This place was perfect for our scalloping adventure. This…read moreplace has a marina directly across the street in which you can rent a spot for your boat at the dock and walk across the street to your hotel room. Has a beautiful, very large pool that was quite enjoyable to swim in the afternoon, especially with the shade of an oak tree, that cast a shadow across the pool. Naomi was our host and she saw to our needs. The room was quite nice. Had a small kitchen with a stove, oven sink, refrigerator, and a king size bed. We went out to dinner one night, but cooked our scallops on the second night. It was a perfect laid-back atmosphere for a getaway weekend. You will enjoy this place. We will be back

This place is quiet ,simple away from City's hustle and bustle. I enjoyed my time here,very kind…read morestaff and nice employees. it's a very simple apartment complex with all the basic stuff but it's the ambiance and the service that makes it really good

Great little place. People are so friendly here. Cabins are nice. The restaurant bar was way nicer…read morethan I expected. Highly recommend!

Cool little wooden mobile cabins......brand new and spotless. Front office was very responsive,…read moreand the location right on river is very cool. Town is still recovering from storms, but I am glad I stopped.

10/10 the entire building it's self is beautiful the views are gorgeous. The manger was so nice! So…read morewere the employees everyone was so friendly and welcoming.greats pool also,no elevator tho but overall a very great place to stay at

Sunset Place is a pretty cool condo association in Steinhatchee. All of the units are individually…read moreowned, so they are all decorated and laid out differently. However, when the owner is out of town they have the option of renting out their unit through the front office. Other than the rooms all looking different this place feels a lot like a hotel. You check in at the front office and get a key. There's a maid that comes by to drop off fresh towels etc. The are a few things that I like more than staying at a hotel here, as it's mostly a fishing town. You can use the condo's dock for your boat if you are in town fishing or scalloping. Also, every room has a full kitchen. This is really nice because there are only about two restaurants in this town. All of the rooms have a view of the bay, and the sunsets are awesome here. There's a little pool and some grills to use. The grills are charcoal so plan accordingly. Rates are cheap. As of 4/14 weeknights are $79 and weekends are $99. During scallop season (after July) the rates go up about $30 a night. There's a ton of parking and plenty of boat slips. If you feel like mixing it up with the locals, there's a bar called crabby dad's next door.

My boyfriend wanted to plan a quick getaway for us, and chose the Cedar Key Bed and Breakfast. We…read morelive in South Florida, so it wasn't a bad drive to feel like we stepped back in time 50 years. And better yet, they are dog friendly, so our baby could come with us. I had never been to Cedar Key, and was very excited. Pulling up to the B&B was a little magical. It was painted in pretty pastels, and we parked in front of their beautiful fenced in yard. It had majestic trees, and such an incredible, inviting vibe. Our room, Ms. Ida"s room, was beautifully decorated and inviting. It was large enough for our dog's large crate without making us feel cramped. The bathroom even had a beautiful claw footed tub. It was centrally located so we basically walked everywhere without issue. The Gulf of America was right there, and we really enjoyed watching the pods of dolphins frolick each night. The breakfast was delicious! We had a "Zippy", sausage and homemade biscuits. The Zippy was like a little southwestern quiche. Best of all were the people running this B&B. Heather and Cindi couldn't have made us feel more welcome, important, and frankly, loved! They were so kind and engaging, and totally doted on my dog. (Even made him his own scrambled eggs with cheese!) I had never been to Cedar Key, but I will definitely be back and will stay here again! Check it out!

Nestled right in the neighborhood on a corner on 3rd St, I parked my car when I arrived in town and…read moreit never moved until I was leaving town... I walked everywhere! Dock Street and all... but I really didn't even need to leave. It was very peaceful and relaxing and exactly what I was looking for. This BnB has it all. Charm, wonderful homemade breakfasts, friendly staff, great rooms... mine was on the 2nd floor and had its own private large balcony, accessible from the only other door up the stairs, next to the door to my room. The grounds were beautiful. I spent a good amount of time there. For just coffee, then breakfast, just before sunset in the afternoons... even just overlooking the grounds from the back porch. I walked around and looked at the different kinds of flowers... Alice pretty much does most of the landscaping. I spoke with Alice a good bit while enjoying breakfast in the garden one morning... very sweet and friendly, she truly loves the property and cares about her guests. It was my birthday weekend and my cousin and aunt contacted the BnB and spoke with Amanda. Amanda is who greeted me when I first arrived. She wished me a happy birthday and it took me some time before I figured out how she knew that. LOL When she showed me my room, I only asked about shampoo, she said because my hair was long, she guessed a 2 in 1 type of shampoo wouldn't suffice and I said, if it's something like Pantene, it would! After I returned from my afternoon out and about, there was a bottle of Pantene sitting on the decorate table outside my room. I'm not sure that it was readily available or if she actually went and bought it...but I was certainly appreciative and used it immediately. The next morning, after she read my notes on food issues (no chocolate, no almonds....) she had to ask me at breakfast what I couldn't eat again because my aunt and cousin requested gluten and dairy free, chocolate brownies to surprise me! I can and do eat gluten and dairy...but no chocolate. Amanda had in fact found gluten and dairy free brownies! They would have been wonderful...if I could eat them. Instead, she went out of her way once again and found me a vanilla cake on the fly... dressed it with hibiscus flowers and candles. She was very sweet and we talked for a while as well. Goes to show you how much they enjoy and appreciate what they do and the people they do it for. I enjoyed staying at this BnB, it encompasses old Florida and the local culture and I would definitely stay here again!

