-life magic of 'NASCAR 3D: The IMAX Experience'.
  
  Feel the adrenaline of racing with state-of-the-art motion simulators like Daytona Dream Laps and feel the pressure of the 16-second pit stop challenge.
  
  
• 5.00 mile(s) from Ponce Inlet, is a sleepy little town at the southern tip of the barrier island that includes Daytona Beach.
  
  This is a town where you can be as active as you wish, or sit back and do nothing but enjoy the peace and beauty of your surroundings.
  
  The beaches in the Ponce Inlet area are perfect for walking, jogging, sunning and shelling.
  
  They are no-drive beaches, so it is family/kid safe.
  
  Ponce Inlet has some of the best backwater fishing in Florida, and anglers come from all over to enjoy both fresh and salt-water fishing.
  
  Also available in the Ponce Inlet area are sunset cruises and nature tours.
  
  The main attraction in town is the restored 175-foot, red brick Ponce de Leon Lighthouse.
  
  Visitors can climb to the top of the lighthouse for a stunning panoramic view of the Daytona Beach area.
  
  It’s one of the few lighthouses in the country with all of the original buildings still standing.
  
  The keepers’ cottages now house museums.
  
  Ponce Inlet is conveniently located just one hour to Disney.
  
  
• 5.00 mile(s) from Jackie Robinson Baseball, there are not many cities that can claim to have the oldest park in their league and also lead in attendance.
  
  But Daytona Beach is one of those places.
  
  Despite a ballpark which opened in 1940 and a smaller population than most of the cities in the Florida State League, Daytona Beach is perennially one of the best draws in the league.
  
  Maybe it's the fact that the team actually tries to draw fans.
  
  Or maybe not having spring training means the fans aren't spoiled.
  
  Or maybe the folks of Daytona Beach just appreciate good baseball with a laid back setting in a cozy ballpark.
  
  Because that's exactly what you get when you visit Jackie Robinson Ballpark.
  
  Located on City Island, about one block east of the downtown, the ballpark overlooks the water and a new bridge which was constructed recently.
  
  Having visited in 1999 when the place appeared to be falling apart, I was eager to get back for a game after hearing about the renovations that have been done since then.
  
  
• 7.00 mile(s) from Daytona International Speedway, is the home of "The Great American Race" - the DAYTONA 500.
  
  Though the season-opening NASCAR Sprint Cup event garners most of the attention - as well as the largest audience in motorsports - the enormous 480-acre motorsports complex boasts the most diverse schedule of racing on the globe, thus earning it the title of "World Center of Racing." In addition to eight major weekends of racing activity, rarely a week goes by that the Speedway grounds are not used for events that include civic and social gatherings, car shows, photo shoots, production vehicle testing and police motorcycle training.
  
  
• 8.00 mile(s) from Daytona Kennel Club and Poker Room
• 39.00 mile(s) from Historic St.
  
  Augustine
• 69.00 mile(s) from Universal Studios®
• 70.00 mile(s) from Disney World®
• 0.03 mile(s) from Granada Plaza Shopping Center
• 3.00 mile(s) from Bel Air Plaza
• 4.00 mile(s) from Beach Street
• 9.00 mile(s) from Volusia Mall
• 48.00 mile(s) from St.
  
  Augustine Premium Outlets
• 54.00 mile(s) from Seminole Mall