Apalachicola, Florida
Where to Stay
Hotels, inns, rentals and campgrounds — 18 places, ordered by how many people have reviewed them.
Vacation Rentals
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Heart of Historic Apalachicola, Nostalgic Florida “Blue Moon Cottage ”
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Captains Harbor
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Water Street Loft | On the Water in Historic Apalachicola
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The Pelican of Apalach
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Alisa
Inns Bnb
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Witherspoon Inn
Guides to where to stay
- Where to Stay in Apalachicola: Hotels, Inns and RentalsThe town is small—2,304 people, by the last count—and its lodging stock matches the scale: a few historic inns, a handful of hotels, and some rentals that take over whole houses or houseboats. Here is where to lay your head in Apalachicola.
- Best Places to Stay in Apalachicola, FLApalachicola's lodging options aren't a list of addresses. They're rooms inside the town's own timeline—ice, oysters, timber, and a river that still does the work.
- Pet-Friendly Places to Stay in Apalachicola, FLApalachicola’s pet-friendly lodgings split between the working waterfront and the old-town grid. The real choice is marina-side convenience versus historic-district character.
- Bringing an RV to Apalachicola: Parks & History**Bringing an RV to Apalachicola**
- Where to Stay in Apalachicola: Best Areas & HotelsApalachicola's lodging options sort themselves by geography: the historic core around Water Street and Avenue E, the bayfront motels along US-98, and a quieter residential ring inland. Choose by how far you want to walk to the river.
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