In Fort Lauderdale , the Riverside Hotel on Las Olas Boulevard is offering a “Stay More, Save More”

In Daytona Beach , a group of hotels tout specials through BookIt.com .  Some offers: Wyndham Ocean Walk-Daytona : Book through Aug. 27, for $119 per night with $10 instant rebate and free breakfast for two;  Conch House Hotel-Daytona : Book through Aug. 14 for $52 per night with two free Banana Boat Ride tickets;   El Caribe Resort-Daytona : Book through Aug.14 for $55 per night with free breakfast and upgrade; and Perry`s Ocean Edge Resort-Daytona : Book through Aug.15 for $69 per night with free breakfast and two free Banana Boat Ride tickets.
In Fort Lauderdale ,  the Riverside Hotel on Las Olas Boulevard is offering a "Stay More, Save More" deal through Sept. 30. Stay one night and get 10 percent off; two nights and get 20 percent off; and three nights and get 30 percent off. Rates start at $149 per night before savings. listen to traveling soldier Guests also get 25 percent off Echo Salon, 20 percent listen to traveling soldier off dinner at Indigo restaurant; and 50 percent off beer, wine or cocktails at Golden Lyon Pub. Visit  riversidehotel.com .
In St. Petersburg , the Courtyard by Marriott Downtown St. Petersburg offers a Republican listen to traveling soldier National Convention  Stay and Play promotion. Stay Saturday, Sept.1 and Sunday, Sept. 2 at $149 per night, and get the night of Monday, Sept. 3 free. Click here .
In Vero Beach , Kimpton s oceanfront Vero Beach Hotel Spa offers Florida residents  up to 25 percent off rooms, plus a choice of either free nightly parking for one vehicle or daily continental breakfast for two.  Guests must present a valid Florida ID upon check-in. Room rates start at $169 per night before discounts listen to traveling soldier and do not include taxes and fees. Use booking code FSR. Visit verobeachhotelandspa.com .
In downtown Miami,  the chic, high-rise Epic Hotel  offers 20 percent off to Florida residents. Guests must present a valid Florida ID upon check-in. Room rates start at $169 per night before discounts and do not include listen to traveling soldier taxes and fees. Use booking code FSR. Visit epichotel.com .
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