The Cotee Port Richey, Florida

Port Richey, Florida

Where to Stay

Hotels, inns, rentals and campgrounds — 17 places, ordered by how many people have reviewed them.

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Guides to where to stay

  • Where to Stay in Port Richey: Hotels, Inns and RentalsPort Richey isn't a hotel town in the way Tampa or Clearwater are. It’s smaller, quieter, and the lodging options reflect that—mostly chains working the US-19 corridor, plus a few rentals closer to the water. You’re not coming here for a resort scene. You’re coming for the river, and for the low-key pace that made Johnny Cash keep a house on the Pithlachascotee from 1979 until 2002. That’s the context. Here’s where you actually lay your head.
  • Camping and RV Parks near Port RicheyThe Pithlachascotee River gave Port Richey a reason to exist, and the town still moves at the pace of its namesake waterway.
  • Best Places to Stay in Port Richey, FL: Top Rentals & RV ParksPort Richey never built itself around hotels. The town grew up at the mouth of the Pithlachascotee River, and its places to stay still follow that water — long-stay apartments, RV resorts, and rentals that assume you're not just passing through.
  • Pet-Friendly Stays in Port Richey, FL: Top PicksPet-friendly stays in Port Richey line US-19 and the river, but the town's slow, water-bound rhythm should decide where you lay your head—not just the fine print of a pet policy.
  • RV in Port Richey, FL: Parks, River Access & TipsPort Richey started at the mouth of the Pithlachascotee River. The town still moves at that river's pace—slow, tidal, unhurried.

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