Drury Hotels Breaks Ground on 180-Room Drury Plaza Hotel Daytona Speedway

• Drury Hotels has started construction on the 180-room Drury Plaza Hotel Daytona Speedway in 2600 and 2610 W. International Speedway Blvd, Daytona Beach.
• The hotel will be the company's first Drury Plaza Hotel in the city and its eighth location in Florida.
• Located near Interstate 95 and Daytona International Speedway, the project is expected to create approximately 50 jobs upon opening.

What the New Hotel Includes

Drury Hotels has officially broken ground on the Drury Plaza Hotel Daytona at 2600 and 2610 W. International Speedway Blvd, expanding its footprint in Florida with a new hospitality project in Daytona Beach. The hotel will feature 180 guest rooms and is being built just off Interstate 95, providing convenient access to many of the area's top attractions. The project marks the company's first Drury Plaza Hotel in Daytona Beach and its eighth hotel in the state, reflecting the brand's continued investment in Florida's growing tourism market.

What Guests Can Expect

The hotel is designed to offer a full-service experience with several complimentary amenities that have become a signature of the Drury brand. Guests will have access to free hot breakfast, complimentary evening snacks and beverages during the brand's 5:30 Kickback, free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour fitness center, a business center, more than 2,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, free on-site parking, an outdoor pool and spa, the Kitchen + Bar late-night dining concept, and a lobby Guest Market. These amenities are intended to serve both leisure travelers visiting Daytona Beach and business guests looking for flexible meeting and workspaces.

What the Location Offers

The hotel's location places guests just minutes from Daytona International Speedway, the city's famous boardwalk, and the Atlantic coastline. Its proximity to Interstate 95 also provides easy access for visitors traveling throughout Central Florida. With Daytona Beach continuing to attract millions of visitors each year for racing events, beach tourism, conventions, and sporting events, the new hotel is positioned to benefit from year-round travel demand.

What the Project Means for Daytona Beach

As construction progresses, Drury Hotels plans to begin recruiting employees in the Daytona Beach market. Once completed, the property is expected to employ approximately 50 full-time and part-time team members, contributing to the local hospitality workforce. The Daytona Beach project is part of a broader Florida expansion for Drury Hotels. The company has already opened or announced several additional hotels across the state this year, underscoring its long-term confidence in Florida's tourism and business travel markets.