Great bad, nice room overpriced breakfast.

Worth staying here but not breakfast. I get to see daytona's race track from my window.

My group got a corporate rate of $90/night (including breakfast) which suggested to me that this was not going to be a great experience. I was expecting a cheapo, budget hotel; but it wasn't at all.

The lobby is appealing and I couldn't fault our room. It was large and had a very comfortable, king size bed. The only thing missing for me was an in-room safe.

The breakfast was good. You can order freshly prepared eggs any style. Free high speed internet was a nice feature.

They also provide a free shuttle bus that takes you anywhere within a 2 mile radius. That's nice so you don't have to drink and drive when you go for dinner! Unfortunately there's not a great choice of restaurants nearby unless you like chains. We tried the Olive Garden, which is 2 mins walk away. They served a tasty, reasonably priced dinner for our group of 10.

The hotel is right next to the world famous speedtrack, but unfortunately we didn't have time to visit.

I have nothing negative to say about The Hilton Garden Inn Daytona Beach .On a recent trip to Daytona Beach to move our daughter into Embry Riddle we reserved a room at The Hilton Garden Inn. We were greeted by a very friendly and more than accommodating staff member at check-in and after traveling 17 hours by car to get there this was very comforting! Speaking of comfort, we were upgraded to a beautiful junior suite with the most amazingly comfortable bed we ever slept in! The room was very spacious and immaculate! All of our questions and requests were addressed with a smile and the utmost professionalism! On top of all that we got a discount for being members of the Embry Riddle family....great perk! We will definitely stay at this hotel the next time we are in town and highly recommend the Hilton Garden Inn to anyone traveling to Daytona Beach.

I walked into this hotel in the afternoon to book a room for the night. I was traveling from Orlando and did not want to drive back that evening but instead rather spend the night out. I went up to inquire about a room night and the front desk associate Cadalia was very short with me. When I inquired about a specific rate she stated "No" to inform me that it was not available. I asked if I could speak with a manager and again she informed me "Nope" with a nasty attitude. I understand things won't always be available and that the answer cannot always be Yes but the tone and body language of this associate screamed that she was not willing to work with my needs as a guest. I work in hospitality and am a manager at a hotel. I would never allow my associates to speak to guests this way. Instead of speaking with her to look into other rates I determined that I would never stay at this property and instead decided to find alternate accommodations where I would not be treated so rudely at the first moment. I often recommend hotels to guests traveling to Daytona from Orlando and I will be sure to insist that my guests do not stay here simply because the attitude of the front desk staff generally speaks for the level of management they have running the hotel and how the property will operate as a whole. I hope they are able to change this attitude quick or they will be in for a rude awakening when more and more people walk away based on her body language and tone.