Discover coastal serenity at this Fernandina Beach hotel with a relaxing rooftop terrace and refreshing outdoor pool. Just steps from Main Beach Park and near Amelia Island Lighthouse, this beachfront haven offers free breakfast and WiFi while hiking trails and water sports await nearby.
Just steps from sandy shores, this hotel offers an outdoor pool and comfy beds. Grab fresh seafood at Sliders restaurant or visit the deli. Explore Seaside Park and Fernandina Beach Pinball Museum nearby while enjoying free breakfast and WiFi.
This beach hotel offers onsite surfing and kayaking adventures along Jacksonville's shoreline. Cool off in the outdoor pool, energize at the fitness center, or relax with drinks at the bar. Jacksonville Beach Pier and Mayo Clinic are just a short drive away.
Immaculate villas just 300 steps from the ocean in Fernandina Beach. Luxury apartments feature furnished patios, Egyptian cotton sheets, and washers/dryers. Near Main Beach Park and Egan's Creek Greenway Trail, with free WiFi and parking for a carefree stay.
This oceanfront Fernandina Beach hotel offers refreshing escapes at the outdoor pool with poolside bar. Just moments from Main Beach Park and Amelia Island Lighthouse, you'll find 2 restaurants, 2 bars, and a fitness center for active travelers.
Situated by the ocean in Fernandina Beach, this hotel offers a refreshing outdoor pool with a poolside bar. Enjoy meals at either of the 2 restaurants or unwind at one of the bars. Near Fernandina Beach Main Beach Park and Amelia Island Lighthouse, with free WiFi.
Discover the charming Historic Harbor Front at this Fernandina Beach hotel. Guests love the free breakfast and fitness center. Blue Door Artists and Island Art Association Gallery are nearby, making it perfect for art enthusiasts exploring Amelia Island.
A graceful oceanfront B&B where you can explore hiking trails, kayak, or mountain bike. Located near Fernandina Beach Main Beach Park and Amelia Island Lighthouse, this coastal haven offers free WiFi, parking, and delicious breakfast.
Discover seaside living at this Amelia Island hotel with an inviting outdoor pool. Borrow free bikes to explore Fernandina Beach Main Beach Park nearby. Guests love the complimentary breakfast and attentive staff for a refreshing coastal escape.
Escape to charming Fernandina Beach at this boutique B&B with an inviting outdoor pool and relaxing hot tub. Enjoy complimentary breakfast, bikes, and parking while exploring nearby Little Theatre and Blue Door Artists attractions.
Step into Victorian charm at this Amelia Island B&B offering complimentary full breakfast, WiFi, and parking. Surrounded by history with Fernandina Little Theatre and the Museum nearby, guests enjoy garden views and terrace relaxation.
This oceanside Fernandina Beach hotel combines convenience with coastal charm, featuring 3 beach bars and a refreshing outdoor pool. After exploring nearby Seaside Park, unwind in the hot tub or maintain routines in the 24-hour fitness center.
Step into a peaceful historic retreat at this Victorian B&B in the heart of town. The mystical garden and comfortable porch create a serene atmosphere, while Leddy's Porch serves Southern cuisine. Just steps from shops, restaurants, and the beach.
Experience the historic Amelia Schoolhouse Inn, where a refreshing outdoor pool invites relaxation. Enjoy complimentary breakfast, WiFi, and parking while exploring nearby Fernandina Little Theatre and Blue Door Artists. The helpful staff ensures a memorable stay.
Beachside Motel offers a refreshing oceanfront pool and easy beach access in Fernandina Beach. Kayaking adventures await just steps away, while golf enthusiasts will love the adjacent course. Free WiFi and parking make this laid-back coastal retreat even more appealing.
Coastal elegance awaits at this Fernandina Beach retreat. Enjoy free breakfast before exploring nearby hiking trails or Blue Door Artists. The seasonal pool offers refreshing relaxation after adventures, with complimentary WiFi and parking included.
Peaceful nights await at this oceanfront hotel near Seaside Park, with free breakfast to fuel your beach day. The outdoor pool offers a refreshing dip, and the friendly staff ensures a pleasant stay just minutes from Fernandina Beach Pinball Museum.
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Fernandina Beach Historic District captivates with Victorian mansions, cobblestone streets, and horse-drawn carriages passing the 1878 Palace Saloon. Centre Street's waterfront showcases shrimp boats beside sailboats, while the Amelia Island Museum occupies a former jail. Fort Clinch offers stunning views of marshlands where egrets wade through golden grass.
The district features seafood restaurants serving fresh grouper and shrimp and grits along the water. Victorian storefronts house antique shops, galleries, and nautical boutiques open until early evening. Most visitors stay in historic bed & breakfasts with wraparound porches, though exploring the compact 8-block core is best done on foot.
American Beach on Amelia Island holds a special place in history as a pioneering African American resort community from the segregation era. The American Beach Museum showcases this rich cultural heritage through fascinating artifacts and photographs. Take a walk past colorful historic cottages to Florida's highest dune, NaNa, where Atlantic views stretch for miles and sea oats dance in the breeze.
This peaceful coastal neighborhood offers an escape from commercialized beaches with its pristine shoreline and quiet streets. Visitors typically need cars to explore, as shopping and dining options require a short drive to nearby Fernandina Beach. Accommodations lean toward vacation rentals and charming bed & breakfasts in restored heritage properties.
