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Daytona Beach is one of the most iconic vacation spots in the Southeast. It has long been a hub for spring break travelers, beachgoers, and race fans. Daytona Beach is located between Jacksonville and Orlando along the east coast of Florida. The beaches are beautiful, and in a unique twist, some areas even let you drive your car along the beach.
Daytona Beach is full of hotels, but very few of them are pet-friendly, and even fewer allow cats. That can be a hassle if you like to travel with your feline friend. Despite the dearth of cat-friendly hotels in the Daytona area, we found nine excellent options that allow cats to check out for your next trip.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner spots within walking distance
Great place from which to visit local attractions such as Daytona Beach, the Museum of Arts & Sciences, Tomoka State Park, and the Daytona Beach Boardwalk
Whether you are visiting Daytona Beach to catch a race at the iconic track, participate in one of Daytona’s frequent events, or just to get away and relax on the beach, there is a hotel on this list that may work for you. Every one of these hotels accepts cats, and there are options located throughout the city. There are hotels right on the water, next to the track, and in the heart of the action. All you need to do is pick the one that fits your budget, lifestyle, and itinerary for your next vacation to Daytona.
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