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Elizabeth Pointe Lodge
At a Glance
- beachfront location
- hospitable staff
- 24-hour desk attendant
- convenient to various recreation possibilities
Pros
- pricey for a BandB
- not all rooms are oceanfront
Cons
Elizabeth Pointe Lodge Review
Guests at this oceanfront inn, built to resemble an 1890s sea-captain's house, can't say enough about the impeccable personal service, legendary breakfasts, and enjoyable evening social hour. You'll start the day with dill scrambled eggs or French toast and end it with evening hors d'oeuvres and wine in the library. Ocean-side units have great water views, albeit through disappointingly small windows. The Tradewinds Suite, with its ocean view, private patio, and plantation-style shutters, is the most romantic. A chair-lined porch offers a chance to rock in ocean breezes, and on cold nights you can cluster around the living-room fireplace. An adjacent cottage has additional rooms and a suite.
- Address: 98 S. Fletcher Ave., Fernandina Beach, FL, 32034 | Map It
- Phone: 904/277-4851; 800/772-3359
- Website: www.elizabethpointelodge.com
- Location: Amelia Island (Fernandina Beach)
Contact Information
- 24 rooms, 1 2-bedroom cottage.
- Beach, laundry facilities, parking.
- Rooms have: kitchen (some), Wi-Fi.
- Rate includes breakfast.
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