We received 53 reviews and to our delight, all ranged from very positive to raving. We already knew from the many nice entries in our in room Guest Books, that people loved their stay, but to get 53 great reviews posted out there in the world, where people make real decisions how and where they want to spend their vacation money, made us very proud and excited.

And when we were hosting the monthly meeting of our local European American Business Club in early April,  we asked our friends from the Fernandina Pirates to come and invade the party and pick the winner of our first quarterly drawing for a 3 night stay on us- in front of the video camera. No hanky panky. Even though the quality is a little iffy because of rapidly diminishing light, it is clear that Canadian Boutique owners Paul and Delores from Southampton on Lake Huron were the lucky ones.

We wish everyone could have won, because we have learned that people staying in our little bed and breakfast, literally carved out of a dune on the beach, are special people. Fun loving, mostly easy going, interesting, wine lovers! We have loved them all and hope to see them back soon, so they can enjoy the many improvements and additions we implemented as a result of their suggestions.

We Love You

TJ and Han

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We know that peer reviews and word of mouth are key in the hospitality world, and we are delighted that so many guest have been leaving raving reviews. Based on their input we will continue to improve the vacation experience at Amelia Oceanfront Bed and Breakfast.

• 2 steps to the sand - Reviewed on: 4/18/2012

If you want to literally take 2 steps to have your feet immersed in sand, and enjoy the ocean breezes and surf, this is the place for you. The owners, Han & TJ will do whatever to make your stay enjoyable. The inn is as close to the water as one can get, yet realize the beach is never crowded. Enjoy the peace and solitude of Florida’s finest beach area

• Well worth a visit – Reviewed on: 4/18/2012

Amelia Island is fantastic. The Oceanfront B&B is perfectly situated on a quieter stretch of the beach. Hosts went all out to accommodate and make our visit memorable. The B&B is also very kid friendly and quiet (in spite of all the rooms being occupied!). Two thumbs up (and we’ll be back)…..

• Great weekend getaway – Reviewed on: 4/17/2012

Have stayed here several times, keep coming back. Several upgrades since last visit. Highly recommend!

• Very comfortable – Hosts very friendly – Reviewed on: 4/15/2012

Right on the beach and private. We would return.

• “Comfortable right on the ocean” – Reviewed April 13, 2012
We really enjoyed our ocean-front stay at this B&B. The rooms were very clean and adequately furnished. I don’t think that there is an inn any closer to the ocean, in that the building is built on a dune. The innkeepers did everything to make our stay enjoyable, including the preparation of a huge breakfast from scratch every morning. An ice-maker,laundry and complete kitchen is available to guests. (Innkeeper’s NOTE: Ice Maker yes, Laundry facility and kitchen is private). Aside from the ocean-front location, the inn is perfectly placed between Atlantic and Sadler roads, making getting around the island very easy. This was our second stay and we will definately return. The only down-side was that our room adjoined another through a connecting door, and we could hear everything being said in the next room. Han promised to address this in the near future. (Innkeeper’s Note = Issue  Is addressed)

• “Wonderful Visit!” Reviewed April 13, 2012

Weekend get-aways are difficult for us, but I made one phone call and everything was taken care of. We arrived a little early, but the room was prepared soon and was absolutely perfect. Our room faced the beach, we had a kitchenette with access to the main kitchen for ice and other incidentals. Although unused due to a cold front, beach gear was available (chairs, boogie boards). Breakfast was served to our room and, although absolutely delicious, it was way more food than we could possibly eat. Recommendations to local spots were perfect for the type of activities we wanted.The room was clean, the kitchenette had everything we needed and the owners very personable. They made sure all was well and our needs met, but allowed for our privacy as well. Our mini-vacation was absolutely perfect and we will be going back. I can’t thank Jan & TJ enough for their hospitality!

Liked — location & price

Disliked — Nothing – maybe just the unseasonal cold weather.

• Comfortable beachfront b&b
Reviewed on: 4/9/2012
My wife and I had a very good experience at this b&b. TJ and Han have done a great job with this place since they took it over at the beginning of 2012. They were very friendly to us. Han makes fantastic breakfasts with a Dutch flair. One day they gave us a bottle of wine just so that we didn’t have to go out buy one – so we just stayed at our outdoor seating area overlooking the beach, having a drink, as day turned to evening. The best word to describe this place is comfortable. It is comfortable in a “beach bum fantasy” kind of way. If you’re laid back and value your privacy, this is for you.

