Inn on the Beach

Beachfront Vibes and Laid-Back Charm Near the Music

Modern convenience meets Old Florida charm at Inn on the Beach, a relaxed boutique hotel located right across the street from the sugar-white sands of St. Pete Beach. Nestled in the heart of the historic Pass-a-Grille neighborhood, this cozy spot offers a chilled-out coastal vibe just a short ride from St. Petersburg’s top live music venues.
Each room comes with a kitchen or kitchenette, plus a flat-screen TV and dining area—perfect for winding down after a night out. Some rooms even feature balconies with stunning Gulf views.

Why Concert-goers love it

Concert fans appreciate the quiet, beachside location that’s still within a quick drive of downtown St. Pete venues. After a night of live music, you can return to a low-key, peaceful setting—ideal for post-show recovery. Flexible check-in from 3:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM gives just enough wiggle room for late mornings. While there’s no on-site transport, ride shares and taxis are easily accessible.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends looking to split a suite with kitchen access
• Solo travelers seeking a relaxing stay near the water
• Couples making a romantic weekend out of a concert night
• Music fans in need of a more serene, restful atmosphere
• Budget-conscious guests who want comfort without downtown prices

Food and Drink Options

While there’s no restaurant on-site, rooms offer kitchens or kitchenettes for snacks after the show. The hotel also has BBQ facilities, and you’re just a 6-minute walk to dining spots on 8th Avenue. Whether you’re craving a morning coffee or a late-night bite, local eateries are just steps away.

Nightlife Options

Inn on the Beach doesn’t feature its own bar or live music, but the laid-back beach bars of Pass-a-Grille are minutes away. For those wanting a livelier post-concert scene, downtown St. Pete’s clubs and lounges are a short drive or ride share away.

What People Say

Guests rave about the prime beachfront location, friendly staff, and the clean, well-equipped rooms. Many love the convenience of cooking in-room and the quiet, non-touristy feel of the area. The views from the balconies are often called “spectacular,” especially at sunset.

Areas for Improvement

The property isn’t ADA accessible due to its historic nature, which might be a challenge for some guests. There’s no elevator or on-site restaurant or bar, and parking can be tight during busy weekends. Still, most guests find these minor trade-offs worth it for the peaceful setting.

The Bottom Line

For concert-goers seeking a peaceful, beachy retreat after the show, Inn on the Beach offers comfort, convenience, and classic Florida charm just steps from the sand.