Beach Hotels in Ormond Beach, FL

Known for its beautiful beaches and wealth of nature parks, Ormond Beach is a city in Central Florida in Volusia County, directly north of the world-famous Daytona Beach, and the thrilling Daytona Speedway. As the “birthplace of speed,” Ormond Beach has become a central hub for automobile inventors and drivers alike. But this seaside town is not just all about racing— it also boasts a vibrant downtown community from Ormond Beach MainStreet. While Staying at top beach resorts and hotels in Ormond Beach, you can find boutique shops, salons, bars, and restaurants up and down the block, as well as a nice cup of coffee to go with your morning stroll.

For a breezy afternoon, find your way to the Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens, a museum and botanical gardens that were founded as a memorial to veterans of World War I and World War II, and home to the 1885 Emmons Cottage. Delight in works from regional Florida artists and national artists before checking out the museum’s annual student exhibition and programs for veterans. While touring, don’t miss the "spiritual oil paintings" by Malcolm Fraser and the American flag and monument to soldiers who served in World War I, and the Museum’s bronze plaque listing Ormond Beach residents who served in World War II. In the Memorial Gardens, stroll past stunning sculptures dedicated to American soldiers who fought in the Korean War and Vietnam War and appreciate their service before heading back to Ormond Beach top resorts.

For the perfect beach day, head down to the Romano Beachfront Park. This seaside park boasts beach access, a playground, a fun Splash Pad for the kids, a gazebo, restrooms, and a nice outdoor shower to rinse the salt off before sniffing out something to eat in town. Its free parking and great ocean views make this park perfect for a day outdoors in sun-soaked Florida.

Get your steps in or speed along the scenic route of Ormond Beach’s ‘The Loop,’ a 34-mile path perfect for cyclists, motorists, and runners alike. Spend a few hours under the gorgeous tree-lined, canopied roads with acres of Florida's wild, untouched nature visible in every direction.

Then, connect with some local history when you visit The Casements, a mansion located on a barrier island within the city limits of Ormond Beach, famous for being the winter residence of American oil magnate John D. Rockefeller. Now owned and operated by the city, this mansion is currently used as a cultural center and park. Its striking setting overlooks the Halifax River and provides a peaceful sanctuary while touring town.

Have a sweet stay while visiting Ormond Beach, and don’t forget to check out Beach Resorts & Hotels nearby in Boca Raton, Miramar Beach, and Pawleys Island.