Best Cocoa Beach Hotels

This was my third stay at the Hilton Cocoa Beach Oceanfront. It’s a fantastic location, and the facilities are always clean. The food in the restaurants is consistently tasty, and my personal favorite is the poke bowl served at the outdoor restaurant—super fresh and delicious! We always receive excellent customer service here, which is becoming rarer these days. All the employees—housekeeping, front desk, servers, beach rentals, bar staff, etc.—were incredibly friendly and helpful, especially during our most recent visit (September 2024). Special thanks to Jamie at the front desk for rearranging things and allowing us to check in early after disembarking from our cruise ship. This gave us the opportunity to spend our entire last day in Florida on the beach without worrying about luggage storage or check-in times. Highly recommend this location!

We are hunkering down in Cocoa Beach, having evacuated from Tampa during Hurricane Milton. The staff could not be more friendly, helpful, and pleasant- even as they are facing their own stress from tornadoes, wind and water. We just finished a fabulous, fresh dinner from the lobby restaurant. Shout out to chef Justin and server Vanessa! Our steak, swordfish, mahi and even the Cobb salad was outstanding! … better than the meal we had at a local seafood spot last night (good enough but much pricier). no free coffee ij the lobby in the morning opting for a paid coffee bar instead. meh. clean rooms, good showers, comfy beds. nice atmosphere. friendly people. sold!

The hotel recommended by Disney Cruise Line is a completely convenient hotel with no service and is very ordinary.

I’ve never been one to leave reviews but I HAD to for this one. My family and I went here on a whim after losing power in the hurricane. We chose it for the lazy river but WOW was I amazed by all that it has to offer. The staff was so kind and generous, the breakfast was awesome, and they had the most detailed and thought out courtyard/pool area for kids. There was even a surprise mermaid visit and a kids outdoor movie night, as well as a huge sandpit with endless sand toys, and a little kids wading area in the pool. Super awesome place all around!

Nice facilities and location. The Mexican restaurant on site, Food was not very good.

The Four Points by Sheraton Cocoa Beach should not be on your short list of hotels to stay at. Being a part of the Marriott family of hotels, one expects a minimum level of quality that is not evident here. In a nutshell, this is a $110 hotel that is charging you what the nice hotels are asking. At Best, this is a 2-star hotel with a 4-star price tag. Do yourself a favour and start your vacation off right by staying at one of the other places. First, the ‘upgrade’ to the Jr Suite with Atrium view gives you a window that looks into the surf shop. Or more accurately, gives shoppers in the surf shop a view into your room. That is the only light you will get into your room, and now the shutters must remain closed. Do not ask for the upgrade, and for heaven’s sake, do not use an Upgrade Certificate for this. The age and lack of upkeep and/or remodelling is apparent everywhere in this hotel; from air conditioning droning on loudly, to the bathroom with dented shower curtain rods and mismatched toilet seat lids, to small TVs replacing what once was a 42”. This hotel is suffering from time and last of re-investment. Even the pool is misrepresented and could use a good pool cleaning service. If you had visions of doing some laundry while you stay, get in line for the single machine on the 5th floor and bring lots of quarters. On a positive note, the staff is very friendly, they keep what they have clean, plus there is a surf shop just outside your window for all of your Beach activity needs. The beach is only a block away, straight up the road. Listen, make your own mind up, everyone has different ideas of what is acceptable and when. If I was evacuated from my city to here, acceptable. In the middle of an awesome vacation, not so much. My family and I will never be back.

Reception staff are welcoming and very helpful, namely Suzanne. Rooms have been renovated but still feel dated with a cheap makeover. Lobby area and restaurant is better. The photos make the hotel look a lot nicer. Car parking is an astonishing $12!