Everglades City, Florida
Where to Stay
Hotels, inns, rentals and campgrounds — 9 places, ordered by how many people have reviewed them.
Campgrounds
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crooked creek chickee
Vacation Rentals
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Explore the Everglades!
Guides to where to stay
- Where to Stay in Everglades City: Hotels, Inns and RentalsThe roof over your head in Everglades City is rarely the point. The point is the boats, the birds, the stone-crab fleet, and the swamp that starts at the end of the street. But you still need a bed, a shower, and a place to leave your keys. Here is where to lay up, from a town of 352 people and 343 housing units, more than two hundred of them empty most of the year.
- Pet-Friendly Places to Stay in Everglades City, FLPet-friendly lodging here is less about amenity lists and more about how close you and your dog can get to the water, the dock, and the launch.
- Where to Stay in Everglades City: Waterfront vs. QuietTwo towns live inside Everglades City’s 352-person limits. Your lodging choice decides which one you wake up in. The working waterfront along Broadway and Collier Avenues hums with boat traffic, docks, and festival crowds. The residential edges around Camellia and Copeland Avenues sit quiet, shaded, slow. Neither is better—they are just different answers to why you came.
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