Top 12 Hotels in Treasure Island, Florida
A Florida island along the Gulf of Mexico, Treasure Island is known for its white sandy beaches, family-friendly attractions, unique shops, and charming hotels.
You can also find plenty of local restaurants featuring unique food and flavors. Although Treasure Island is a great escape for all travelers, it is ideal for families.
What Makes Treasure Island Family Friendly?
While Treasure Island beach may offer a slice of paradise with breathtaking sunsets, there are plenty of ample activities to keep your children entertained while on vacation.
Spend a day visiting The Alligator and Wildlife Discovery Center or go boating.
For less adventurous activities, stop by one of the many beach parks and playgrounds for family fun.
Is Treasure Island Crowded?
If you compare the population to areas like Clearwater, Daytona, and Orlando, Treasure Island is still considered a hidden gem for visitors.
With only 7,000 locals, the island is still laid back with beautiful beaches and fewer crowds.
St Pete Beach and Treasure Island Hotels in Florida
1. Bilmar Beach Resort
An all-inclusive resort just 4 minutes away from Sunset Beach, the Bilmar Beach Resort is one of the best resorts on Treasure Island.
Featuring traditional and premium rooms with contemporary designs and colorful accents, the Bilmar Beach Resort provides comfort and beachfront luxury.
The hotel also has accessibility to John’s Pass Village and Boardwalk and the Boyd Hill Nature Preserve.
2. Thunderbird Beach Resort
One of the most notable features of this hotel is the 24-hour front desk service for all guests. The Thunderbird Beach Resort is a budget-friendly place with beach access and in driving distance of St. Pete Beach and St. Petersburg.
The family-owned hotel offers comforting rooms with subtle accents that remind visitors of the ocean. After spending a day on the beach, go for a swim and grab a drink from the Tiki Hut.
3. Treasure Island Beach Resort
On the more expensive side, the Treasure Island Beach Resort is a beautiful paradise with beach access and stunning views from the balconies.
If you’re in Treasure Island to go sightseeing, staying at this upscale hotel may be the best option with its close proximity to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium and the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary.
While the pool and exterior of the hotel remind guests of paradise, the rooms are more on the modern side with small accents of a Florida lifestyle.
4. Sunset Vistas Beachfront Suites
In Treasure Island, the Sunset Vistas Beachfront Suites offer panoramic views of the Gulf of Mexico with an array of activities for guests on the property. Dip yourself in the jacuzzi or watch a live performance.
While there are shops and restaurants within walking distance, some of the most popular tourist attractions are under 30 minutes by car like the Salvador Dali Museum and John’s Pass Village and Boardwalk.
5. Island Inn Beach Resort
Just a 10-minute walk from Sunset Beach, the Island Inn Beach Resort is a tropical-inspired hotel facing the ocean on Florida’s widest beach.
Although there are other hotels on this island with better accessibility to popular attractions, this resort is still in close proximity to John’s Pass, Sunken Gardens, and museums.
In addition, the traditional rooms have views with most of them boasting a balcony. Take advantage of the grills, volleyball, tiki bar, and outdoor pool area.
6. Postcard Inn On The Beach
Located on St. Pete Beach near Treasure Island, this hotel brings a tropical paradise to all guests. With a wide selection of rooms, there is a room featuring seaside accents for various travelers.
For around $200 per night, the Postcard Inn is all about family fun and making memories.
Try an eclectic mix of gourmet and quick food in the bars and restaurants on the property. If you head to their website, they have discount offers on food and stays.
7. The Saint Hotel
Find your boutique seaside paradise at the Saint Hotel! Near St. Pete Beach, this artistic accommodation blends retro and contemporary room designs to remind guests of the beach right outside the hotel.
While the rooms capture the artistic culture of St. Pete Beach, every room provides spacious areas with kitchenettes. For a poolside veranda, consider looking into the suites.
The best part about this boutique hotel is that it is gay-friendly!
8. The Bungalows
One of the most dreamy hotels in Treasure Island, Florida, The Bungalows is a quaint and relaxing place to stay with modern rooms and fully equipped kitchens. Easily walk to John’s Pass, Sunshine Beach, and Dolphin tours.
The Bungalows is a wonderful escape for large and small families to enjoy for years to come. Take advantage of the outdoor seating areas with grills and a cornhole game.
The cottage-style resort brings Old Florida charm to every guest with the comforts of modern living. For around $200 a night, choose from a selection of studio rooms with kitchens and pool views.
9. Sea Jay Motel & Marina
With its recent renovations, the Sea Jay Motel welcomes Florida adventurers with a blend of retro and modern rooms.
Spend the day lounging or relaxing inside one of the many comfortable rooms with the Gulf of Mexico only steps away.
When staying at this exceptional motel, all guests have access to free parking, an outdoor patio, a swimming pool, and a kitchenette.
After checking out the rooms, ride around the town with a rental bicycle or paddleboard in between the sandbar.
10. Tahitian Beach Resort
One of the most underrated resorts on Treasure Island, the Tahitian hotel offers various rooms to accommodate large and small families. With every room, there is your own complimentary coffee maker, fridge, and a safe for storing your valuables.
There are two sides to the resort, intercoastal and beachside. The intercoastal side includes a cove where guests can relax and unwind in a hammock or a cozy couch.
Unlike any other resort on the island, Tahitian Beach hotel has a jumbo Chess and Connect 4 game with a private zen garden to help guests connect with nature.
11. Sunset Inn & Cottages
This 2-star hotel is a great way for guests to experience Old Florida with nostalgic and colorful room designs.
While the rooms of the Sunset Inn & Cottages are carefully designed to immerse guests in the beauty of the sunshine state, the exterior of the boutique hotel continues the Old Florida charm with sunset colors.
Moreover, the location is ideal for visitors, only a few steps away from Sunset Beach.
The romantic and pet-friendly cottage in the residential district is the perfect way to relieve stress with outdoor showers and family-friendly activities.
If you’re looking to bring your pet along for the journey, make sure to call ahead to specify as certain rooms are not pet-friendly.
12. Treasure Bay Resort & Marina
Discover an authentic Florida beach experience at the Treasure Bay Resort & Marina! From two queen beds to king beds with a gulf view, this resort helps all guests unwind while on vacation.
Once settling into the classic rooms dotted with tropical accents, easily walk to grocery stores, shops, or restaurants.
If you’re looking for more thrilling activities when visiting Treasure Island, take advantage of various water sports like parasailing and surfing.
Treasure Island is one of my favorite places to visit in Florida with its endless charming beaches and hotels with proximity to St. Petersburg.
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