The Inn At Cocoa Beach

After spending a day at the beach in Titusville, we decided not to make the hour and a half drive back home to Central Florida and instead contemplated staying on the east coast for the evening. I fondly remembered vacationing with my family at The Inn, so I called to check for room availability. The young lady who answered my call informed me of the available rooms and we chose an ocean side room with a nice view of the pool. I remembered the beautifully decorated reception area at the Inn, the cozy guest rooms and the complimentary breakfasts in the kitchen and courtyard area. Upon arrival, I quickly realized that nothing had changed — this place was still as charming as it was 20 years ago. The room check in was quick and easy (freshly made chocolate chip cookies were available at the front desk, which I found to be a nice homey touch) and we were in our room quicker than you could say «The Inn». The room was perfectly appointed — a cleverly decorated space that mixed an understated beach feel with modern touches. With a very nice balcony, on which sat a couple of comfortable rocking chairs, this was the perfect space in which to spend the evening. After a quick visit to the beach, a nice hot rinse in a spacious glass front shower and a good night sleep (during which the balcony doors were open, allowing for the sounds of ocean waves hitting the beach shore), we woke and visited the downstairs kitchen where we were told a complimentary breakfast would be waiting for guests. Judy, the kitchen chef, greeted us with homemade spinach quiche, coconut pound cake, fresh fruit, juice and steaming hot coffee. We chose to dine on the outside covered veranda and chatted as we enjoyed the beautiful morning breeze. This was truly an enjoyable experience — it felt like we had traveled to a little European village for the day. After breakfast, we headed to the beach again for a morning walk to the Cocoa Beach pier, which is only about a half mile from The Inn. Overcast skies didn’t dampen our spirits as we headed back to our room for a nap before check out time at 11 am. Although it was a brief stay, our visit to The Inn was truly memorable and provided some much needed private getaway time. We will most surely be back to stay here again. I extend a sincere thank you for a wonderful time!

We stayed here for our anniversary. It’s a very cute and quiet hotel.
Pros–
1. Great beach access
2. Delicious homemade breakfast
3. Comfortable room and bed
4. Great location
5. Friendly staff
Cons–
1. No fridge in rooms
2. Older building
3. Construction when we stayed
4. No room service
Overall, we really enjoyed our stay!

I’ve stayed at the Inn twice before, and this third time was just as good as the first two. The staff is friendly, the rooms clean, and the breakfast included in the price is tasty. I’ll stay again if I got to Cocoa Beach.

This was a Great place to stay, after our cruise we got to the INN at 10 am and they had a room for us and even upgraded it. We had a great view on the 4^th floor of the ocean. The breakfast was good, wine and cheese very nice and enjoyable to meet other guests. The front desk staff very nice and oh the room was very great, updated and clean.

I would give it 10 stars if I could. It’s our first day here, we actually got in at 630 am, after going to Radisson at the Port first which was absolutely DISGUSTING, we basically checked in and out of there in 1 hr. It’s spring break, and there was not any rooms anywhere. I called and spoke with Elaine and was able to get the last room with 2 queens. This place is so adorable. Clean, I repeat … Clean. And a great mix between a Bed and Breakfast and old school charm. We were going to go to the Old Ron Jon Resort after one night here and pay $ 329 a night but decided to stay here instead for our whole stay. We are seconds from the beach, and there is an awesome balcony with a great beach front view. It’s not your typical fancy resort, which don’t get me wrong is nice, but this place is just so much better! Hope the rest of our stay is as good as our first day :)

Staying at the inn at cocoa beach. Stayed here b4 had a great time But this time the bed is like sleeping on plywood. I spoke w management she say oh well its a new mattress. Ugh the room «DELUXE «? HAS NO REFIG. And no place to relax. Ocean view is through the trees. ice machine is in another building. Why? A non insulated ice bucket. Ice lasted 20 min. Paid 250.00 for this comfort? We won’t stay again

The reason this is a 4 and not a 5 is that the walls were a bit thin and we heard our neighbors arguing one night and a bit too loud the next (did not hear them the first night). Other than that, everything was just fine. The breakfast was filling, the rooms were kept clean and the price was quite affordable for a hotel with direct access to the beach. We would stay here again. Kudos to the breakfast staff for making me a custom quiche without onions. I appreciated that!

Really an amazing spot – relaxing, gorgeous property, and gorgeous location. The staff was INCREDIBLY accommodating, letting us access the beach after check out, late checkout, and wonderfully friendly service. The only downside is that we could only stay for one night! We will definitely be back!

Spent an awesome time there last week! Don’t even know where to start. I went with my mom and daughter and we stayed in room 212 which had 2 queen beds. The room was spotless. I’m a germaphobe so the first thing I did was check the mattresses for bugs and thank God not a trace of anything. What was nice about our room was that it did not have carpeting. it was hardwood flooring… which for someone like me, was an answered prayer. Why more hotels don’t use hardwood is a mystery. I hate walking on hotel carpeting because who knows the last time it was cleaned.
In the bathroom everything was clean and the tracks on the shower door passed my inspection. There were a ton of towels and wash cloths.
The breakfast concept was so cool. You eat in a beautiful room (I posted a picture) and there is self serve coffee, toast (bagels, English muffins, breads etc) and the coolest thing. a hard boiled egg station! There’s a pot of simmering water, a basket with numbered eggs, egg cups and a list that tells you how many minutes to cook the egg to your liking. Then you take a timer with you back to your table and go get your egg (you know it’s yours because it’s numbered!) when your time is up. Very cool. There is a lovely woman setting up breakfast trays for you with quiche, a delicious coconut bread and fresh fruit.
The whole place was so comfortable and clean. We hung out in the different common areas each night and just enjoyed the cute puppies that live there, read magazines, drank the free wine and ate the free cheese. They even thought to put a basket full of local restaurant menus in the living room.
The staff was super friendly and accommodating. We just hated to leave. Can’t wait to go back again next year!

