Looking for the right hotel to act as homebase during your next stay in Delaware’s coastal towns? From unique inns, historic stays, and boutique hotels to upscale retreats with luxury amenities, check out these accommodations when planning your getaway.
Dogfish Inn
For craft beer lovers, Dogfish Inn is an easy “yes!” when it comes to Delaware beach hotels. While the renowned beers aren’t served on this property, there are plenty of walkable spots in Lewes to grab a brew including bars, restaurants, and liquor stores. Dogfish Inn is located on the same block as popular Lewes restaurants like Raas, Lewes Oyster House, and the neighboring Striper Bites Bistro. Plus, the inn offers packages for stays that include unique perks and exclusive merchandise. One package features an e-bike rental complete with an attached cooler and guided tour along a trail network that offers easy access to seven local breweries.
Traveling with your furry friend? Dogfish Inn also has dog-friendly packages. Along with seven dog-friendly rooms, the “Dog’s Day at the Inn” package comes with treats, a travel water bowl, and a dog toy in the shape of a Dogfish Head beer can. For outdoorsy vacationers, the “Outdoor Activity” package includes Dogfish-branded ball caps, frisbees, reusable water bottles, koozies, and more.
105 Savannah Road, Lewes
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Hotel Rodney
If you love the historic coastal charm of Lewes, choose a hotel that embraces the town’s relaxing vibes. Hotel Rodney is home to 20 rooms and four suites decorated with restored antiques, 330-count sheets, hardwood floors, and exposed brick walls. Located on 2nd Street, Hotel Rodney resides in the center of Lewes, offering walkable access to everything the town has to offer. Walk along the canal, visit Shipcarpenter Square, dine in Downtown Lewes, and even stroll to the beach.
142 2nd Street, Lewes
Cambria Rehoboth
Leaning into coastal resort amenities, this Rehoboth hotel is an ideal escape. The location offers easy access to some of the Delaware beaches’ most popular dining and shopping destinations. Centrally located between Rehoboth and Lewes, Cambria Rehoboth allows visitors to enjoy the best of both towns. Drive down to the beach, explore the historic charm of Lewes, and enjoy coastal Delaware’s dining and shopping experiences. Back at the Cambria, enjoy Mediterranean-inspired fine dining and upscale cocktails at the on-site restaurant before turning in for the night.
17222 Hood Road, Rehoboth Beach
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The Boardwalk Plaza Hotel
It’s impossible to talk about hotels at the Delaware beaches without mentioning the iconic Boardwalk Plaza Hotel. This pink Victorian-style structure is one of the most recognizable parts of the Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk silhouette. The hotel houses plenty of room types, including ocean-view suites, single king or queen bedrooms, and even full apartments. Amenities like room service, complimentary Wi-Fi and cable, and on-site dining make this a no-brainer for an enjoyable oceanfront stay. The charming Victorian decor is a plus!
Victoria’s restaurant features indoor dining along with a boardwalk patio complete with fire pits for a cozy atmosphere, even during chilly nights. Victoria’s is ideal for breakfast, lunch, and dinner—and even hosts afternoon tea by reservation.
2 Olive Ave & the Boardwalk, Rehoboth Beach
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Hotel Rehoboth
Hotel Rehoboth is ideal for those looking for a luxury boutique hotel at the Delaware beaches. The hotel houses luxurious guest rooms, studios, and suites. Plus, during your stay, enjoy breakfast served in Lupo Italian Kitchen (exclusively for hotel guests), evening wine and cheese, homemade cookies, beach shuttle services (during the warm months), turn-down service, and more. The charming lemon-yellow exterior offers the perfect aesthetic to match a relaxing overnight stay at the Delaware beaches.
247 Rehoboth Avenue, Rehoboth Beach
The Bellmoor Inn & Spa
A stylish boutique hotel and relaxing spa all rolled into one, The Bellmoor is ideal for couples seeking a relaxing retreat. Originally opened in the 1930s as The Dinner Bell, this was at one time the only local hotel with on-site dining. Now, it has adapted to the burgeoning vacation landscape at the Delaware beaches by evolving into a modern inn and spa. The full-service spa is a great amenity for romantic getaways and relaxing vacations. If you’re in need of a weekend-long break, this is the Delaware beach stay for you.
For group vacations, The Bell House is a light and airy three-bedroom cottage adjacent to the main hotel. This is an option we recommend booking in advance, as the weekends fill up quickly as beach season unfolds.
6 Christian Street, Rehoboth Beach
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Hyatt Place Dewey Beach
Along with being a popular destination for Dewey Beach weddings and events, Hyatt Place Dewey Beach also offers top-notch accommodations for overnight visitors. The 144 thoughtfully designed rooms, suites, and condos offer a blend of contemporary comfort and coastal charm. The Lighthouse is a popular restaurant in Dewey Beach for hotel guests and locals alike. Hyatt Place Dewey Beach is an ideal hotel at the Delaware beaches for those who want to elevate their coastal experience.
1301 Coastal Highway, Dewey Beach
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Surf Club Oceanfront Hotel
Enjoy sand, surf, and ocean views at this Dewey Beach seaside hotel. With light and airy decor, sweeping ocean views, and affordable booking prices, the Surf Club Oceanfront Hotel is an ideal stay in Dewey Beach.
If nightlife is a must for your vacation time, Dewey Beach is the place to be. The Surf Club Oceanfront Hotel is just a short walk from Dewey Beach’s busiest bars like the Starboard, Dewey Beer Co., Nalu, and The Lighthouse. Enjoy plenty of live music, dancing, and water-view dining at the bustling bars and restaurants along the coastline. Once you’ve had your fun out in Dewey, return to enjoy a private pool, cozy bed, and stunning ocean views during the evening.
1 Read Avenue, Dewey Beach
Addy Sea Historic Oceanfront Inn
If you love charming coastal history, consider an overnight stay at this historic Bethany Beach inn. Including 12 individual guest rooms with private baths, an elegant parlor, wrap-around veranda, and on-site dining room, Addy Sea is a one-stop shop for relaxation and coastal fun in Delaware. The adjacent guest house also features four rooms, an oceanfront great room with a gas fireplace, and an oceanfront sundeck with incredible coastal views. Whether you stay in the historic inn or guest house, enjoy complimentary breakfast and afternoon tea in the parlor served daily.
If you’re looking for relaxation and peace and quiet, this inn is nestled along the coastline of Bethany Beach, one of Delaware’s quieter oceanfront destinations. With easy access to the bustling Rehoboth and Dewey beaches via Route 1, the Addy Sea can offer the best of both worlds for your Delaware beach stay.
99 Ocean View Parkway, Bethany Beach
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Fenwick Shores
If your ideal stay includes a quaint and quiet beach town, Fenwick Island is a must-visit. Located just one mile from the Fenwick Boardwalk, Fenwick Shores is an ideal hotel to experience the best of Delaware’s Quiet Resorts. With comfortable and spacious rooms and suites, this hotel includes an outdoor pool, on-site restaurant, fitness center, and complimentary parking.
1501 Coastal Highway, Fenwick Island
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