The Fountain Beach Resort

The Fountain Beach Resort sits at 313 South Atlantic Avenue, just south of the Boardwalk and pier and only a couple of blocks from Daytona Beach’s Main Street area. Rather than being a single company-owned hotel, the property is a condominium-hotel, meaning individual owners hold the rooms and units and place them into a shared rental program that’s run day to day by an on-site general manager and staff. It’s a common ownership model up and down the Florida coast, and one that keeps a property locally managed and independent of any national hotel brand, even while units themselves belong to a mix of private owners rather than a single family.

Accommodations split into two main types: standard rooms with private balconies, ocean views, a small refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker, and one bedroom suites built with families or longer stays in mind. Rates move with the season, and the resort posts its current specials directly, with rooms starting around $109 a night in the January off season, up to roughly $224 a night during Biketoberfest, when rooms across the whole beachside fill up fast. A free continental breakfast is included, subject to some blackout dates around the busiest events, along with free WiFi and free local calls.

On site, guests have access to a heated pool and hot tub, a fitness center and sauna, and the Oasis Tiki Bar and Grill for food and drinks without leaving the property. The building itself carries a large mural that’s part of the official Daytona Beach Mural Trail, giving it a visual landmark status along that stretch of Atlantic Avenue beyond just being a place to sleep. As of mid-2026, the resort was in the middle of a balcony improvement project running on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through October, a sign of ongoing reinvestment in the building rather than deferred maintenance.

Because it’s an older beachside property built around individually owned units, The Fountain Beach Resort reads more like a well-kept mid-century Florida beach hotel than a polished new build, and that’s part of its appeal for travelers who want an affordable, walkable oceanfront base without paying big-chain resort fees. The front desk operates 24 hours, and guest laundry facilities and free parking (one vehicle per room during summer and special events) are available on site. A meeting room is also available for small groups or family gatherings.

Reservations and questions can be directed to the resort at 386-255-7491. Because rates shift so much around Bike Week, Biketoberfest, and Speedway race weekends, it’s worth checking the resort’s own site for current specials before booking through a third party listing service.