• Wonderful Experience!
5 of 5 stars Reviewed April 7, 2012 NEW
“Hospitality at it’s Finest” should be TJ and Han’s new motto. . It’s rather strange to feel like you have somehow stumbled across long-lost family members in your travels – but that’s EXACTLY how they (and their staff) made my son and I feel – as though we had “come home” for a long-lost visit. PERFECTION in innkeeping, by the way – comfortable, CLEAN rooms, well thought-out amenities in each one of them. You cannot beat the on-the-beach setting – and the experience of wonderful conversations with other guests (some from around the world) on a moonlit night, listening to the waves crash deep into the night . . . it doesn’t get ANY better than this, folks! My son and I did not want to leave – and we are DEFINITELY coming back! This was our first experience away from the “gulf-side” of vacation – and there are SO many more things to see and experience here at Fernandina Beach (at Amelia Oceanfront B&B of course!)
Stayed April 2012, traveled with family

•“The perfect getaway!” 5 of 5 stars Reviewed March 29, 2012
My mom, husband, and I stayed at this Bed and Breakfast for a few days, and we loved it! TJ and Han were very personable, and a lot of fun to talk with. Every morning we were served a delicious breakfast outside right on the ocean. It was wonderful. In addition, they gave us great suggestions for places to eat (not the tourist traps either!) and things to do around town. They made us feel right at home, and we can’t wait to come back and visit again!
Room Tip: We stayed in one of the smaller rooms down stairs with a full bed and bunk beds. It was fine for us…
LJS – Miami Beach

• “Nice B&B” – Reviewed March 29, 2012
This B&B has a very nice location. It is right on the beach and convenient to pop into Fernadina for dinner or shopping. TJ and Han, the innkeepers are super friendly and serve a big breakfast! We stayed in the Sea for Two Suite which was very spacious with a large bathroom (with Jacuzzi tub, no shower), a kitchenette, t.v. room and bedroom. The weather was nice and we were able to enjoy the sounds of the surf while we were there.
Stayed March 2012, traveled as a couple – Beth R JACKSONVILLE, FL

• Girl’s Getaway weekend!
5 of 5 stars Reviewed March 15, 2012
What a great find! We arrived at Ameila Oceanfront Bed and Breakfast to happily find that it is literally on the beach! We were welcomed by owners TJ and Han, who provided us with a printout of activities in town that were happening during our stay. TJ and Han also gave us great restaurant suggestions and are a hoot to sit and chat with. Each suite in the B&B has an ocean view, either from the bedroom or from the living room. With the small refrigerator, coffeemaker, and microwave, it is almost like having a little kitchen. Breakfasts were delivered on trays to our room each morning and we especially loved the cut up fresh fruit. The beds were very comfortable, with nice, soft sheets, pillows and blankets. We had an amazing time walking on the beach, searching for shells, shopping in town, and dining at tasty restaurants. And we loved the segway tour at Amelia Plantation through Ecomotion tours. We will definitely put this on our list of places worth visiting again!
Stayed March 2012, traveled with friends.

• Perfect little Gem
5 of 5 stars Reviewed March 12, 2012

Excellent location. We loved this beautiful little place. Peace and quite are important to us and this place really delivered. We stayed in Sea for Two,a delightful little apartment. Everything we needed was provided. The daily breakfast was very good but way too much food. Han and TJ really out did themselves. If you like tranquility and great hospitality, then this is the place for you. What an excellent getaway this was. Thanks to Han and TJ!!
Room Tip: For a romantic stay book sea for two. It has a jacuzie

• Our own little beach – Ron W from Orlando
5 of 5 stars Reviewed March 7, 2012
We found the Amelia Oceanfront B&B to be a wonderful place to stay where the beaches were secluded and inviting. The room itself was well decorated and included several amenities to add an extra touch such as a coffee pot, microwave, fridge, DVD player w/ DVD’s, internet access, games, etc. The bunk beds were quite quaint. The breakfast was very good and prepared with quality and taste in mind.
Stayed March 2012, traveled as a couple

