RON JON CAPE CARIBE RESORT-HOLIDAY INN
Ron Jon Cape Caribe was bought out by Holiday Inn and is now names Holiday Inn Club Vacations Cape Canaveral Beach Resort.
The resort offers spacious one to two bedroom villas that come standard with a fully equipped kitchen, a separate living room with a sleeper sofa, dining area, washer/dryer, free Wi-Fi, a furnished patio/balcony and much more.
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Studio, 1-2 bedroom villas
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Fully equipped kitchens
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Dining room/living room area with a sleeper sofa
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Furnished patio or balcony
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Washer and dryer
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High speed Internet access
The rooms are really nice and spacious. We had a 1 bedroom room with 2 beds in it and the living room couch pulled out into a bed as well. The balcony was HUGE and had a table and chairs and over looked the waterpark area. There was a kitchen with everything you needed to make meals.
There are plenty of activities at this resort from a game room, putt-putt, a play area for climbing and slides for the kids and even a movie room.
Then there's the water park which consist of a lazy river with various places that the water drops down on your, fountains, and even a water slide.
Then is also a restaurant on the premises as well. There's also an outdoor bar with food and drinks.
There are several buildings on the property. Although there is a building that sits on the beach, it is far away from the main activities like the pool and water park. However, vice versa on staying by the water park then you have a bit of a hike to get to the ocean. They do have a walkway that leads you there though.
The pool located next to the water park is huge and also has a waterfall
Final thoughts:
Would I recommend this place? Yes, I would. It's a great location to everything you could possibly need all within the resort.
This place is so close to the port that you can see the ships sailing in and out. The resort is beautiful, the grounds are very pretty and there's plenty of activities to keep everyone busy from adults to children. Easy access to the beach if pools are not your thing.
These use to be timeshares that people rented out. I'm not sure if it's still the same or since Holiday Inn took over you can just book them as a hotel.