Wesley Chapel Hotels near Tampa, United States of America

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Saddlebrook Resort and Spa - Wesley Chapel Hotels
4.0 Stars

Saddlebrook Resort and Spa

5700 Saddlebrook Way, Wesley Chapel - Map
 
 

4.0 out of 5 (35 reviews)

Situated in the suburbs, this eco-friendly resort is in the same region as Fort Foster and Lettuce Lake Park.More
Best Western Summer Crest - Wesley Chapel Hotels
2.5 Stars
$75

Best Western Summer Crest

5639 Oakley Blvd., Wesley Chapel - Map
 
 

4.0 out of 5 (41 reviews)

Situated in Wesley Chapel, this hotel is in the same region as Fort Foster, Lettuce Lake Park, and Tournament Players Club.More
Sleep Inn Wesley Chapel - Wesley Chapel Hotels
2.0 Stars

Sleep Inn Wesley Chapel

5703 Oakley Blvd, Wesley Chapel - Map
 
 

4.1 out of 5 (23 reviews)

This hotel is in Wesley Chapel. Regional attractions also include Fort Foster and Lettuce Lake Park.More
Hampton Inn & Suites Tampa-Wesley Chapel - Wesley Chapel Hotels
2.5 Stars

Hampton Inn & Suites Tampa-Wesley Chapel

2740 Cypress Ridge Blvd, Wesley Chapel - Map
 
 

4.9 out of 5 (33 reviews)

This eco-friendly hotel is in Wesley Chapel. Regional attractions also include Busch Gardens and University of South Florida.More
Rodeway Inn - Wesley Chapel Hotels
2.0 Stars

Rodeway Inn

5642 Oakley Blvd, Wesley Chapel - Map
 
 

3.7 out of 5 (19 reviews)

Situated in Wesley Chapel, this hotel is in the same region as Fort Foster, Lettuce Lake Park, and Tournament Players Club.More

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    Pocket Guide: Tampa Wesley Chapel Hotels

    Named in honor of John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, Wesley Chapel is a north Tampa suburb that consists of several master-planned subdivisions. The area features several parks and golf courses. Although the area’s agricultural roots are still visible, new neighborhoods and shopping centers now rise from former farmland.