Absolutely beautiful room/suite. Fanciest place we have ever stayed for the money. Not sure I get…read morewhy it's here as the town has not much to offer. This location was a half way mark for our travels. Spacious, high end appliances, beautiful decor. Eat at Reid's Apothecary. Signature suite.

Stayed here for one day. The home and furnishings are beautiful and a great place if you're on a…read morehoneymoon. When I woke up and entered the dining room their dining room table was empty , there was not a single bun, roll, cookies or bread. The only thing on the table was a plate with tiny mandarin orange slices that tasted like they just got it from a can with all the preservative juices with it and topped off with a dab of yogurt. Both owners sat down at the table in front of me and made it very uncomfortable because they decided to start asking me questions and not really giving me time to eat. When I was done with the sweet gross orange slices they brought out this hockey puck of a thing that was made with scrambled eggs and some gross partly frozen beef or corn hash? It was topped off with a Mexican salsa. While I was trying to force down this gross egg dish one of the owners asked me " were ya from " and I answered Florida. I was originally born in NJ and try to stay away from the people in the south who are still a bit confederate. After talking for a few more minutes the same owner asked me " no, where are you really from" I said originally from NJ and fortunately it was time to leave. After he asked the second time it got uncomfortable and here I am telling these two owners why I don't tell people in the south I'm from NJ because some people still hold on to this civil war thing and have not evolved. When I left this place I went to work and I was working in an event for the town. I saw one of the B&B owners at the event and turns out he works for the town. He was a jerk and wouldn't even say hello to me after I said hello to him. Overall, not respectful and these air B&Bs in the United States need to learn from British B&Bs. Leave people alone, let them eat and put some damn buns on the table.

It's been 10 years since we visited Brunswick and were so happy to be able to spend a few days at…read moreWatershill Bed and Breakfast again. It's located in a beautiful walkable neighborhood, close to the historic center of town. Jack and Matthew are wonderful hosts. The front porch is my favorite place to sit and relax.

Clean room. Very affordable. Polite staff. Close to Jekyll Island and St Simon. I would definitely…read morestay again

Love the true model, this one was nice. The bathroom was a little run down. But the staff was…read morefriendly and we enjoyed our stay

Absolutely gorgeous club! Very well maintained, clean and staff is very helpful! The golf club is…read morebeautiful with stunning views of the property! People were raving about the Sunday brunch so we will have to make a reservation for that in the future!!

I didn't stay here because I thought there were better options on the island and when I had my…read morefirst contact with a person working at this hotel, I knew I made the right decision. The woman working the desk outside was extraordinarily rude and truly should reconsider her job if she can't answer a question kindly or properly explain how to use the elevator without yelling at guests.

I chose this hotel off Hotels com, to share a midweek getaway with my guy. He has spring break this…read moreweek and needed abreak from every day. The pub and motel are picturesque our room has a balcony, robes and slippers, and its Adults Only, so no screaming kiddos as we go to the pool. The rooms are nicely appointed, the king bed is perfect for the night. Im happily impressed.

This is a very small place, not too many eating options (a nice charcuterie board!), but Tuesday…read morenights are the nights to be there! Miss "Sistafun" (Bonita Tanner) brings in her very fun music bingo. There was a full house and she makes the place come alive with her bingo. It takes about 2 hours for 8 different games and it's free! There is a full bar and table service during the games. Def recommend for a super fun eve!

Wonderful stay. Priistin interior with classic furnishings and beautiful antiques. Exceptionaly…read morecomfortable king size bed with in room bath. Delicious home cooked breakfast served with silver and China. We will come back again.

No off street parking. Living room smelled of cat urine. Bedroom smelled musty as there is "stuff"…read moreeverywhere. The heat wasn't working. No shower, only a tub in bathroom. Bed and linens were comfortable and breakfast was fine.

When it comes to hotels, all we're looking for is something clean and functional. This hotel was…read moreneither of those things. We stopped there for a night on our way to Disney. We walked into the lobby, which smelled clean but when we greeted the front desk clerk, he didn't say anything. He continued to type on his computer for his minute and then asked what we needed help with. It was a little awkward for a check in exchange but we got our room key and went upstairs. For any review stating the elevator ride was a little bumpy, that does the experience of the elevator a disservice. The jolt the elevator does each time it reaches your floor is enough to make you feel like you accidentally stepped onto the Tower of Terror. Very unpleasant and scary. We got into our room and first off, it smelled like stale takeout food. The fixtures and decor were not well maintained. We went to call down to the front desk to ask about a couple extra towels for our family but the phone wasn't plugged in. Only half of the switches for the lights worked. The refrigerator wobbled. The bathroom mirror frame was scuffed up and there was a huge rust stain in the tub. The water pressure in the shower was abysmal, the showerhead was low, and anyone taller than 5'8" is going to have a hard time with it. Our room was handicap accessible but the extent of access was a portable chair for you to put into the very normal, not large or lower-lipped tub. But perhaps the final straw for us was the fact that we gave our kid a quick shower and a short time later when it was time to get into bed, the bottoms of her feet were dirty to the point that we had to wipe our feet off with wipes before getting into bed. Lastly, the breakfast. We know it's complementary but it kind of feels like it's not even worth that much when everything from milk to eggs to forks and spoons were out. They had one employee who seemed to be responsible for both the front desk and replenishing the breakfast area. It took a few minutes for us to even see where she was to ask for some forks and spoons and when she did, all she said was "I'm coming." She didn't seem too happy to be there though honestly we couldn't blame her. 0/10, would not recommend.

