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$139-189; )
If you want to get away from the Cocoa Beach party scene, book into this comfortable
Marriott hotel in Cape Canaveral. Rooms may be corporate, but they offer acres of space,
comfortable beds and kitchenettes. Staff are also extremely accommodating and there's a
pretty pool area. Popular with the pre-cruise crowd.
Surf Studio
MOTEL
& ste $115-160; )
Friendly old-school, single-story, family-owned motel that sits on the ocean and offers ba-
sic doubles and apartments surrounded by grass and palms. One-bedroom apartments
sleeping six cost $195 to $225; there's no charge for children under 10.
Solrisa Inn
B&B
( 321-301-4419;
http://solrisainn.com
; 241 Indian River Dr, Cocoa Village; r $150-300, cottages
$275-400; )
Solrisa sits on the banks of the Indian River and comes complete with a dock where guests
sip sundowners and push off their paddle boats. Inside, the turn-of-the-century house un-
folds in sunny Caribbean colors, and period floorboards gleam beneath Persian rugs. Ac-
commodation is in three meticulously decorated rooms and a one-bedroom cottage that
previously served as the cookhouse. Each room comes with its own deck and rocking
chair.
Beach Place Guesthouses
APARTMENT
coa Beach; ste $195-395; )
A slice of heavenly relaxation in Cocoa Beach's partying beach scene, this laid-back two-
story guesthouse in a residential neighborhood has roomy suites with hammocks and a
lovely deck, all just steps from the dunes and beach.
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