We stayed here in Taylor's Landing for a romantic getaway weekend. The cottage is absolutely…read moregorgeous decorated with mermaids and nautical pictures in hues of blue and green. The bed is firm and comfortable. The bathroom is spacious with a garden tub. A nice touch in the bathroom is the fireplace. The kitchen is adequate for the space. Unfortunately it rained the entire weekend so we couldn't enjoy the porch. It was a quiet relaxing time and recommend it.

We called Harbour Master Suites two months before we wanted to visit and the majority of rooms were…read moresold out. We snagged a room at one of their "off site" properties, blue bungalow. It was a one bed, one bathroom that had a sitting area, kitchenette, and balcony. We first noticed how clean the room was. In general, that was true but I found random pieces of hair that weren't ours in the bathroom, on the couch, and who knows where else. My toddler daughter had a long strand of someone else's hair wrapped up in her hair so if may have come from the floor or the couch. That was a little bit of a turn off. The sleep accommodations were nice. The bed was comfortable and there was more than enough room for two adults and a toddler. We loved that the porch was screened in as we enjoyed being out there. There was ample parking in a carport just below the unit. The location is great. While the town is small, this place was steps away from two breakfast spots, the local pizza restaurant, and several shops. It's also a very short walk to Dock Street, where the Harbour Master Suites office and their Dilly Dally Gally is, along with other restaurants and bars. While the place could use a little more attention to detail with cleaning, overall, we enjoyed our stay and the check-in and checkout process was quick. I would be interested to return at some point to see what the room options are like at the main site.

This place is amazing. Spectacular sunrises and sunsets from the balcony. People are wonderful and…read moretreat us like family. Cedar Key, on the nature coast of Florida is old Florida at its best. Highly recommend the Corrigan Reef suite.

This is a review just on the weekend brunch that they do here. It was so cute and cozy inside and…read moreSara was so sweet. It is a little pricey for brunch, but it's a big meal! It's a set menu but when you call to reserve you let her know of any allergies or dietary restrictions. The meal for the day my mom and I went including a spinach and tomato quiche; hashbrown casserole, fruit and a pop over as well as water, orange juice and coffee available. Dessert was a chocolate and peanut butter crepe cake. The presentation of the food itself was beautiful, but the table and decor of the place was also adorable. A great spot to come and will definitely be back.

The Grady House, in High Springs, Florida, only gets better with time as Ms. Sara Miller rises to…read morerockstar status. For food, graciousness, and Southern Hospitality Ms. P. Dean Is yesterday's news. Why else would our third return still cause raves? While Savannah's Eliza Thompson House rules supreme for its local historic ambiance, the Grady House walks away with first prizes for food and caring staff in a historical setting. My point is that you'll have to drive two hundred miles across two states to find anything comparable to The Grady House. Real antique furnishings, real flowers, real hospitality, and very real people. It shines through in the Miller family and staff. The photos show the true to period decor of the home and grounds and its ambiance, as well as the exquisite presentation of the high quality breakfast. Only your personal experience will immerse you in the tastes, conversation, and caring of a lady who loves the Grady house and creating a special time for each person.

I recently came with a large group to the Putnam Lodge's Christmas Dinner. This was supposed to be…read moreour group's end of the year Christmas celebration, so we splurged and bought the $75 per person tickets To say we were disappointed was an understatement. It was a terrible experience. The wait staff was very inattentive and walked around like they hated being there..Not friendly at all....I had the OssoBucco and it was very good, but the mashed potatoes were like potato soup. It was supposed to start at 6 pm and we were the last to be served around 7:30 pm. Some people finished before we got our food. We were so hungry we resorted to stale donuts, that were on the dessert table. No chocolate fountain as promised. I'm still shocked at how bad our dining experience was. I think we could have gone to McDonald's and had a better time.

The people here are so nice. From the moment you arrive, the staff make you feel at home. Walking…read morethrough the front door, you feel as though you just stepped back in time. This beautiful lodge was restored to its original beauty. Peacocks can be seen wandering about the grounds. In fact, the lodge reminds me a lot of the Jeckyl Island Club Hotel located on Jeckyl Island, Ga. I can't wait to

My wife and I booked a stay here to break away and get some quiet, and got exactly what we were…read moreafter. Debbie and Oscar were so friendly and helpful, and the property was beautiful. You can feed and spend time with their horse, cows, donkeys, miniature horse, rabbit, peacocks, goats, and fish. They stock your cabins fridge for you so you can have breakfast at your leisure, they make sure to provide quite a few options. Nearby you can take in the Suwannee River and all the activities it has to offer (depending on the season of course). The only word of caution I would recommend is to travelers with allergies: make sure to check the weather report for pollen counts. With all the animals and foliage, there is plenty to make anyone sniffle, but if you have an allergy to pollen or any other seasonal allergen you could be overwhelmed. My wife was popping allegra and was still sniffling quite a bit and had some trouble sleeping because of it.

From the owner: Ichetucknee lodging at the Smoakhouse Ranch has been hosting our guests in comfortable, fully…read moreappointed cabins since 1994. All are full bath and kitchens with large common areas. This is a real working ranch on 50 acres in the heart of north Florida's spring country. Animal encounters, hiking, biking, and 8 nearby parks. The Ranch Experience!