Compare Inns in Southwest Coast Florida

Name: Driftwood Inn
Price range: $764 total

Featured Inns in Southwest Coast Florida

$686 nightly

$764 total

Aug 3 - Aug 4

Total includes taxes and fees

At Driftwood Inn, guests have access to free use of bicycles, laundry facilities, and a garden. Free parking is available if you drive. If you like to take your furry friend along on your adventures, this pet-friendly property offers an off-leash area. This smoke-free inn also has barbecue grills.

Pet friendly

Parking included

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$223 total

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Inns

Find a great Southwest Coast Florida inn
If you’re on the lookout for a place to stay in Southwest Coast Florida that sports special touches and décor but is less costly than a bed and breakfast, rent a room at an inn. Whether you’re staying for a day, a week or a month, Orbitz has a great selection of super-comfy Southwest Coast Florida inns to choose from.

Pick the right inn for you
The most popular hotel inns in Southwest Coast Florida merge the convenience of an inn with many of the standard features of a hotel. Think pools and gyms, without the hefty price tag.

You’ll find Southwest Coast Florida inns are located in all sort of convenient neighborhoods, making them a great option for those traveling on four wheels. They can also offer a tasty breakfast and hearty dinner, saving you the time and effort it would take to find good eats in a new place.

If you want a space filled with loads of personality and a good helping of hospitality to boot, look out for historic inns. Privately owned with an exclusive number of rooms, you’ll receive a more personalized stay, much like a boutique hotel. No matter what type of inn you choose, you’re sure to enjoy unique experiences you won’t find anywhere else.