Lodges in Melbourne Beach

"Loved this place, highly recommended, we are coming back "

"It was a wonderful experience staying there. Very nice and some ways it was quirky (the home was originally built in 1947, as I was informed), but a lot of fun! Great neighborhood."

"Just what I needed"

"This is a cute and unique place that I’d definitely recommend it to anyone staying in the area. The beach is literally across the street and the view of the ocean from our balcony was amazing. The staff are super friendly and really go out of their way to make sure you have a great stay. Breakfast was delicious every morning. They also have little extras like snacks and drinks available anytime and a daily happy hour that is a perfect little break between the beach and before going out to dinner. "

"This property is amazing. We had the best time, the room, Caribbean Breeze, was beautiful. The courtyard was peaceful, a pool, a fire pit, a sauna and gardens. So tranquil. We will be staying here again. "

"Pet friendly, courteous host, beautiful decor, quiet, very comfortable, close to market & restaurants, close to beach, great down town location."

"Great location and cleaned to our standards. We will definitely stay there again! I would highly recommend this place especially for any couple wanting a clean place and so close to the beach "

"The property is truly an enchanted paradise. The hosts are very special people who truly care about their guests, and are very accomodating. My puppy and I enjoyed ourselves very much and will never forget our very special stay! "

"We had a great family getaway. Everything about this property was beyond expectations. Super clean and beautifully decorated and furnished, had everything you can possibly need, including beach gear, so you don’t have to bring anything (maybe just ice). It’s near a couple of restaurants and nature preserves, but away from busy city life. We got to see a SpaceX launch from the beach!! Our hostess was always quick to answer questions and was very kind. Our kids were sad to leave. "