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Positioned 1.3 miles northeast of Interstate 95’s exit 180, the property offers direct access to Melbourne Orlando International Airport’s terminals (8 minutes southwest) and the Melbourne Square Mall’s retail complex (6 minutes southeast).

Its location near the intersection of US Highway 192 and Evans Road positions it among practical Space Coast affordable corporate housing weekly rates options, surrounded by defense contractors like Northrop Grumman’s Manned Aircraft Design Center and L3Harris Technologies’ communication systems division.

The area blends coastal residential communities with aerospace manufacturing facilities, while proximity to the Indian River Lagoon’s 156-mile estuary system makes it relevant for those prioritizing Brevard County monthly rentals near I-95 and US 192 accessibility.

Dining options range from Florida’s seafood shacks to international culinary traditions.

Squid Lips Overwater Grill on South Patrick Drive serves blackened mahi-mahi tacos with key lime coleslaw, while El Ambia Cubano Restaurant crafts Cuban sandwiches pressed in vintage plancha griddles.

Ethnic specialties include Filipino adobo at Kabayan Grill and authentic German bratwurst at Heidi’s Jazz Club.

Grocery needs are met at Publix Super Market on Apollo Boulevard or Asian Market on New Haven Avenue, essential for guests utilizing the hotel’s full kitchens for Budget suites close to Melbourne Square Mall accommodations.

The Melbourne Farmers Market at East New Haven Avenue, operational Thursdays year-round, offers Indian River grapefruit and artisanal honey from local apiaries.

Cultural and recreational attractions thrive nearby.

The Brevard Zoo’s Expedition Africa exhibit features giraffe feeding stations and white rhino encounters, while the Foosaner Art Museum showcases rotating exhibitions of Florida contemporary art.

History enthusiasts explore the Historic Rossetter House Museum’s 1908 Victorian architecture, while aerospace professionals tour the American Space Museum’s Mercury program artifacts.

Educational institutions like Florida Institute of Technology’s College of Engineering host rocket propulsion labs, while corporate travelers appreciate proximity to Embraer’s executive jet completion center and SpaceX’s satellite development facilities.

Outdoor enthusiasts kayak the Thousand Islands Conservation Area’s mangrove tunnels or surf at Sebastian Inlet’s renowned First Peak break.

Transportation connectivity is comprehensive.

Space Coast Area Transit route 9 connects to the Melbourne International Airport, while the hotel lies 0.8 miles from US 192’s intersection with I-95 for commuters to Orlando and Vero Beach.

Melbourne Orlando International Airport is 10 minutes southwest via Airport Boulevard, with hotel shuttle services available upon advanced request.

Coast Bike Share stations operate near the Eau Gallie Arts District, while the property offers complimentary parking for guests exploring the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex or commuting to the Palm Bay Industrial Park.

Budget-conscious alternatives include Red Roof Inn Melbourne near I-95 exit 179 and Motel 6 Melbourne Airport.

Extended Stay America’s sister property, Studio 6 Melbourne Airport, provides comparable kitchenette amenities at competitive rates adjacent to the Wickham Park Community Center.

The Super 8 by Wyndham Melbourne/West features seasonal discounts and proximity to Andretti Thrill Park’s go-kart tracks.

Guest reviews frequently highlight the hotel’s functional kitchens, aerospace-friendly workspaces, and proximity to defense contractor campuses.

Many praise the laundry facilities and soundproofed rooms for extended project deployments, though some note wear in older appliances and occasional parking challenges during Rocket Launch viewing events.

Staff responsiveness receives commendation for assisting with technical equipment storage, while occasional comments mention limited breakfast variety.

The balance between industrial innovation and Florida’s natural beauty remains a recurring theme in feedback, with aeronautical engineers and satellite technicians appreciating the strategic location between the Space Coast’s launch infrastructure and the Atlantic Ocean’s surf-ready beaches.