Come watch the pelicans, dolphins, sailboats, and yachts along the Atlantic intracoastal Waterway from our 140-foot dock, our beautiful front room, our wrap-around porch, or your own room. Our spacious 3-story home has kept its character and charm of 1906 in the Historic District of New Smyrna Beach, with its central fireplace and its intricate, natural wood in every room. A Full Breakfast is served in our dining room, or enjoy a continental breakfast in your room or on the porch, or balcony.

Steve and Rhonda Hunt, along with their dog Godiva (Vice President of Sunshine), provide personal attention and a cozy setting in their four guest room Inn. Guests enjoy the garden gazebo spa, fresh flowers, cable TV, wireless internet, CD/clock radios, private bathrooms with embroidered robes, five-course breakfast, complimentary beverages and baked goodies, evening turndown service, and an extensive collection of colorful Floridian artwork. This is the place to stay in the Old Daytona National Historic District complete with Southern hospitality and cottage charm. Pets are also welcome at The Coquina Inn, with Godiva’s approval of course!

Enjoy elegant accomadations in this 1929 Historic Spanish mansion. Located on over 1 3/4 acres of land on Daytona's beachside just 4 blocks from beach and 2 blocks from Seabreeze Entertainment District featuring fine dining,nightclubs and bars. Walking distance to Ocean Walk Shops,movie theaters, Main Street, pier and boardwalk area.

Come and experience Delands best kept secret and Great British hospitality!

The Eastwood Terrace Inn extends a pleasurable invitation to surround yourself in the atmosphere of times past. Experience the magic of 1925 relaxing in the gracious guest rooms or elegant suites, each with private bath. Originally built and operated as The Eastwood Terrace Hotel until 1975, the three-story building now houses a restaurant and several shops in addition to the bed and breakfast. Breakfast is served from 8-11 am downstairs on the delightful terrace or in the beautifully decorated dining room of The Palms Restaurant. Afterwards, spend leisure time playing cards or board games. Stroll the promenade, hide away on one of the two front porches warmly filled with plants and rocking chairs or venture a few short blocks to DeLand's historic downtown district for shopping and special events.

"Where families come to relax and couples come to rekindle."