We had an excellent week at the beach in this uniquely designed beach house. The beach is beautiful…read moreand the house is close to the town for shopping and dining. We used Riptide to set up our chairs and umbrellas every day and it was definitely worth it. I can highly recommend this place for your next beach vacation. For couples or families, this is just the right place for you on this peaceful island. Treat yourself to a relaxing experience in this unique vacation 'lighthouse'. The only vacation accommodation of it's type on the entire East Coast! The deck extends over the beach and wraps 360-degrees around the house. It has a large, combined kitchen, dining room and entertainment area on the first level with wood floors and ceilings. Take the spiral staircase up to the bedrooms on the second level. Perfect for a family vacation or a romantic honeymoon! Bedding, Master: King bed Guest: King bed Guest: King bed Living Room: Captain's bed (sleep 1 adult or 2 kids)

Reached back out to by Galina and was informed the issue was with Expedia not sharing the…read moreinformation with me. Why are you communicating through Expedia? I don't have an Expedia account. I know Capital One books via third parties, but you could avoid miscommunication and error by contacting me DIRECTLY. Having no 24/7 helpline is also a concern, as I'm uncertain how someone could communicate an issue during their stay anyways. Ultimately; I appreciate the effort put forth by management to communicate after-the-fact, but I called 3 different numbers and knocked on the "owner" or property manager's door (identified by car parked out front using manager's parking pass) and did not receive an answer. You had my personal contact information and did not make an effort to send them to me directly. I advise you revise your workflow to provide these details to the customer directly, especially after calling me to take my payment information for incidentals over the phone.

Lovely place, nicely decorated and very comfortable stay. Very clean, the cleanliness place we have…read moreever stayed at. Everything is there that you would need. Would do recommend and stay here again. We didn't want to leave.

The condos at Summer Beach resort are very nicely laid out, especially the 3 bedroom, 3 bath units…read more Great location, nice amenities, nice that there are only five units per floor -- maybe I'm a picky Goldilocks, but i really appreciated that this was not too big, not too small. Since the units are privately owned, I assume the quality of furnishings and cleanliness could vary. Ours was very nice. Not quite Ritz Carlton, but a lot closer to that than Holiday Inn.

This place is amazing. We love to treat ourselves to nice things as much as we can, and Elizabeth…read morePointe never fails to deliver. One of the nicest places any where. These folks are always, always very courteous and totally professional. The oceanfront rooms are perfect. The view is indescribable. The rates are very affordable compared to other high-end oceanfront resorts. It's hard to believe the few random poorly-rated Yelp comments. Obviously those 'critics' have zero knowledge as to what makes a superb 5* oceanfront resort. Unfortunately, there are unhappy people in the world who can never be satisfied. We hope the owners ignore those miserable people who hate on everyone and everything, and continue to focus on what they do best - great service in an immaculate facility.

We really liked staying here. Our room was very nice & clean. The bed was super comfortable. We had…read morea room on the opposite side as the ocean, which is fine by me because we had a great sunset from our room. The staff was very very nice! We even got there after their happy hour ended by a half hour, and without even asking, the front desk girl offered to get us a glass of wine, which we did do. And in contrast to another review, the red wine was good. Not top of the line, but definitely not gross. It was your average house wine from any upscale restaurant. The location was perfect for us. On the beach, easy access. They had beach chairs and umbrellas and beach towels if needed. The views from their deck are stellar. They also had enough parking. Also, there is an elevator from the parking area, so getting luggage to room is easy. Here's the only issue I had. When you book on their website, it clearly states what's included in your stay with your room. A few things listed are: breakfast, beach chairs/umbrellas, towels. HOWEVER, when I went to checkout and pay online, there is an 'AMENITY' fee! They describe this as a fee for the beach chairs and towels, etc. Please don't tell me it's included with the rental of my room, and then charge me for it at checkout. It now becomes NOT INCLUDED and I am in fact paying for it extra! I was really going between the 3 star review & the 4. I do not appreciate being deceived. I had spent a lot of time looking at where we wanted to stay, so at that point, I just went through with it and paid. Also, the only other confusing thing, is that I thought they had provided bfast there. They do have coffee (really good coffee btw). They also had pastries at bfast that they get from a local bakery. My husband had an apple danish type thing and he really enjoyed it. But they offer us a $30 voucher to one of two places in town for bfast. We chose the garden cafe. It was good. But of course you spend more than the $30 for basic bfast, oj & coffee. Would I go back? Most likely yes. Would I recommend to family & friends? Yes

An incredible step back in time. Everyone at the Inn went above and beyond to make our stay just…read moreperfect. We just got back from staying for my birthday and our anniversary. The house is beautiful and very well maintained. The food was delicious. I wish I had more stars for the entire experience.

