Welcome to Siesta Key Hotels on the Beach!
Welcome to Siesta Key Hotels on the Beach, where great accommodations meet some of the world's greatest beaches! Siesta Key is home to miles and miles of sandy beach areas, perfect for visitors looking to enjoy waterfront views and year-round perfect weather! This is Florida at its best!
Siesta Key Hotels on the Beach offers great rates on over 80 beachfront hotels in Siesta Key, FL. All of our hotels have been approved by AAA and the Mobile Travel Guide, the authorities in hotel inspection. All hotels offer a generous savings off of regular hotel rack rates. Whether you are coming as a tourist or business traveler, Siesta Key Hotels on the Beach offers great hotels on your favorite beach!
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Featured Hotels
Holiday Inn Express Siesta Key
Sarasota, FL
- Phone with Voice Mail
- High-speed Internet
- Outdoor Pool
- Parking Available
- Business Center
Holiday Inn Lido Beach
Sarasota, FL
- Satellite TV
- Free Newspaper
- Email service
- Parking Available
- Business Center
Hotel Indigo Sarasota
Sarasota, FL
- Restaurant
- Fitness Center
- Free Newspaper
- Business Center
- Parking Available
About Siesta Key
Siesta Key is a barrier island stretching about eight miles on the Florida Gulf Coast. Interstate highway I-75 runs north-south a few miles east of Siesta Key. With only two bridges connecting with the mainland, Siesta Key has grown gradually while preserving the natural paradise.
First settled in 1846, it remained a tiny fishing village for a century. Today Siesta Key has over fifteen thousand permanent residents and many winter visitors. Siesta Drive is the north bridge that runs into downtown Sarasota and provides access to the Sarasota Airport. On the south side of Siesta Key is the Stickney Point Road bridge, providing easy access to Interstate highway I-75.
Accommodations range from beachfront cottages to condominiums to large homes. Marinas provide docks for visitors, plus waterfront restaurants welcome boaters. Siesta Key marinas offer boat rentals and fishing charters. The Siesta Key Village shopping district is on the north side, while the Siesta South shopping area begins at Stickney Point Road and continues along Midnight Pass Road.
Popular with shell collectors is quiet Turtle Beach on the south side. The Siesta Key public beach covers half a mile on the north side, then Crescent Beach continues another mile and a half to Point of Rock, a scuba diving area rumored to have buried pirate treasure. Palmer Point Beach begins at the southern tip of Siesta Key.