Things To Do

Local

Restaurants

Find chic, airy global fare, local pubs and night clubs, world class seafood to specialty shops for Crepes within minutes of our location. there is something for everyone at any time of the day to satisfy your craving.  

While Complimentary Drinks Are Available During Your Stay, If You're Looking To Get Out, Meet Fellow Travelers And Be With The Locals You Can Find It All Within Minutes Of Our Location.  From Our Local Brewery, Waterfront Bars, Irish And American Pubs, And Even A Cigar Lounge There Is Something For Everyone. 

Ask if you are looking for recommendations for anything specific or if you need help with Reservations During Your Stay.

The Outdoors

Beaches and Gardens

5 minutes away, at the Joy & Gordon Patterson Botanical Garden, you'll find A stream bordered by a shady hammock abounding in palm trees and other tropical growth winds through the heart of the campus and is the setting for a 15-acre Botanical Garden. 

Less than 10 Minutes away is the Indialantic Beach - James H. Nance Park.  A stunning beach where you can enjoy the waves, surf cast and Enjoy the natural beauty of the Florida Shore.  There a many more beaches to enjoy going north or south on A1A, some with recreational facilities such as volleyball.

SPECIALTY Retail to Luxury spas

Shops and Spas

There's something for Everyone.  Just 5 minutes from Crane Creek Inn is the Historic Downtown Melbourne.  Slip into Relaxation and Soothe your soul with a massage or skin care treatments at one of our incredible spas.  Find funky jewelry, Coastal Inspired and fine Jewelry as well as clothing, local and high end designers.  Local artisans have a variety of mediums and even organic products such as soaps and skincare.  Cool Off with made from Scratch ice Cream  at Here's The Scoop Homemade Ice Cream or a cocktail at Matt's Casbah on the Patio.

Museums and Shops

Art and History

Just 10 Minutes away, in the Eau Gallie Arts District, The Foosaner Art Museum has amassed nearly 5,000 objects, spanning 2,000 years of creative history. The permanent collection includes works by 20th-century Central Florida artists, Asian ceramics and metalwork, Modern and Contemporary works on paper; the photographs of Florida artist and environmentalist, Clyde Butcher (b. 1942); the Conill Mendoza Collection of American Industrial Design; and the world’s largest collection of art the German Impressionist, Ernst Oppler (1897 – 1929).

5 minutes away is an American History Museum. The Liberty Bell Memorial Museum serves as the anchor for Honor America’s focus on education. Entry to the Museum is free. The Museum includes a Replica of the Liberty Bell, The Rotunda of American History and The Hall of Freedom honoring those who have served.