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Motels Main | Googie | Neon | Other | Surf | Florida Main
The Bilmar shadows all the smaller motels. It is located in the heart of Treasure Island. The building shown is only part of several smaller buildings that make up the place. This is the kind of art deco building that Miami gets all the credit for having.
The Beach House has a much better looking sign than it does accommodations. It is on the beach side of the road as the name suggests.
The Arvilla Motel has a great design jog in it that also serves
as its name plate. There are a great number of motels on this strip.
The Surf Motel is located just a few steps from the beach in Treasure Island, Florida. Across the street is The Swashbuckler. It is comprised of two buildings. Check out the entrance building, which has a real neat white bar detail.
The Swashbuckler Motel is located in Treasure Island in Florida. Pretty fitting location for a place with a name like that. Of note is the deco design on the building's left side. Rooms start at just $29 a night. Pretty cheap for a sleep on the beach.
Check out the Harbor Lite Motel. With its advertisement of clean rooms and a low rate, how can one refuse?
This is the Royal Palm Motor Lodge at 7000 South Dixie Hwy in West Palm Beach.
Check out this marquee for the Blue Waters Motel, located in the Florida Keys.
This is probably one of the simplest designs of a motel along the beach area of St. Petersburg's coast. It also has one of the best names. With the palm tree and script lettering it has all the elements of an old Florida postcard.
Motels Main | Googie | Neon | Other | Surf | Florida Main
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