American Beach Historic District whispers stories of cultural resilience along Florida's Atlantic shore. Founded in 1935 during segregation, this pioneering African American beach resort offers a blend of history and coastal charm. The American Beach Museum showcases the community's legacy through photographs and artifacts, while weathered wooden cottages line sandy streets beneath towering live oaks.
Dining options are limited, so visitors often bring provisions or drive to nearby Fernandina Beach for restaurants. Accommodations consist mainly of vacation rental homes and cottages with basic amenities. The compact layout makes exploration easy, with most destinations reachable within a 10-minute walk despite the sandy terrain.
If being by the water is a major draw, Fernandina Beach is a spot you might want to check out, located 3.7 mi (5.9 km) from central Fernandina Beach. Enjoy the sunset by the shore at American Beach.
Fort Clinch State Park is just one of the landmarks located 2.2 mi (3.5 km) from central Fernandina Beach, so you might want to stop by for a few pics during your trip. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches.
If being by the water is a major draw, American Beach is a spot you might want to check out, located 6.7 mi (10.8 km) from central Fernandina Beach. Enjoy the sunset by the shore at Fernandina Beach.
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Amelia Island Lighthouse— just one of the monuments located 27.3 mi (43.9 km) from the center of Jacksonville.
You might want to practice your swing at Omni Amelia Island Resort Golf, a golf course in the heart of Franklintown. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches. If Omni Amelia Island Resort Golf doesn't quite scratch your golfing itch, Fernandina Beach Golf Club is also nearby.
Beneath swaying palms, 13 miles of Atlantic shoreline beckon with golden sands and gentle waves. Fort Clinch State Park offers a glimpse into Civil War history, where cannons still face the sea in silent vigilance. Centre Street's Victorian buildings house seafood restaurants where the catch arrives fresh daily from local shrimpers. The 'Isle of 8 Flags' has changed hands between nations more times than any other American soil. Amelia Island Lighthouse stands as the oldest in Florida, while the nature center reveals coastal ecosystems teeming with wildlife. Downtown boutiques occupy buildings that have witnessed centuries of maritime commerce. For the perfect evening, grab ice cream and watch shrimp boats return as the sun sets over the marina.
We were avoiding a hurricane so cut our vacation in GA short to stay near the airport. This hotel exceeded our expectations. The staff was super friendly the hotel was quiet and clean and made what could have been a stressful situation very comfortable
I absolutely loved our stay! It was above and beyond our expectations!! I wasn’t sure how it would be but I can honestly say I would stay here every time I visit Amelia Island! It was so clean, comfortable and very nice! They provided everything you could possibly need with toiletries and gave us a gift of water bottles and travel info upon arrival. The staff went above and beyond to be so friendly and caring with every detail. The cleaning staff did an impeccably good job and the breakfast was...
The view of the ocean from our third floor was wonderful and we loved leaving the screened patio doors open to hear the sound of the waves while we slept. Access to the beach and the pool was easy.
We appreciated the fact that building has a bin for recyclables.
David and Julie are consummate hosts! I altered my departure plans because I didn't want to miss one of Julie's breakfasts! Our room was magnificent, clean and so comfortable. They were very attentive but super cool and laid back at the same time. The house itself is a gem. Location is perfect and the pool is the cherry on the sundae! We can't wait to return!
This is a wonderful restoration of a 1905 home. The staff is awesome and makes the stay really enjoyable. The floors creek but the bed is comfortable and the breakfasts gourmet quality. Bikes are available, there is a pool and hot tub, plenty of parking. It is a wonderful escape from the standard hotels. We loved it. And we met a lot of really nice visitors as well. Great place that we will return to.
Communication by the owners/management was great! Even a late night question about parking was answered immediately. Place was clean, steps from the beach and perfect for a weekend getaway!
Great location right in the beach! Older , retro style motel but very well kept and renovated! Breakfast is simple sweets and muffins but the coffee is quite delicious and fresh! Staff were very helpful and friendly! We will come back when it’s warm enough to use the beautiful pool!
I loved this hotel, it was our first time to Amelia Island. We have two small kids, ages 5 and 2. Everyone had a blast. Property is awesome. As always the customer service at a Ritz Carlton is above and beyond. The location is great, short drive or uber ride in to downtown. Beach feels secluded. I gave the hotel 5 stars, but there is a couple of things that I thought could be improved or changed. First, as expected there was a resort fee, but there was an additional charge for umbrellas on the...
We had a truly wonderful time during our three day stay. The staff was always there and always helpful. The happy hour was so much fun. We met so many people and had so many wonderful conversations on that "happy hour" deck overlooking the ocean. The staff was always there to meet your every need - and the unlimited, complamentry beer/wine/snacks during happy hour was way beyond expectations.
The only negative thing in the entire stay was the bed. I think the matress came over on the Mayflower....
I love Home2 Suites. Lots of room and the kitchenettes are always well stocked with supplies. A nice way to say extra money.
Breakfast is always a great start to your day.
Attractive building located in the heart of historic district and the marina with several nice restaurants and shops within easy walking distance. Suite had everything we needed for a very enjoyable stay. Saw a beautiful sunset over the eater the night we stayed there.
After extensive research, we choose the Williams House in Fernandina Beach and stayed for one week, January 15 thru 22, 2017. Since this was our first experience of B&B, we were somewhat apprehensive before arriving there. But our worry promptly vanished and enjoyed an exotic atmosphere and wonderful treatment which were clearly much different from the regular hotels.
The building and our room (Chloe's Garden Room) are filled with beautiful old charm and elegance, Thus we felt visiting...
