Let guest know the rooms are on the OUTSIDE NOT INSIDE!!! If I had known that I would have picked a different place.

the rooms are on the OUTSIDE NOT INSIDE….. AND THERE WERE NO ELEVATORS!! Had to take 5 BAGS UP 2 FLIGHTS OF STAIRS!!

Didn't do the Breakfast but the location to the port was great

The only problem we had is the room key didn't want to work at first but the staff took care of the problem right away

We only stayed for 1 night. Room was clean, beds were clean and comfortable, staff was nice and knowledgeable about the area. Breakfast was good.

The outside could’ve used a good sweeping. The breakfast area and seating needs to be expanded. We didn’t eat breakfast because there was no room to move or sit. The area in the side of the hotel, fenced or gated, some of the employees were taking a smoke break, was not very appealing to walk through. Maybe have an area out of view.

I was looking forward to a beach view. But overall it was ok. I would return

The breakfast setup was not so great. It was overall ok. Tight spacing, but I would return

We had a four day stay at this property with my wife and two children prior to our Cruise. The facilities were great for what we needed Pool was heated an open day/night for us to use when we returned on an evening. The breakfast buffet is limited but the kids loved making there own warm waffles there is enough there to get you on your way on a morning. Great location to access places up and down cocoa beach, we were also able to watch a rocket launch from Kennedy Space Centre from the balcony which the kids loved.. Overall enjoyed our stay at the Wyndham Cocoa Beach

The room was clean and the breakfast was really good.

Staff was really friendly and helpful. Bar was a nice treat with good bar food. We didn’t have to go out to eat. Grounds and pool very well kept and pretty. Even shuffleboard court kept up ad used.

The room was good except king mattress was so worn down on one side I had to “climb” over a little peak to sleep.

On our road-trip around southern Florida we had the incredibly good fortune to time a launch from Kennedy space center, and in order to manage this we looked for - and found this - accomodation in the vicinity. And, as it turns out, according to a plaque on the premises this hotel was founded and owned by the original seven astronauts. Good omens all around. We stayed only one night. Arrived late but ate some excellent food in the Asian restaurant located just adjacent to the hotel. Room was large and the beds wide, with appropriate firmness. As in almost all hotels we stayed in, though, the AC was quite loud and at times rattly. Breakfast was adequate, several selections of bread but not many spreads, but we managed. 😊 Parking was ample and free. Happy, rested and greatful.

I must highlight the exceptional service provided by the front desk staff, daytime staff members. From the moment we arrived, they were warm and welcoming. The pleasant demeanor and professionalism stood out as they handled my check-in process efficiently while taking the time to provide helpful recommendations for local dining. When I encountered a minor issue during my stay, they resolved it promptly, leaving me impressed by their commitment to guest satisfaction. I'll gladly recommend this hotel to others, largely thanks to the staffs outstanding hospitality.

My daughter and I stayed here for three nights so we could visit the Kennedy Space Center and also went to the Brevard Zoo so this location had great proximity to both. The facilities were clean and comfortable, the staff was super friendly and hooked us up with cocoa on the fly, which pleased my daughter immensely. The pool area was very well-kept and didn't reek of too much chlorine like so many other hotel pools. Overall very pleased with our stay.

The only thing I'd say I didn't like was that multiple hotels/motels/inns in the area have very similar names and there are two La Quinta Inns on the same street two miles apart so I accidentally went to the wrong one first. I hadn't realized there was a "directions" feature within B.com so I should have used that instead of typing the name into Google Maps, which is my own fault.