• Right B&B right on the beach – David S. Fort Pierce
5 of 5 stars Reviewed February 28, 2012
Fabulous combination of sensations include the relaxing lullaby of a gentle surf, sumptuous breakfasts in your rooms, romantic walks on the beach, wonderful day hikes / bike rides, and impressive cuisine in town for both lunch and dinner. This was just what we needed, an easy getaway that we could even share with our well loved dog. The Amelia area was also a fascinating find with a walk back into history at both nearby Fort Clinch and the boat tour of Cumberland island. As you can see we wouldn’t hesitate to recommend the Oceanfront to everyone…as long as there’s room for us to go back.
Stayed February 2012, traveled with family

• B&B on the beach – Raskalnikof
5 of 5 stars Reviewed February 19, 2012
Old but well maintained 6 unit B&B that allows you to step out the door onto a long, beautiful beach. New managers Han and TJ provide a terrific breakfast delivered to your door. Each unit has a bedroom, living room, refrigerator, and microwave. The beach is great for swimming, shelling, and long secluded walks. You may catch dinner if you bring a surf rod.
Room Tip: Rooms are all large and comfortable, but the three upstairs have the best views of the ocean.
Stayed February 2012, traveled as a couple

• Breathtaking – Rentas Orlando
4 of 5 stars Reviewed February 13, 2012
This Bed and Breakfast makes a wonderful getaway for those who want to have an intimate, private setting. The room, the views and the overall experience was exceptional. The Inn Keepers make you feel like family and the food was outstanding. The setting makes you feel like you actually own a piece of heaven on the beach and the comfort, privacy and beach front environment has no comparison. If you want to relax, re-energize and feel like a local then this is the place for you.
Stayed January 2012, traveled as a couple

On Booking.com – Hosts were friendly, helpful, and efficient. Units decorated in cute, appropriate “beach” decor. Ocean at your doorstep! Loved it!
Gerald, Kingsport January

• Fantastic! – Bed and Breakfast .com
•    Stayed On 2 / 2012
•    Reviewed on: 2/26/2012
I was a guest author at a local book festival earlier this month and had the pleasure of staying at the the Amelia Oceanfront Bed & Breakfast. Han and TJ are the perfect hosts at this adorable B&B. The oceanfront view is breathtaking (the ocean is literally just steps away). The food is delicious. The inn itself is charming and relaxing. In my opinion, this is the only place to stay on Amelia Island

• Feb 18, 2012
9:34 am #1 Bo & Brynda Brown :
This is the second time we have stayed at the B&B and this time it was even nicer (except for a visit to the hospital). We’re already looking forward to our next trip. Han & TJ could not have been more helpful. The suite “Sea’s the Day” was beautiful. TJ has been redecorating and Han, the food was excellent. Great way to start the day. I’d recommend any of the suites but our favorite is Sea’s the Day, waking up to the sunrise each morning at the beach. Can it get any better!

• Breathtaking Experience
Stayed On 1 / 2012
Reviewed on: 2/13/2012
This Bed and Breakfast makes a wonderful getaway for those who want to have an intimate, private setting. The room, the views and the overall experience was exceptional. The Inn Keepers make you feel like family and the food was outstanding. The setting makes you feel like you actually “own” a piece of heaven on the beach and the comfort, privacy and beach front environment has no comparison. If you want to relax, re-energize and feel like a “local” then this is the place for you.
Between Feb 1 and 13

• February Weekend at Amelia Oceanfront B & B
Stayed On 2 / 2012
Reviewed on: 2/10/2012
The Amelia Oceanfront Bed & Breakfast exceeded my expectations. My wife and I had a wonderful time. The location right on the beach couldn’t be better. We had breakfast outside one morning with a direct view of the beach. The room was outstanding, very comfortable and very roomy. Our hosts took us on a tour of their unoccupied rooms and showed us their rooms that would accommodate us and our two children. Our hosts were very helpful and were easily contacted by telephone when we needed anything. We will definitely be returning.
Between Feb 1 and 10

• Dalene and Jim
We just spent our Spring Break in the Sea-Esta Suite and Amelia Island. We fell in love with the island, the town of Fernandina, and the friendly people of the Amelia Oceanfront Bed and Breakfast. There was so much to do on the island, from sightseeing and shopping to dining and of course, enjoying the beach. The owners of the bed and breakfast made us feel like family. We can’t wait to return!

