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Gulf-front rooms in Redington Shores

Wake up with the Gulf outside your door.

Four rooms that face open water, in the main beachfront building. No lobby to cross, no road to cross. Open the door and you are already at the beach.

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Room options

From $169

per night

Ground or upstairs
direct Gulf frontage

Sleeps 2 to 4
kitchenette in
every room

Why Gulf Front

The only rooms where the water is the view.

These are the rooms that actually face open water. Courtyard rooms look at the pool and Sunside Suites sit across Gulf Boulevard. Gulf-Front rooms are the ones with nothing between you and the Gulf but sand and sky.

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Choose upstairs and you get a balcony with a Gulf view. Pick the ground floor and the beach is a few steps from your door, no stairs required. Every room has a kitchenette and free WiFi, so a late breakfast on the balcony or a cooler packed for the beach takes no planning.

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Hotel Sol opened in 1957 as The Marlin, and every room still carries the name of a Gulf gamefish. Today, this Gulf Coast beachfront hotel offers the same connection to the water. The Marlin Suite leads the collection.

The Marlin Suite

Named for the original hotel. Wake up two floors above the Gulf, with nothing between your balcony and the water but sky.

Bed

King plus pull-out sofa

Sleeps

4

Kitchen

Kitchenette

Outdoor space

Private balcony

Access

Stairs only

The Sailfish Room

Two full beds and a straight shot to the water from your own upstairs balcony. Easy for two couples or a parent with two kids.

Bed

Two full beds

Sleeps

4

Kitchen

Kitchenette

Outdoor space

Private balcony

Access

Stairs only

Hotel Sol guest room with two beds, bright coastal interiors, and plantation-shuttered windows.
Bright guest suite at Hotel Sol with kitchenette, dining area, sofa, and wall-mounted TV.

The Snook Room

Ground floor, on the beach, with no stairs between you and the sand. Built for couples who want to walk out barefoot and be at the water in a minute.

Bed

King

Sleeps

2

Kitchen

Kitchenette

Beach access

Straight from your door

Access

Ground floor, no stairs

The Sailfish Room

Two full beds and a straight shot to the water from your own upstairs balcony. Easy for two couples or a parent with two kids.

Bed

Two full beds

Sleeps

4

Kitchen

Kitchenette

Outdoor space

Private balcony

Access

Stairs only

Hotel Sol guest room with two beds, bright coastal interiors, and plantation-shuttered windows.
Bright guest suite at Hotel Sol with kitchenette, dining area, sofa, and wall-mounted TV.

The Tarpon Suite

A ground floor beachfront suite with room to spread out. King bed, a pull-out sofa for the kids and the water a few steps from the door.

Bed

King plus pull-out sofa

Sleeps

4

Kitchen

Kitchenette

Beach access

A few steps from your door

Access

Ground floor, no stairs

Upstairs or Ground Floor? Compare Room Features

Second floor

Marlin Suite · Sailfish Room
 

  • A private balcony over the Gulf

  • The widest view of water and sky

  • Stair access only

  • Best for sunrise coffee and sunset drinks

Ground floor

Snook Room · Tarpon Suite
 

  • Steps from the Gulf Coast sand, no stairs

  • Easiest with strollers, coolers and beach gear

  • Straight from the door to the water

  • Best for families with little ones

Make the Most of Your Gulf Stay

Explore nearby beaches, plan a day out, and check the details before you book.

  • Beyond the Beach: Clearwater and St. Pete

    A stay in Redington Shores leaves space for more than days on the sand. Head north for an outing to Clearwater Beach, or make time for St. Petersburg when you want a change of scenery. You can explore the surrounding beaches without changing your lodging each time.

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    Keep a few afternoons open rather than filling every day. Hotel Sol offers a place to return to when you’re ready to trade sightseeing for an evening by the Gulf.

  • John’s Pass Village & Boardwalk in Madeira Beach brings waterfront dining, shops and boat excursions together in one outing. Browse for souvenirs, stop for seafood, or book a dolphin-watching cruise for time on the water.

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    For another coastal stop, explore Treasure Island. Mix an afternoon out with an unhurried morning back at Hotel Sol—you don’t need a full itinerary to enjoy this stretch of coast.

  • Before You Book

    Start with your dates and number of guests, then check the individual accommodation details. The four options sleep either two or four, so compare sleeping arrangements as well as availability.

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    If you’re planning a boat trip or other scheduled activity, check departure times and leave room in the day for travel. A little planning lets you spend more of your stay enjoying the water.

  • Does Gulf-front mean a partial Gulf view?

    Here, it means your room faces the water directly. These accommodations have a beach view across the sand, with no road between the building and the shore.

    Do guests have access to the pool?

    Yes. You can spend time at Hotel Sol’s outdoor pool as well as on the beach - neither being too far from your room.

    Can I visit John’s Pass without changing hotels?

    Can I visit John’s Pass without changing hotels?

    Yes. John’s Pass is in nearby Madeira Beach, making it an outing you can include during your Redington Shores stay.

    Can I book an upstairs balcony for two guests?

    Yes. The Marlin Suite and Sailfish Room each accommodate up to four guests, but you can also book either for a two-person stay with a private balcony overlooking the Gulf.

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