Minutes from Port Canaveral and the Kennedy Space Center, the DoubleTree by Hilton Cocoa Beach-Oceanfront offers modern, smoke-free accommodations and free parking. Standard guest room amenities include a flat screen cable television, refrigerator, and microwave. Guests who desire a little more space can reserve a two-room suite, while Executive level rooms include access to the Trident Club lounge. Most rooms also feature a private balcony with a view of the Atlantic Ocean. Wi-Fi is complimentary throughout the building. Swimmers and sun worshipers can choose between the sparkling outdoor pool and private beach. The DoubleTree by Hilton Cocoa Beach-Oceanfront also offers a fitness center, business center, and coin laundry. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the 3 Wishes restaurant specializes in fresh seafood and brick oven pizza. Walt Disney World, SeaWorld, and the Daytona International Speedway are within a short drive. The Melbourne International Airport is 23 miles away.
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Few guests fail to mention the hotel's private beach, a top attraction for guests who enjoy the water but not the big crowds. The fishing pier and a surf shop are nearby, and the hotel's outdoor pool is also popular with young families. Guests departing or returning from a cruise appreciate the hotel's proximity to Port Canaveral.
The front desk staff, bartenders, and executive lounge hosts frequently receive rave reviews for their personable and professional customer service. Guests often comment on their genuine smiles and friendly conversation.
Guests generally describe the rooms as very clean, comfortable, and quiet. Most rooms offer a balcony with at least a partial or side view of the ocean, but guests who enjoy a complete oceanfront view generally agree that it is worth the upgrade.
Several guests have commented that the pool is very small for the size of the property, and consequently it quickly fills with kids. Others are put off by the process of "signing out" outdoor towels from the front desk, or by the rental fees for beach chairs.
Guests who pay a premium for access to the Trident Club lounge are generally disappointed that a complimentary breakfast is no longer served there, and that it is closed entirely Friday to Sunday.
Guests often describe the rooms as "getting old and tired", with worn, dated furnishings, carpet, and bathroom fixtures. The aging air conditioning system is too noisy for some as well.
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