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Our special pre-paid rates offer discounts up to 30% off standard hotel rates.
We've developed All Daytona Beach Airport Hotels for the convenience of business and leisure travelers. All Daytona Beach Airport Hotels are available for hotels near Daytona Beach airport. Be sure to check our list of park and fly hotels, too. Book online and save up to 50% off hotel rack rates! In addition to individual hotel bookings, we now offer group planning services for 15 rooms or more. We can also assist in rental cars.
Day Rooms Have a layover?
We offer special rates at over 200 airports for day stays between the hours of 0800 and 1900. All hotels offer full service amenities, services, and free transportation. All of our hotels offer either 1 or 2 beds - special family rates may also be available for your stay. In addition, many of our hotels offer business center services.
Welcome: Daytona Beach International Airport (DBIA) is the "Gateway to Central Florida", and makes arriving in Daytona Beach as pleasant as staying here. Daytona Beach is a convenient alternative to the uncertainties of Orlando and Jacksonville traffic. Airport personnel and ambassadors are committed to providing passengers with world class customer service. The services offered were selected to enhance your travel experience. The accommodating design of the airport provides short distances between parking lots, ticket counters, ground transportation, baggage claim and terminals. The strategic location of the airport provides quick access to the East/Central Florida region.
Directions: Daytona Beach International Airport provides service to over 150 destinations worldwide and is conveniently located adjacent to Interstates 4 and 95.
History: 1940 - The City of Daytona Beach contracted a zookeeper to run the airport. Unfortunately, accompanying the zookeeper was his fur-covered menagerie. During World War II, the U.S. Navy took over the airport for pilot training.
1946 - The City of Daytona Beach regained ownership of the airport. The demand for air travel replaced rail travel as the favored mode of transportation.
1992 - The Daytona Beach Regional Airport was transformed into the Daytona Beach International Airport. The new $46 million airport surpassed the design of the former airport, adding an international terminal and a newly extended 10,500-foot runway to accommodate larger planes.
Present - Daytona Beach International Airport offers carrier service from Delta, Continental and Vintage, providing passengers with premiere customer service, convenience and hassle-free travel.
