Dunedin, FL
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About Dunedin, FL
A seaside city on Florida’s west coast, Dunedin, FL is a brilliant destination for families, couples or groups of friends dreaming of an active holiday. Easily accessible from nearby Tampa, Dunedin offers a good selection of accommodation options, including simple, self-catering spots and stylish luxury hotels catering to a range of tastes and budgets. Our pick of the best places to stay in Dunedin, FL promises a fascinating architectural history, as well as striking sea views.
Dunedin is surrounded by some beautiful natural landscapes, including Caladesi Island State Park and Honeymoon Island, both of which have great beaches. Sporty visitors can play golf and tennis, hike or cycle the Pinellas Trail, go kayaking, sailing and fishing, or try jet-skiing.
The myriad museums, shopping spots and family-friendly activities of Tampa are also just a short drive away. Back in Dunedin, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium and the Florida Botanical Gardens are lovely for family days out, whilst culture buffs will enjoy the Dali Museum, Clay & Paper Gallery of Art, Dunedin Fine Arts Center — which also has a Children’s Museum — and many pint-sized independent galleries. Don’t miss the live music, crafts and fresh produce at the Dunedin Downtown Market on Fridays & Saturdays. The Celtic Shop of Dunedin is a fun throwback to the area’s Scottish connections!
Unwind with a massage at a top-notch spa after days out on the water, and tuck into fabulous fresh seafood at lively eateries in town before kicking back at one of the best places to stay in Dunedin, FL.
The Best Places to Stay in Dunedin, FL
For Old-School Style
- Hotel Fenway is a chic Jazz Age hotel with swish interiors fusing Art Nouveau elements and a charming, Mediterranean feel. Expect excellent food, an inviting swimming pool, lawn games aplenty and superb suites. Spot nearby islands from the rooftop bar, cocktail in hand. A funky, romantic pick — great for weddings.
FOR AN APARTMENT OR VILLA
- If you'd prefer a self-catering option, we suggest that you visit our online partner Booking.com.
TRAVEL INFORMATION
- Fly into Tampa International Airport, and travel 30 minutes by bus or taxi to nearby Dunedin, FL.
- Florida is great for a road trip! Contact our online partner Rentalcars if you would like to hire a car.
- Travel between December and mid-April for the best weather — though this is also peak season. To avoid the crowds and make the most of hotel offers, time your trip for May or June, before the really hot weather sets in. Florida's hurricane season typically runs from late June until November.
STILL NOT SURE?
- Explore our list of all the best places to stay in Tampa.
- Alternatively, expand your search to see our pick of the best places to stay in Florida.
- Or contact one of our friendly Gurus for advice.
Best Hotels in Dunedin, FL
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Hotel Fenway Dunedin, FL (Florida) 83 rooms from AU$293
Active Holiday - The Dunedin intracoastal accessible marina is the center of water-based family fun such as fishing, sailing and chartersBack to Nature - Dunedin has four miles of sandy beaches, hiking trails and bird-watching opportunities along the Osprey TrailBeach Life - The complimentary shuttle takes guests to Clearwater BeachSights nearby - Caladesi Island offers one of the few untouched pristine beaches in FloridaA 1920s Art Nouveau decor hotel with Mediterranean styled architecture and beautiful tiled floors and detailing. Spacious, airy and light-filled rooms with all the mod cons, funky tiled bathrooms, and walk-in showers. Sip on a handcrafted cocktail on the roof terrace or lounge by the pool. See More
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Meranova Dunedin, FL (Florida) 9 rooms from AU$396
Local exploring - As well as the local coastline, Clearwater and Saint Petersburg, Tampa is easily accessibleGroups - All 9 units, each with private entrance, can be booked for an exclusive group stayBeach Life - The Dunedin area boasts over 35 miles of pristine white sandy beachesGreat walks - Pinellas Trail is a fantastic outdoor experience for cyclists, roller-bladers, runners or walkersChic guesthouse on the Gulf Coast. Fresh, light and airy rooms (one unit has 12 windows!) with floral and seaside themes give a contemporary Florida feel. Each unique accommodation has its own private entrance and most have a porch or balcony looking on to the lush garden. A lovely little oasis. See More