1857 Florida House Inn - Amelia Island Hotel

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3.0

Restaurant so-so...

(January 06, 2011 00:00)

The restaurant used to be GREAT. We would always take visitors ... linkc101, a user of Yahoo! Travel. Read full review on Yahoo! Travel

1.0

Dirty, Noisy & Smelly

We have had a wide variety of travel adventures, but the Florida House Inn was one of the most expensive dumps we have ever booked ($250/night). The rooms were filthy with mounds of dust everywhere. There was something sticky on the wood floor next to the bed, so your foot stuck to it just as you stepped into bed. The toilet did not ... marmie7, a user of Tripadvisor. Read full review on tripadvisor

Family Style

This is Florida's oldest surviving hotel which is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1857, by David Yulee - his Florida Railroad from Fernandina to Cedar Key was to be the first cross state railroad. The original building was of typical frame Vernacular "Cracker" style construction. David Yulee left town on his Railroad, shortly after the port and Fort Clinch was seized by the Northern Troops during the Civil War. The hotel housed Officers of the North during ... grandmaR, a user of virtualtourist.com. Read full review on VirtualTourist

1.0

What a DUMP

(June 06, 2011 00:00)

Picutres on internet do not do this B%B justice. The pictures are 100 times better than the actual place. The Florida ... A Yahoo! User, a user of Yahoo! Travel. Read full review on Yahoo! Travel

1.0

Overpriced!

We arrived Friday night after 9pm. The first impression was wow, what a lively place! Not quite what we had expected. We were shown to our room, the Coconut Grove. It was certainly an antique room! The bed was four poster ... TinkerbellFL, a user of Tripadvisor. Read full review on tripadvisor