This is my favorite place other than my own home. Not only does the B&B have the most incredible property on the entire island, but the experience is unmatched. I have never felt like a guest here; only as though I had been welcomed home after a long journey away. Each room is sweetly decorated with old Florida history and whimsey provided by "Miss Alice." While there are certain creature comforts in every room, you'd be amiss to turn that television on instead of sitting on the porch with a fresh cup of coffee or tea, a good book, and the cat who lounges around with guests. Breakfast is incredible every single morning and the hospitality of the staff is equally a blessing. Alice Phillips is one of the kindest, most joyful and authentic ladies you will ever encounter. She's been on the island for quite some time, knows everyone, and is known by all. She always makes perfect recommendations for day trips and excursions based on your likes and interests. The B&B has golf carts and bicycles for rent and I strongly encourage you to go out and explore. Dock Street is fun, but it's not everything the island has to offer. Truly, I will never stay anywhere else if I am visiting Cedar Key. It has become my "home away from home" and I have truly felt that way with every stay.
(5)
VAIKE O.
Amazingly well kept and clean for an historic building. The treehouse suite was like living on a hobbit house, in a good way! Wonderful hospitality. Truly magnificent love oaks and cozy porch overlooking the gardens. Well be back.
(5)
Lee R.
My guy and I spent a delicious weekend at this heavenly place. If you crave quiet, a sea side ambience, and a bit of vintage Americana--I think this is the place for you. The B & B itself is charming and quaint, pristinely clean. In between our lazy naps on the king sized bed and relaxing bath in the claw footed tub, we counted at least 10 doilies adorning our room. The atmosphere will remind you of summers at grandma's house, including the mouth watering pancakes and breakfast pizzas served on tables overlooking the garden. And, oh, the garden! Lush ferns, Saw Palmettos, and an ancient live oak tree providing shade and endless topics of conversation between the guests. One of the staff members even got married under that live oak the weekend we were there....talk about magical! By far, the best part of the B & B were Alice, Gail, and the rest of the staff. Their laid back, easy going attitudes and friendliness reminded me so much of hanging out at a loved one's home. I'd definitely go back there again! (And, I'd send all of my friends there too!)
(5)
Karlos W.
This is a classic B&B in the best tradition. Our room was large, quiet, and had an amazing bath - modern shower in addition to the usual claw-footed tub. Usually I feel like a bull in a china shop in B&Bs, but here there was real room for all our gear. I was with a kayak group. Breakfast was moved up an hour early so we could leave on schedule. The innkeepers, Alice and Bill, did everything you expect of experienced B&B hosts - they made us feel at home. Beds are large, the Internet WiFi is free - important because cell phone coverage in Cedar Key spotty. Breakfast pleased both husbands (enough of it) and wives (gourmet quality). Cedar Key is still a sleepy old coastal town. Go to kayak, fish, or simply relax - but by all means, stay at the Cedar Key B&B.
(5)
Christine S.
This was my first stay at a bed and breakfast and i loved it! Highly recommended for a relaxing weekend getaway - Perfect for couples! We stayed at the Sunrise suite but I would recommend staying at the main house. The breakfast was yummy and the endless cookies are fantastic! The staff was soooooo sweet!
(4)
Toni L.
Absolutely amazing here... My husband and I are enjoying every moment of our stay. The owners are very pleasant and attentive. Will be back
(5)
Joe C.
The hotel itself is not too bad... original flooring and plumbing... Some of the rooms have balconies. The real treat is the food. The dinners are amazing (some great crab and pasta dishes). The breakfast was the real treat, with the best french toast I've ever had. The batter was like a funnel cake coating on thick cut french toast.
Laura Beth H.
This is my favorite place other than my own home. Not only does the B&B have the most incredible property on the entire island, but the experience is unmatched. I have never felt like a guest here; only as though I had been welcomed home after a long journey away. Each room is sweetly decorated with old Florida history and whimsey provided by "Miss Alice." While there are certain creature comforts in every room, you'd be amiss to turn that television on instead of sitting on the porch with a fresh cup of coffee or tea, a good book, and the cat who lounges around with guests. Breakfast is incredible every single morning and the hospitality of the staff is equally a blessing. Alice Phillips is one of the kindest, most joyful and authentic ladies you will ever encounter. She's been on the island for quite some time, knows everyone, and is known by all. She always makes perfect recommendations for day trips and excursions based on your likes and interests. The B&B has golf carts and bicycles for rent and I strongly encourage you to go out and explore. Dock Street is fun, but it's not everything the island has to offer. Truly, I will never stay anywhere else if I am visiting Cedar Key. It has become my "home away from home" and I have truly felt that way with every stay.
(5)VAIKE O.
Amazingly well kept and clean for an historic building. The treehouse suite was like living on a hobbit house, in a good way! Wonderful hospitality. Truly magnificent love oaks and cozy porch overlooking the gardens. Well be back.
(5)Lee R.
My guy and I spent a delicious weekend at this heavenly place. If you crave quiet, a sea side ambience, and a bit of vintage Americana--I think this is the place for you. The B & B itself is charming and quaint, pristinely clean. In between our lazy naps on the king sized bed and relaxing bath in the claw footed tub, we counted at least 10 doilies adorning our room. The atmosphere will remind you of summers at grandma's house, including the mouth watering pancakes and breakfast pizzas served on tables overlooking the garden. And, oh, the garden! Lush ferns, Saw Palmettos, and an ancient live oak tree providing shade and endless topics of conversation between the guests. One of the staff members even got married under that live oak the weekend we were there....talk about magical! By far, the best part of the B & B were Alice, Gail, and the rest of the staff. Their laid back, easy going attitudes and friendliness reminded me so much of hanging out at a loved one's home. I'd definitely go back there again! (And, I'd send all of my friends there too!)
(5)Karlos W.
This is a classic B&B in the best tradition. Our room was large, quiet, and had an amazing bath - modern shower in addition to the usual claw-footed tub. Usually I feel like a bull in a china shop in B&Bs, but here there was real room for all our gear. I was with a kayak group. Breakfast was moved up an hour early so we could leave on schedule. The innkeepers, Alice and Bill, did everything you expect of experienced B&B hosts - they made us feel at home. Beds are large, the Internet WiFi is free - important because cell phone coverage in Cedar Key spotty. Breakfast pleased both husbands (enough of it) and wives (gourmet quality). Cedar Key is still a sleepy old coastal town. Go to kayak, fish, or simply relax - but by all means, stay at the Cedar Key B&B.
(5)Christine S.
This was my first stay at a bed and breakfast and i loved it! Highly recommended for a relaxing weekend getaway - Perfect for couples! We stayed at the Sunrise suite but I would recommend staying at the main house. The breakfast was yummy and the endless cookies are fantastic! The staff was soooooo sweet!
(4)Toni L.
Absolutely amazing here... My husband and I are enjoying every moment of our stay. The owners are very pleasant and attentive. Will be back
(5)Joe C.
The hotel itself is not too bad... original flooring and plumbing... Some of the rooms have balconies. The real treat is the food. The dinners are amazing (some great crab and pasta dishes). The breakfast was the real treat, with the best french toast I've ever had. The batter was like a funnel cake coating on thick cut french toast.
(4)