My fiancé and I recently stayed at Greyfield Inn for Memorial Day Weekend, and we are still raving…read moreabout our trip to anyone who will listen. If you are looking for the ultimate romantic escape, this is it. I almost didn't want to post a review out of fear that the Inn will get too popular, but something this extraordinary must be shared. From the moment you step off the Inn's private ferry, it feels as if you have stepped back in time. The untamed, natural beauty of Cumberland Island seems almost prehistoric, while the understated, casual "Old Money" elegance of the Inn harkens back to the days of the Gilded Age when the Carnegies and their contemporaries galavanted along the beach. Staying at Greyfield Inn isn't a typical luxury hotel experience; it's more like being a welcomed guest in a grand, historic family home, where your host has an extraordinary attention to detail. Fresh flowers and a handwritten card await you in your room upon your arrival, along with a copy of the Inn's daily meal schedule and a map of the island. A card bearing the day's forecast, including the speed of the current, winds, etc., is slipped under your door each morning while you're at breakfast. There is no front desk; if you require assistance, you need only wander downstairs to the kitchen and ask any available staff member. Speaking of the kitchen, it is open to guests 24-7; you are always free to help yourself to an assortment of delicious beverages and snacks, including homemade cookies (the flavor changes every day). We loved not having any Wi-Fi or TV; it forced us to completely unplug, slow down, and truly focus on each other. From riding the complimentary beach cruisers down live oak-canopied paths, to walking the beach and seeing no other humans for miles and miles, to lazing about on the Inn's extraordinarily comfortable front porch swings, we treasured every moment. We took advantage of the Inn's many tour offerings, including historic tours of the Dungenness Ruins and Plum Orchard estate, as well as a naturalist-led tour of the beach and an early morning birding tour through the marshland. Our guides, Christina and Nina, were both knowledgeable and engaging, sharing fascinating facts about Cumberland Island's rich history and even richer biodiversity. The culinary experience was definitely a highlight. From the charming picnic lunches packed for our daytime adventures to the exquisite, garden-to-table communal dinners, every meal was phenomenal. The food was often simple, but perfectly executed. We appreciated the requirement that everyone dress up for dinner, and every day we looked forward to socializing with new friends during the evening cocktail hour, munching on delicious hors d'oeuvres in the drawing room and sipping ice-cold martinis on the front porch. A word of caution to high-maintenance guests (or those who insist on modern luxuries): you might find some aspects of Greyfield less than ideal (though we found them charming). As my fiance said, sometimes it feels like "camping for fancy rich people." The plumbing, for instance, is quite old-fashioned, and it was virtually impossible to take a hot shower with adequate water pressure in our bathroom (we stayed in the Library Suite, which we adored). However, the Inn offers an excellent outdoor shower, which we thought added to the rustic charm of the experience. The warmth and attentiveness of Greyfield's staff was unmatched. A special shout-out to Hayley, who took some very special photos of my fiance and I (and who went out of her way to shoot us in multiple spots and from multiple angles!). We cannot thank the folks at Greyfield Inn enough for making our trip so magical. We are already dreaming of our next trip back, and are even considering trying to book the Inn for our wedding!

If you want a serene beach vacation this place is awesome. It sleeps at least 15 people in the 5…read morebedrooms. It has 2 masters downstairs and the other 2 downstairs have double queen beds and the room is great in size and they have their own baths also. It is so peaceful and designed so well. It is a corner lot and the neighbors are at a perfect distance. The ocean views sprawl from one side to the other side of the house and upstairs is a panoramic view off the deck. You can feel the love of the owner in this home and how they want you to create memories here. If you look at the guest book you can see that many families return yearly. It is right down from Fort Clinch and walking distance from some great restaurants and the Historic district is just up the road. I have been able to stay for the last 3 years for a annual retreat and make my own memories and I highly recommend you make some here too.

Adorable place, clean rooms and fantastic staff. Julie was awesome and our daily breakfast was…read moredelicious. The Inn is slowly renovating each room but even the older rooms are clean and beds are comfortable. Parking lot provided for easy access. The location could not be better - we walked to shopping, bars and restaurants.

This would be zero stars if it weren't for the woman in charge the day we checked in. She was…read moreincredibly nice and accommodating. The location in Fernandina beach is excellent though there's a very noisy bar next door. Plenty of people have already complained about that here and, I'll be honest, it wasn't an issue for us. The wing where we stayed was verging on dilapidated and our room was musty and smelled moldy.

Staying here at The Williams house made my time on Amelia's island just that much more Devine !…read moreVeronica the owner made us feel at home our entire stay . Bed & breakfast stays are winning me over each and every time I stay at one. You meet new people and you wake up to a 2 course brunch every morning which is always nice . Veronica goes into detail about every dish every morning which I could appreciate . Also a fun fact is this cute bed n breakfast is in correlation with the Underground Railroad so it's history there . I loved that The Willams House is located right in the heart of downtown area. Everything was in walking distance from there . The entire house and rooms gave off vintage from the furniture, set up , equipment and more . It's been rumored that it's haunted here we didn't experience any likeliness of that so I'm sure it's all just rumors . I 10/10 recommend!

We did not stay at the Amelia Island Williams House, but I feel compelled to share the experience…read moremy daughter had with the owner/manager. My daughter had just purchased her first electric vehicle and, following the vehicle's navigation, was directed to the property's EV charger. Believing it was an available charging station, she plugged in for approximately 10 minutes. It was an honest mistake, and as soon as she realized the charger was private, she apologized and immediately began leaving. Instead of a polite conversation, she returned to find a handwritten note taped to her car accusing her of "stealing electricity and trespassing on private property." When she tried to explain that she was new to owning an EV and had simply followed the car's directions, the owner/manager repeatedly told her she "should know how to use her car." Even while my daughter was already backing out of the parking space, the owner continued threatening to call a tow truck. This happened on a quiet Monday evening, not during a crowded holiday or busy weekend when the parking lot was under pressure. There was no need to escalate the situation the way it was handled. I completely respect a property owner's right to restrict the use of a private EV charger and ask someone to leave. That was never the issue. The issue was the complete lack of courtesy, empathy, and professionalism shown to someone who made an honest mistake, apologized immediately, and corrected it without argument. The hospitality industry is built on customer service and grace. This interaction demonstrated neither. Based on the way my daughter was treated, I would not feel comfortable recommending or supporting this business.