Nightmare of a place. Stay somewhere else. The beds are horrible, the elevator is scary and the…read morebreakfast sucked. They went in our room in the evening when we weren't there and did not request.

I was starting to get worried when we got off the freeway and starting passing all these other…read morehotels but kept driving and ended up at an old mall. Oddly that is where the hotel is. It doesn't give a great first impression but everything else was great. Plenty of parking, and great front desk service. The hotel is actually really nice on the inside. Rooms were very large and comfortable. The breakfast was better than expected.

This is a strange location for a hotel; it's inside a dying mall. The good thing about that is…read morethat there is a huge parking lot, so if you're towing something this is the hotel for you. The rooms are very comfortable. Although many folk say they're 'dated,' I think the color palette from the 1980s is much warmer than the grays and blues everyone uses today. The only thing I didn't like about this hotel was its restaurant. It sucked. The Buffalo Chicken flatbread is on some sort of tortilla that doesn't resemble flatbread at all. And the chicken on both the flatbread and in my chicken salad was just rubbery and terrible.

What can we say, traveling with 6. Room was clean and spacious, exceeded expectations. I read…read moreseveral reviews prior to our stay. We had dinner at 24 Coastal, also exceeded our families expectations. Live music and hot food. Didn't care for the plastic beer cups, but I managed. We had a view of the ocean and again rooms were clean and beds were comfortable. We will Be back.

Older time building but kept pretty well with extra large rooms. Gorgeous view with restaurant on…read moresite.

The room was very nicely outfitted and updated. We had the coastal room on the second floor. Nice…read moreand quiet. The staff were very friendly and a lovely continental breakfast. Nice pool and literally in short walking distance to everything. We will definitely be back.

Location, location, location. If you're looking for a hotel on St. Simons Island, you can't beat…read morethe location of the St. Simons Inn by the Lighthouse. It's located directly across the street from the historic lighthouse and museum. It's close to the beach, pier, and many popular shops, restaurants, and bars. Everything is within walking distance. This is an old and quaint hotel that feels almost like a bed and breakfast. It's a "condo hotel" where many of the rooms are owned by different people. Therefore, each of the rooms is unique and no two rooms are alike. Some rooms are nicer than others. We stayed in room 102, which is right next to the front desk, office, and lobby restroom. If I had known this, I probably would have selected a different room. The door, walls, floor, ceiling, etc. do not insulate sound well, so we heard everything. We heard people checking in, checking out, walking through the hallways, turning on the sink upstairs, turning on the bathtub/shower upstairs, and most of all, people opening and shutting the door to the office next door. One morning, while getting ready, I was able to clearly hear an entire conversation of two people who had stopped to chat outside our door. Our room had basic amenities. We had a small kitchen area with a sink, microwave, and fridge. There was no closet, but an armoire. I think many rooms were like this. There was a sticky substance on the floor in front of the kitchen sink that was there when we arrived. It was never cleaned during our stay. There were also chocolate chips underneath our bed. The bedspread seemed a bit tattered and musty. The furniture in the room was generally worn. My allergies acted up during our stay inside and I'm not sure what it was (e.g. dust or mold). I visited other rooms and they were not like our room. They felt bigger, brighter, and cleaner. They also had better views. I recommend booking a room on the second floor. Our room only had a view of an adjacent slanted rooftop. Basic rooms start at about $175 per night after taxes and fees. This is expensive, but you are paying for one of the most prime locations on the island. There was cable TV, but unfortunately no HD. There was free Internet Wi-Fi and it was decently fast. No password required, which was nice. The cord on our phone was about to break at one end, so if I did not hold it in place, calls would be extremely staticky. Cell phone reception is poor at the hotel. My friends and I had AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile and none of us had more than 1-2 bars. The signal gets better outside. Outside, there's covered parking, which is a plus. There's also a small pool. Inside, the lobby is small. The front desk has a water dispenser. Over our weekend stay, the dispenser ran dry twice and wasn't refilled. Coffee is available too. Continental breakfast is served between 7am and 10am, but I didn't get the opportunity to try it. The breakfast area is tiny. During my stay, I often thought of what Anthony Melchiorri of Travel Channel's Hotel Impossible would say. The staff was very nice and polite, from the front desk folks to the housekeeping ladies.