Welcome to Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island's Bed and Breakfast Inns
Unique bed and breakfast inns.

The premire bed and breakfast is located right here on Amelia Island, Florida. The Amelia Island Williams House Bed and Breakfast of Fernandina Beach has not only been nationally recognized by CNN, PBS Television, and the Travel Channel, but has also been named "One of the Top 25 Inns of the South" by National Geographic Traveler Magazine.
Our bed and Breakfast called The 1735 House would love to welcome you as our guests and wish to do everything possible to make your visit memorable and enjoyable. We want this to be the finest Fernandina Beach vacation in your experience. Whether you stay a night or a week our professional staff is ready to assist you.
The accommodationsin our magnificently restored 1905 Queen Anne mansion, with ten elegant guestrooms await you on coastal Amelia Island, Florida. Graceful wrap around porches, lazy ceiling fans and tall bay windows warmly welcome visitors to Hoyt House, a grand mansion of yesteryear in the heart of the Historic District of Fernandina Beach.
The Fairbanks House Bed and Breakfast nestled in the Victorian seaside village of historic Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island. An 1885 creation of famed architect, Robert Schuyler, The Fairbanks House is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. On one manicured acre, the four-story Italianate-style villa is graced with dormers, bay windows, massive chimneys and balustrade balconies and porches and a fifteen-foot tower.
Downtown Fernandina in Northeast Florida awaits your visit. You’ll enjoy the charm and character of Ash Street Inn's two historic homes, but you'll also encounter a level of hospitality beyond your expectations.
The Bailey House is part of the picturesque and historic harbor of Fernandina Beach. Once a haven for pirates, it is now one of the most productive shrimping and fishing centers in the southeast as well as being home to many noted artisans. Its 50 block down town area is a well preserved showplace of quaint public buildings, palatial homes, waterside restaurants, nautical boutiques, galleries and museums.