We just returned from our stay at the Acapulco Hotel and Resort in Daytona Beach. The check-in/check-out was fast and courteous. The room was very clean and comfortable. The rugs were a bit worn and the A/C was a little tempermental but adequate. The pool is large and the lounge chairs are plentiful and comfortable. There is also poolside food and beverage service. The best part of this hotel seems to be overlooked quite a bit. They have a new chef named Jason whose talents are worthy of his previous employment in and around South Beach. While the atmosphere of the dining area is nothing special, the food is phenomenal. The presentation, the flavor, and the price are enough to make me come back to eat even if I am not staying at the Acapulco. Overall, we had a very nice experience and we would not hesitate to stay here again.

located on the beach this clean,frendly and spacious hotel gives you a great base to explore the east cost of florida.
race days and bike week the town buzzes.
a short drive to cape canaveral and the space center,a tip "go on the now and then tour"its jaw dropping.
the hotel has free breakfast to all who stay, so if you book through virgin on room only its realy BB.
all rooms have a ocean veiw because the balconies are angled to face the ocean.
basic room has king bed ,32' tv,microwave ,fridge freezer,and filter coffee maker,A/C if a little noisy but welcome.
car parking is $1.50 a night and safe box is about .50c.
loverly clean pool and two jaccuzis.
ice machine on 4th and 8th floor (free to use)
now this is the Gem tip.if you are on a budget and you want to eat real american home cooking (not the chain food with no soul)go to Rossi's diner at 2240 south ridgewood ave,south daytona
we have eaten there almost every night average spend inc drinks $10 each (£5 ). they do a great shrimp dinner for $9.50 and their Meatloaf is to die for ,all homemade inc the desserts.it very popular with the locals and extreemly frendly give it a try.
heres another tip if you have a car for two weeks don't rent the sat nav at $11 a day go to a store and buy one for $130 it works out cheeper and you can sell it on ebay when you get back.

A spot away from the hub bub up the beach. Glad to see it reopened and back in business after being renovated after the hurricanes. Just make sure you take your expedia registration as they seem to not want to put you in the correct room. After seeing the printout, no problem getting what wanted. Nice cold breakfast bar in the AM. Pleasant staff at this meal. Get a north side room as huge condo going up on the southside.
Stayed when this opened up almost thirty years ago, and enjoy going back when I can.

Loved my stay here and I will definitely come back!
The hotel is owned by daytonahotelsdotcom, (Ocean Waters?) who owns lots of hotels in Daytona Beach from very budget (SunnyShores) to luxury (The Palm). I got a great fall special at the Acapulco. It was about $75 us per night based on a 2 night stay, compared to $150 regular, I think. This was for an OceanFront room (looks right over pool and ocean) with a small fridge, microwave and stove, and full dishware and pots and pans and toaster, bowls, etc. Perfect for 2 people or a family. You wash your own dishes, but they supply very nice dish towels.

The hotel was recently renovated due to the hurricanes a few years ago, so most areas look new. The rooms are very nice, more upscale looking than you imagine for the price. Very clean and furniture looks new and upscale. Air was nice and cold. No mold. Beds were firn, but not rock hard. you can tell they are fairly new. Nice linens.

The bathroom was very picture perfect pretty, small, but very pretty. No charge toiltries were from Bath & Body Works, and smelled great. I have long hair and needed additional shampoo and the housekeeper gave me plenty of extra....no poblem..very nice.

I checked in at night, and the front desk clerk was very pleasant, as was the bellman, who had funny stories to tell the whole way to the room. Cold continental breakfast was free, but for $5 extra you could get hot also. (Eggs, sausage, bacon) I made do very nicely with the cold. Full belly. Since this hotel is in Daytona Beach Shores, it is on the south quiet end, so a car is needed. There are not many places to eat unless you drive into downtown or on the Speedway Drive. I brought fresh and frozen food, so I never had to eat out. (Note: Freezer is small, but a Publix grocery is across the street)

The beach is not crowded and is clean. (except natures little joke--the seaweed) You can find some small white scallop shells after high tide goes out twice a day, but nothing fancy, but a cute souvenier. The pool was "clean" and relaxing. If you like to go to the pool early, call and find out if towels are out yet, as you may need to bring some down.

The only thng I would mention is that the bar may or may not be open depending on how full the hotel is. Same goes for the poolside Tiki bar. I had Corona's and Bloody Marys in my room for my restful balcony retreats, so I planned just fine! I had to seagulls or bugs on the balcony. Very clean.The elevator runs slow, so if you want, take all trips down by stairs and save waiting time....no biggie.

I recommend this hotel as A+. Honestly, You would have to go to the Hilton or Wyndham to get type of rooms they have here. I'll try to upload a few pictures. Every employee there was very pleasant or better, and I will be sure to come back next time I go to Daytona Beach! Hope this helps your research!