We stayed at the inn two nights ago when we were in town for our honeymoon and a concert. I found the staff to be extremely friendly and helpful. The room was a little outdated but very cute and clean. I liked the feel of a fanily run place. Nice and peaceful and conveniently located behind Ron Jon and cocoa beach surf company. Breakfast was homemade and delicious. Id definitely stat here again.

The Inn at Cocoa Beach is a cross between a bed and breakfast and an old school hotel. They are unpretentious. The staff is friendly and helpful. We used a TON of towels with going to the ocean and pool, and they never seemed to mind. The rooms are on the smallish side, but why do you care about the room when you are 50 feet from the ocean!
The happy hour with wine and cheese is pleasant and a nice way to meet other people. The breakfasts were good, a quiche and a freshly baked bread. My group really liked the ability to make your own egg (hard or soft boiled). We all used the wifi. I would stay here again if I came to Cocoa Beach, it really is how Florida should be!

This place is great we came here for our honeymoon and we are happy we did. the staff is great the room was very nice we had the honeymoon suite.

I have never had such a terrible experience in 48 hours ever. We found the management to be rude, like asking for towels we were questioned how many we already had in our rooms, when confronting management on a housekeeping item, we were told, if you don’t like it, book elsewhere! The place is shabby, old oriental rugs everywhere, elevators even!
As for our beautiful ocean front terrace view, it was slightly tempered by the beach bums and «homeless» people walking their belongings across the parking lot looking up at us in our robes having coffee one morning made for a weird moment.
Coco beach itself is a poor beach town and really not a nice place to be, «Shanty town» comes to mind. Shy of a visit to the Kennedy Space Center and some local strip malls, keep driving.
The breakfast was terrible, who doesnt season an egg? A 250+ lb man with no shirt on and shorts strolled up to the breakfast bar body hair everywhere and acted as if this was natural and normal. We about lost our lunch! Really disgusting.
Boxed blueberry cake and boil your own egg is not our idea of Bed and Breakfast.
Below par for sure.

Wonderful property designed for grown-​ups. Each room is individually decorated in the best B&B tradition. Our oceanfrront room was spacious, comfortable and clean-​all hard to find at the beach. A cut above but worth the price of admission!

I am normally not a fan of Bed and Breakfast’s but everything was beautiful. The staff was extremely nice, the building was immaculate. Its clear the owners of this property are continually improving and upgrading the faculity.

The hotel is very nice and kind of quaint. Our room was a second floor unit looking out over the ocean. The only real gripe about the room was the vanity area is much too dimly lit and could use better lighting.
The hotel claims wifi but in our two night stay, it never worked. As we were checking out, I could hear someone over the phone at the reception desk complaining about the wifi issue. During our stay, we received a variety of excuses why it did not work — bad weather, incompetent brighthouse, etc. Being in the tech field, the most likely reason for their issues would be misconfigured routers.
The complimentary breakfast was very nice. Each morning there was some sort of quiche along with fresh muffins. You also have the option to make boiled eggs.
We would stay again if the wifi issue were corrected.

My wife and I liked this place very much. I would definitely stay here again.

We found this place by stopping into a bunch of hotels when first we visited Cocoa Beach. Mexican tiled almost open-​air lobby. Great décor helped overcome the ratty feel of the motel-​style front doors. Go for the ground floor rooms, a garden view beats the parking lot that sits between the hotel and the beach. Linens are high-​quality, none of that nasty polyester coverlet horror. The pool is sparkle clean.
When I visit, it takes about 5 min after checkin to dress for the beach, make a stiff drink from the honor bar, take a stroll over the boadwalk, and be out walking the beach.
The lobby looks and feels like a classy comfy well-​appointed living room. I have upper shoulder/​neck problems, but the firmness of the beds is not a problem. Bathrooms have the cute fan-​folder towel treatment, but otherwise meh.

No complaints here. My girlfriend and I spent a weekend here and wile the surf wasn’t good, the Inn at Cocoa Beach is a very nice place to stay. It certainly beats the other hotel options in the area.
The rates aren’t terribly expensive and the employees are also very nice. I would stay here again.

We stumbled upon this Inn through a google lodging search and new nothing about it. As I was growing frustrated by the lack of decent lodging available in Cocoa Beach (Bike week I guess), and bit the bullet and booked at The Inn. I was so happy that I did!
I cant say enough amazing things about this hotel/B&B combo. The rooms are decorated just like a B&B room, and are so comfortable. I always worry about the beds, as I battle with back pain. I was relieved to find that the bed was very cozy.
The lobby, honor bar and sitting areas all feel like home. There are two small dogs that literally own the place– and they frequent the common areas of the hotel! Its great.
Breakfast was delicious and different each day. The Banana Nut Bread was the best I have ever had, but I couldn’t talk them out of the recipe! Guess I will just have to visit the Inn again for more :)
The only thing I felt like it was missing was a jacuzzi out by the pool, but that is literally my only complaint.
Thanks for a wonderfully relaxing stay at Cocoa Beach– we will be back!