St. Pete Beach resorts line the Gulf of Mexico from Redington Beach to Treasure Island. These beachfront properties offer direct sand access, multiple outdoor pools, and on-site dining. The DoubleTree Beach Resort by Hilton in North Redington Beach provides semi-private beach access and a 24-hour business center. For a family-owned feel, the Plaza Beach Hotel - Beachfront Resort includes a daily social hour with beer and wine, plus shuffleboard and mini-golf. Budget-conscious travelers can expect rates starting around $150 per night, though parking fees apply at some resorts (e.g., $25 per night at DoubleTree and RumFish). Free WiFi is standard across all listed properties.
Families with children will appreciate the RumFish Beach at TradeWinds, which features a 33,500-gallon aquarium where guests can snorkel, plus four pools and a kids' camp. The Island Grand at TradeWinds offers eight restaurants and five pools on 28 acres of beachfront. In Treasure Island, Bilmar Beach Resort features two heated pools and a beachside fitness trail, while Sunset Vistas Two Bedroom Beachfront Suites are ideal for longer stays with full kitchens. Business travelers can rely on properties like Sirata Beach Resort, which has three pools and meeting spaces. For easy access to John's Pass Village, Madeira Bay Resort II provides kayak rentals and a marina. Most resorts offer free parking or onsite options, and many include private beach areas, making them suitable for couples and families alike.