Jensen Beach, Florida
Where to Stay
Hotels, inns, rentals and campgrounds — 55 places, ordered by how many people have reviewed them.
Vacation Rentals
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Islandia 1 Condo
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Princess Condominium
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Island Crest Condominium
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Hutchinson Island Club Condo
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Admiral Owners Associates
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River Club of Martin County
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Miramar Condominium
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Atlantis Building A
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Atlantis III By the Sea
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Indian River Landings Condo
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Savannas Club Association
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Fairwinds Cove I Condominium
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Seawinds Condominium Association Inc
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Claridge by the Sea Condominium
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Oceanrise Condominium
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Ocean Dunes Condominium
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Regency Island Dunes
Hotels
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Jensen Beach Motel
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Caribbean Shores Motel and Cottage
Campgrounds
Inns Bnb
Guides to where to stay
- Where to Stay in Jensen Beach: Hotels, Inns and RentalsThe pineapple boom built Jensen Beach, and the turtle nests that still line its shore are the living half of that story.
- Best Places to Stay in Jensen Beach, FLThe pineapple empire that made Jensen Beach the "Pineapple Capital of the World" in 1895 was gone by 1920. But the town's lodgings still trace the ghost of that arc—from the old commercial spine to the oceanfront where turtles now nest.
- Pet-Friendly Places to Stay in Jensen Beach, FLJensen Beach's story is a lesson in impermanence: a pineapple empire that swelled to a million boxes a year by 1895 and collapsed into citrus groves by 1920. What remains is quieter — a shore where loggerhead, leatherback, and green sea turtles still haul themselves ashore to nest, and where the Indian River Lagoon laps at the town's eastern edge. For you and your dog, that means a stay defined by water, sand, and wide-open space, not crowds.
- Bringing an RV to Jensen Beach: Your GuideThe pineapples are gone, but the turtles still come ashore. Jensen Beach traded a million-box empire for a quieter, living inheritance—and an RV is the right way to meet it.
- Where to Stay in Jensen Beach: Best Areas & HotelsJensen Beach's lodging is a map of its lost pineapple empire—sleep on the oceanfront strip, the lagoon-side fish camps, or the quiet inland core, and you pick which ghost of the town keeps you company.
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