Neptune Beach Florida Hotels

One of the most unique aspects of the small Duval County community of Neptune Beach, FL is that it is considered a separate city from Jacksonville—although residents can still vote in the Jacksonville mayoral elections. Jacksonville has essentially incorporated all of Duval County, with the exception of Neptune Beach and three other small towns.

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• Days Inn Neptune Beach - a budget hotel in Neptune Beach, FL offering family friendly accommodations, complimentary breakfast, a swimming pool, free Internet, a central location, and discount Florida vacation packages

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Neptune Beach Florida Travel Guide

Part of the Jacksonville Beaches on Florida’s First Coast, Neptune Beach is south of Atlantic Beach and north of Jacksonville Beach (the town of Neptune Beach officially split off from Jacksonville Beach in 1931). As a small beachfront community on the Atlantic coast, Neptune Beach has a few independently-run motels as well as a Days Inn. Nearby Jacksonville Beach also has accommodations for budget-minded travelers, including a Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott, Courtyard by Marriott Oceanfront, and a comfort Inn Oceanfront.

As with any beachside town, seafood is almost always on the menu—there’s no need to go to an “old reliable” chain restaurant when there are Floridian seafood dishes available just a few yards away from the ocean. Local restaurants in Neptune Beach include Bono’s Pit & Bar B-Q, First Street Grille, Purple Onion Catering & Takeout, Sliders Seafood Grille, Sun Dog Steak and Seafood, Caribbee Key Tropical Bar & Grille, and the Village Inn Restaurant.

While the main attraction in Neptune Beach is the sun, sand, and surf, the surrounding Jacksonville area gives visitors plenty of options to plan a big vacation while based in this little town. As the largest city in Florida, there are plenty of activities in nearby Jacksonville. During football season the Jacksonville Municipal Stadium is the home of the Jacksonville Jaguars as well as the Gator Bowl. Downtown Jacksonville is home to nearly a dozen museums and galleries, plus plenty of restaurants and nightclubs to entertain visitors and locals long after the sun has set over Neptune Beach.