My boyfriend and I travel to florida every year. This year we decided to spend 3 days at Cocoa Beach. We usual stay closer to Disney. The hotel staff was very friendly nothing wrong with them at all. The hotel is not located on the beach, you do have to walk down a road to it, i have attached photo. There is no pool, but a hot tub. U must acess the hot tub by walking thru the front lobby, which i personally didnt really enjoy, wish there was a sperate enterance. The hotel seemed to be very dead. Not sure if its just the time of year or not, but we stayed from May 8-11th.....the hotel rooms were nothing to cheer about. typical room. the hall ways did have some major stains in the carpet, also have attached photo. I did notice a couple of times our room smelling of smoke, as well as the hallways. There are very nice hotels around the area so do ur research. We will not be returning to this hotel again for next year.

I am in Cocoa Beach once a month for businees, but travel with a small dog. Finding a dog friendly hotel that doesn't overcharge with additional fees can be difficult.The price wasn't bad, but they held $100 against my credit card in case there was damage. That could be an issue for some people. Now the room....it was located behind the elevator in a lone corner on the 2nd floor. I guess they do that do protect from possible noise from the pet, but I felt like I was in a dungeon. AND, when you book with a pet, you do not get your choice of beds. They even put us in a smelly smoking room. When I entered the room, the first thing I noticed, besides the smell of stale smoke, was the tattered couch sporting a large hole in the arm and an overall drab, worn look to the entire room. I truly toyed with the idea of going to another hotel, but since it was just for one night, I stuck it out.

It was nice having the beach so close, but then again, almost all the hotels in Cocoa Beach are either on the beach or across the street, so that feature isn't unique to this hotel. For those of us that like a pool, there was none. There is a large hot tub, but every
time my husband and I went to use it, it was filled with kids. As for
the breakfast, unless you like cereal, toast, pre-packaged muffins or pastries, you won't be eating there. There are no alternatives if you want to eat something healthy.

The staff was very nice. That's truly the only positive thing I can say about the hotel. We will not be going back. If you are traveling with a pet, so far, the LaQuinta has been the best bet all around for us. Fare prices, choice of beds, freedom to stay in any of their rooms, a pool and a large selection at their complimentary breakfasts.

I'm extremely picky, and there were good things and some not so good things about this hotel. First, Mike at the front desk was awesome. Our first room was immaculate, but we had to leave it for a little bit of a sweet ant problem. We were immediately moved to another room without any hassles, so really can't complain. Our second room was also immaculate so the housekeeping standards at this hotel are obviously high. The breakfast left a lot to be desired. Some bread, bagels, and muffins; a toaster, coffee, and juice in cartons. Might have been cereal, but we only went once. Also, this hotel does NOT have a swimming pool, but does have a nice jacuzzi .
I would like to see the hotel install some kind of sheer curtains to block any view because the lighting is not adequate if the curtains are closed, and without them closed, well... you get it.
We booked thru AAA. It was $88 for Thurs. night, under $100 for Fri & Sat nights. We'd probably stay there again.

Nice suite (Better than described on the Choice website), nice, helpful staff, good location. Overall, a great place to stay.