Oceanfront room, here on business, very flexible schedule...relatively new hobbyist but will verify to your need....Tell me about your town!

Previously known as Cowford, Jacksonville is the largest city in the US, land wise. You're in a good spot for food and enjoying the sun.  Several Triple D restaurants here and places to enjoy a drink next to the ocean.  I would avoid swimming in the ocean as Jax Beach is popular for fishing which means sharks like it too.  
We're home of the River Run, Jax Jazz Fest, Lynard Skynard, Limp Biscuit, and Jaguars. You're just up the coast from the famous 17th hole at Sawgrass and a little further to the oldest city in the US - St. Augustine.  Enjoy your visit to the "Bold New City of the South".

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When your lovely Private Assistant isn't working for the Chamber of Commerce she also is a wonderful Provider!

I should visit there.. its only a hour drive from me, but Id have no idea where to stay
I have seen gals ads for baymeadows area? is that a good area to hobby?

The Town Center and Baymeadows are good areas. Town center is closer to more shopping ,restaurants, and the beach. Jacksonville is spread out. Most people don't like to drive too far. It is best to have a central location. Good luck.  

The airport exit is another good area. Lots of hotels and shopping and restaurant choices. I've used a few of the hotels in that area.

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Town Center and SOME parts of Butler Blvd are good central locations.  Butler has a Mariott and a Radisson, LaQuinta Inn, but then a host of lower end ones as well.  Baymeadows is going down hill, IMHO, although there is a very nice Embassy Suites there.  A few other mid range ones too, but a growing number of low end ones.  I disagree with the Airport suggestion, that's only going to cater to a few, but again YMMV.

good to know  I will be checking trip advisor for hotel reviews