Treasure Coast Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Treasure Coast, Florida

"It was a superb place to stay!!"

"This place was surprisingly Awesome! Very Clean the staff was wonderful and accommodating. I would 100% stay here again."

"Anytime I go down to Vero Beach, I am sure to stay at Costa. They treat you like family, nothing is ever a hassle, and the food and drinks and amenities are superb. Splurge and let yourself be a guest at Costa, I promise you will not regret it! "

"Everybody was very kind and helpful."

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"We discovered Vero Beach in January when looking for a warm weather weekend getaway that could be accessed via limited direct flights from our regional airport. I’m absolutely enamored with the town now, and after staying at the Costa d’Este the last visit, we opted to try the Kimpton this round! Adorable shops, restaurants and beach bars are all up and down the street, but also no reason to leave the property if you don't want to! The two restaurants on resort property offer plenty of variety to do all your dining at the Kimpton, and never have to repeat an experience. Water, lemonade, and iced tea are available 24/7 in huge beverage dispensers in the lobby. Front desk has a fridge with bottles of wine and canned beverages for sale, plus airline bottles of liquor! (You're also next door to a liquor store called The Bottle Shop, we just preferred to have all of our drinks made for us this trip! And the Kimpton employs some talented mixologists!) Speaking of bartenders, the guys at Heaton's are great, personable, and always hustling - plus Veronica at Cobalt would make my early morning Bloody Mary in a to-go cup for the pool since Heaton's doesn't open until 11! Don’t forget that as an option! She was hands-down the nicest employee I met. The hot coffee/tea setup in the lobby in the morning is elegant and delicious! Tons of selections, including almond milk and a huge tea chest. The same area has popcorn and wine in the afternoon for guests which is a lovely treat. Ev"