• Perfect night and perfect hosts – Paul and Delores
5 of 5 stars Reviewed January 30, 2012

My partner & I arrived in Florida with no place to stay for our first night. Luckily, the lovely people at the welcome center were promoting Amelia Island. So with a tourist book in hand we found the Amelia Oceanfront Bed and Breakfast. We also found two of the loveliest and interesting friends! Han and TJ are the kind of people that you have to tear yourself away from because you know that you are taking up too much of their time. The hotel is so lovely and is actually more like a cottage than a sterile hotel. We loved it! Clean, spacious and oh-so right on the amazing beach. Don’t come here if you don’t love beautiful gorgeous sand.
Now, if you are looking for the typical big hotel experience you will be disappointed but then you shouldn’t be looking at this type of venue. However the amenities are all here. Our room had a whirlpool tub, complete kitchen with sitting/eating area, a king size bed, a lovely living area and free WiFi. It really was perfect for us. We’ll be back!

• “Wonderful ocean front B&B on Amelia Island, Florida” – Rene Groom
5 of 5 stars Reviewed January 25, 2012
Our stay at Amelia Oceanfront B&B was simply wonderful and more than expected. The pictures on the official website are just as posted and our room was actually more spacious than it appeared on the site. The innkeepers, T.J. and Han, were personable and extremely accommodating to all of our needs. They live across the street and readily accessible if needed. There is no common area as in traditional B&B. So you don’t have to worry about being dressed for breakfast and having to converse with strangers first thing in the morning.

Breakfast is served in the room and each one was scrumptious. If you are looking for a peaceful stay on the beach, you can’t go wrong here. There are only 6 rooms and the beach is literally right outside the door.
The B&B is not luxurious, but feels like a beach resort should feel- very relaxing & comfortable. We stayed 4 nights in the room called Seas the Day. It felt like a small apartment. Spacious with 2 bedrooms. Everything was very clean and well decorated. Queen bed is very comfortable. (Didn’t try out the 2 twin beds, but they look comfortable as well) There is a good size TV in the living area with good reception & cable as well as a DVD player and movies available to the guests at no charge. Sofa is fairly comfortable, but hopefully, no one plans on spending a lot of time of the couch. Dining room table big enough for 4 to eat comfortably. Room with the queen bed, as well as the living/dining area offers a spectacular view of the ocean. We slept with the windows open every night and listened to the ocean waves. It can’t get better than that.
I was allowed to view some of the other rooms. They are all well decorated and appear just as comfortable. Each room layout is a little different with varied areas having the ocean view. The kitchenette with microwave and small fridge are all we needed for our stay. There are no stoves in the room or outside grills, but our room a small George Foreman grill, and a pretty small sink. Pick up some paper plates/cups to avoid having to wash too many dishes. The lack of kitchen space may limit the amount of meals you can prepare in the room, but you can eat at a reasonable rate at the two closest restaurants which offer dining by the beach- Sliders and Sandy Bottoms. Both have excellent food and live music. (Beer by the pitcher is the better buy at Sandy Bottoms.) More upscale restaurants are found downtown and will be more expensive to eat at.

There is also grocery store/Wal-Mart within a couple of miles of the resort. There is a patio to sit and enjoy the sunrise/sunset. Awning on patio can be extended. Outside shower available to rinse off the sand. Beach lounge chairs are provided at no additional charge.
Most of the beach area rentals, in same proximity, back up to a main road (S. Fletcher) on this side of island, but the road noise could barely be heard from our room. The beaches are clean and the area seems very safe. Being January, we pretty much had the beach area to ourselves outside of a few walkers and fisherman. We even occasionally saw the dolphins, at a distance, from our beach area. There are a few boats that could be seen on occasion, but nothing that came very close to the beach area. We waded at the edge of the ocean, but wouldnít think swimming out very far would be recommended due to the strong current at the time we stayed. We did see some surfers in the area.
I would recommend renting a car. Walking/biking to areas is possibly if you are pretty physically fit. The island isnít that big and the historic downtown area is within a short drive. Couple of parks close by. Fort Cinch -definitely worth visiting. Riverboat cruise is located in the downtown area as well and highly recommended.
Overall, we loved this island and B&B. There are upcoming dates when the island will have car shows, music festivals etc. You will want to book early for these or avoid those dates if you want to come at a less busy time. Island activities/dates are posted at searchamelia.com.
Room Tip: at least 2 rooms have ocean view from bedroom, others may have ocean view from living area.

