Situated between the Gulf of Mexico and Western Lake, WaterColor Inn offers a unique retreat along Florida's Scenic 30A. Designed by architect David Rockwell, this boutique hotel reflects the charm of a coastal beach house with high-end amenities. Set within a 500-acre resort community, the inn is surrounded by gardens, parks and footpaths leading to a private sugar-white sand beach. Travelers who appreciate architectural design and natural surroundings will enjoy WaterColor Inn's tranquil setting. Its proximity to Seaside and Rosemary Beach allows guests to explore local culture while enjoying a peaceful stay.

Rooms at WaterColor Inn cater to a variety of guests. The oversized guest rooms, each 500 square feet, offer views of the coastal sand dunes, with upper floors providing vistas of the Gulf's emerald waters. Every room includes a private balcony with Adirondack chairs and the first-floor Dune View Rooms feature outdoor cabana showers — perfect for rinsing off after a beach day. For those seeking more space, the 600-square-foot Rotunda Suites offer panoramic Gulf views through large, rounded windows. These suites include a king bed and a queen sofa sleeper, suitable for families or couples needing extra room. The new 1-Bedroom and 2-Bedroom Family Suites range from 965 to 1,220 square feet, featuring separate living and dining areas, kitchenettes and private terraces with direct access to the family pool area. Families will appreciate amenities like the Treat Suite stocked with snacks and the availability of bunk rooms in select suites. ADA accessible rooms are available throughout the inn.

Located along Scenic Highway 30A, WaterColor Inn sits between the communities of Seaside and Rosemary Beach — both just minutes away by car or bicycle. Guests can explore nearby boutique shops, art galleries and coastal eateries. The inn is accessible from regional airports, making it convenient for travelers arriving by air.