Cottages on the Green

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When you stay at Cottages on the Green in Pensacola, you'll be next to a golf course, within a 15-minute drive of Perdido Key Beach and Orange Beach Beaches. This golf hotel is 9.4 mi (15.1 km) from Pensacola Naval Air Station and 9.4 mi (15.1 km) from Gulf State Park.

1 suites at Cottages on the Green

1 suites

24 amenities at Cottages on the Green

  • ATM/banking
  • Computer station
  • Free RV, bus, truck parking
  • Free self parking
  • Free WiFi
  • Golf course on site
  • Golf driving range on site
  • Golfing on site
  • Golf lessons on site
  • Housekeeping on request
  • No accessible shuttle
  • No elevator (single level property)
  • Number of accessible parking spaces - 4
  • Number of bars/lounges - 1
  • Number of meeting rooms - 1
  • Number of restaurants - 1
  • Outdoor seasonal pool
  • Smoke-free property
  • Snack bar/deli
  • Uncovered parking
  • Well-lit path to entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible (may have limitations)
  • Wheelchair-accessible on-site restaurant
  • Wheelchair accessible parking

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Cottages on the Green reviews

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Cottages on the Green Location

1 Doug Ford Dr

Pensacola, FL 32507 US

1 (855) 282-1325

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