• We’ll Be Back! Kingsport TN
5 of 5 stars Reviewed January 25, 2012

This is a great place to experience the “real” Amelia Island and not in a high rise. It is a small, older (historic) B & B directly on the ocean (six units). You literally walk out your front door and are four steps from the beach! We were delighted with the room decor, “beachy”. It made this formerly CA couple feel right at home. The owners were very friendly and helpful! Lots of beach equipment to borrow as you wish. We will return! Now TN Couple
Room Tip: We liked being upstairs with the fabulous view! Open your windows for ocean wave noise.

• I’m Going Back!! – Robin Ware
5 of 5 stars Reviewed January 2, 2012

This B&B has 6 suites, no common areas but my “room” was more like an apartment with king bed, living room, kitchen, huge bathroom with soaking tub. I was the first guest for these new Innkeepers. They were wonderful! Han is a gourmet chef; TJ very personable. They even brought their dog to visit me. Cable TV, wi-fi, great breakfast but the real thing is that you can see and hear the ocean from your room! The beach was two steps outside the front door. I slept with the windows open to hear the ocean and was awakened each morning by the beautiful sunrise. I can’t say enough good things about this Inn. Here’s the best thing I can say, I was just there in December 2011 and am going back in February 2012. Don’t miss this if you love the beach/ocean. Oh, I think it IS important to mention that the Inn has new Innkeepers because I read some negative reviews about how it “was” and it is NOT like that now. Decorated with “beachy” things, clean, nautical. My new favorite place!
Room Tip: I stayed in the Sea for Two suite and had 6 windows facing the ocean. How wonderful to read and sleep..

But that’s not what this story is about. Why they took over the Inn, pets of all kinds were allowed as part of the previous policy. But soon they noticed that an unbridled pet policy could create some awkward situations between dogs and cats and birds that did not necessarily liked each other. There was one weekend in January when the Inn resembled a kennel of barking dogs.

Now I know from personal experience, that barking is just a way for us to get a message across or to attract attention and not necessarily carries any form of aggression. We can be hyper, confused, wondering or just excited, but being in a new place with our “parents” out on the town for a good time, sometimes grates at us and we become rambunctious.

Unfortunately that doesn’t work for other paying guests who can’t sleep until we are asleep. Beyond that some of our more excitable brothers and sisters have bladder problems which they take out on rugs and sometimes bed quilts, not to speak of picking up fleas on the beach.

So it came as no surprise when my favorite peeps decided to limit pet access to one suite only earlier this year. Soon after however the unthinkable happened. A trio of female guests had checked into the SeaEsta Suite with 2 full sized dogs of undistinguished pedigree. They were belligerent to say the least, but when both TJ and Han were knocking on the door the next morning to deliver a very tasty breakfast to the room, one of the dogs went for TJ’s knees, creating severe instability on the breakfast tray, leading to substantial spillage. And that was the end of the friendly pet policy. Not because they don’t love me or other dogs, but just because sometimes in life you have to draw the line.

And that line indicated that there were many more cons than pros on the existing pet policy. Believe it or not, I sleep on the couch in Han’s office and catch many of the phone calls coming in. I hear how many people actually have pet allergies when they call to reserve a room and I fully understand why the no pet policy was activated. Even I am not allowed inside the building anymore and I’m what they call hypoallergenic, which means I don’t shed hair. I know, big deal. In any case I wanted to let you know that the Inn is now only for people.

You can spot shrimp boats on their daily haul from our oceanfront deck or you can take a energizing sunrise walk on the beach and enjoy the search for seashells and sharks teeth. The beach is just steps away from your back door.

For more fun off the beach you can explore the wonders of Amelia Island:  the historic district, the shrimpers, golf, tennis, fine dining, and so much more. Learn about the late Victorian era through a walking architecture tour in downtown Fernandina Beach. Bicycling around out lovely barrier island can be the perfect way  to see everything!  Fort Clinch  State Park offers a historical tour and a great view of the lighthouse  as well as trails through the magical beach forest, dunes and sea marshes.

The 2012 line up is entirely contracted and the list includes headliners such as Shane Dwight on Friday Night, Shemekia Copeland on Saturday and David Gerald from Detroit on Sunday. Here is the complete line up schedule. If you want enjoy this festival which is held at walking distance from our bed and breakfast, right on the beach, there are several reasons why you should book early.

1. Innkeeper Han is one of the original Blues Festival Committee members and has all the latest information about acts, specials, meet and greet, backstage pass availability, merchandise availability. We’ll actually have one great act staying with us.

