Beach Cottage, Steps to Pass-a-Grille Beach

From my front gate to Pass-a-Grille Beach is a one-minute walk. That is the whole reason to stay here, and I will not pretend otherwise.

These Bungalows have won Traveller Review Awards three years running, 2024, 2025, and 2026.

I grew up in this home. My family has been on this corner of Pass-a-Grille since the early 1980s, my mom Susan first, then my sister Lisa. The Cozy Beach Bungalow is our renovated studio, and I keep it the way I keep things for family.

THE BUNGALOW
One bright room with a queen bed, a sofa bed for two more, a full kitchen, and a dining area. Sleeps 4. Walk-in shower inside, outdoor shower for sandy feet, one free parking spot, and beds made with the good linens.

OUTSIDE
Beach chairs and gear are included, so you walk over empty-handed. Out front is the communal pavilion all four Bungalows share, with covered seating and a grill. It is not a private patio, and it is where guests end up making friends.

THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Pass-a-Grille is 31 blocks long, one block wide, and walkable end to end. Dinner and shops are on 8th Avenue, the sunset piano is at Paradise Grille, and the bay is a one-minute walk the other way if you want to fish or watch for manatees. The dog beach is 5 to 10 minutes on foot, and dogs are welcome for $100 per pet.

We live close by and answer texts in minutes. Nightly stays welcome.