2. We have built a magnificent 3 night (Frid-Sat-Sun) package for Blues and Music Lovers that includes: Suite for two with breakfast, festival transportation, backstage access, two 3-day VIP passes, access to After Parties and 2 Blues Festival T-shirts. Total cost for two including taxes $650

We have only 6 luxury suites available this close to the event. For reservations call 904 430 0026 or email innkeeper@ameliaoceanfrontbb.com

Today we have Film, Book and Nature Festivals; we have International Blues and Jazz Festivals and even Sunsplash has brought reggae music to our shores; we have huge fishing tournaments, the world famous Concours d’Elegance annual classic car show and auction; we have famous golf and tennis events and the festival year doesn’t stop until the second weekend in November when the International Petanque America Tournament attracts teams from all over the world come down to Amelia to play the old French Ball Game.

2012 Amelia Island Island Wide Festivals and Events

January • Amelia Island Restaurant Week Jan. 22-29
February • Book Festival Feb 17-18  •  Film Festival Feb 23-26
March • Concours d’Elégance March 9 – 11  •  Amelia Island Garden Show March 3 – 4
May • Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival May 4 – 6  •  Wild Amelia Nature Festival May 18 – 20
June •  Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival – May 13 – June 8
July •
August • Southern Kingfish Tournament • Sunsplash Reggae Beach Festival • The Great Southern Tailgate  Cookoff August 24-25
September • Amelia Island Blues Festival Sept. 14 – 16
October • Amelia Island Jazz Festival Oct. 7 – 14 • 8 Flags Classic Car Show Oct. 13
November • International Pétanque America Open Tournament Nov. 9 – 11

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From time to time we run mid week specials. For May and June 2012 we run a special midweek “Book 3 nights and Get 4th night on us.”

September Special: • Book for a 3 night Amelia Island Blues Festival stay and the VIP Admission tickets are on us. 

October Special: • Book a minimum of 3 nights during the Amelia Island Jazz Festival or Amelia Cruizers Annual Centre Street Show and the 4th night is on us.

November Special: Come visit us for the Pétanque America International Tournament and get the 4th night free.

Important: Check for availability first by calling 904 430 0026. Special only applies to Sunday thru Thursday Nights.

It features a private bedroom with king size bed, tropical inspired sitting area with ocean views, kitchenette (mini-frig, microwave, coffee maker, blender, toaster, dishware, glasses, utensils), quaint dining area, TV, DVD player, luxurious private bath with jacuzzi soaking tub and hard wood floors. This suite also features two entrances, one through the main house and one private
This is a perfect setting for those special romantic occasions
Sleeps two.

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$189 Weekdays

$199 Weekends

$1,250 weekly

Bathroom Garden Tub Jacuzzi
Private 1st Floor Entry from Beach Patio

All rates however are double occupancy with $25 p/person p/night plus tax additional charge.

For reservations, please call 904-430-0026 .

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Also featured a kitchenette (mini-frig, microwave, coffee maker, dishware, glasses, utensils), private bath with closet, dining area, 32″  HD TV, DVD player and amazing views of the ocean.
This suite fashions a secluded ambiance that will leave you breathless!

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$189 Sun-Thurs

$199 Fri-Sat

$1,250 weekly

Queen and Twinset
Second Floor on Left

All rates however are double occupancy with $25 p/person p/night plus tax additional charge.

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Sea-Esta is a sun-shiny bright, sea-foam colored suite overlooking the ocean with a private entrance. The ocean is not only right outside your window, but has been brought inside with the calming interior colors and beach cottage decor. This suite invites smiles with its cheerfulness.

The suite features a queen size bed with all cotton bedding, berth-style bunk beds, sitting area,  kitchenette (mini-frig, sink, microwave, coffee maker, dishware, glasses, utensils), dining area, TV, DVD player, private bath, closet, hardwood floors and a private outside entrance.
Enjoy the sounds and views of the ocean as you relax in this rare blend of comfort, peacefulness and pleasure.

Sleeps four to six as it also features a fold out sofa.

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$169 Sun-Thurs

$179 Fri-Sat

$1,100 weekly

Separate bedroom with Queen size bed and a set of unique twin ship berth bunks in the hallway across from bathroom.

Private outside 1st Floor Entry. This unit can also be connected through an interior door with Sea-Escape Suite, capable of a maximum capacity of 10 guests.

All rates however are double occupancy with $25 p/person p/night plus tax additional charge.

For reservations, please call 904-430-0026 .

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