St George Inn

The building was built to look like a colonial home turned into an inn, and it definitely does. High ceilings, beautiful hardwood floors, and antique-style furniture really gave it the look and feel of an older home. The keurig in the room with Starbucks k-cups is a nice touch. There were a few small things that could’ve been nicer, like a water spot on the ceiling, chairs that were so worn out it felt like you might fall through, and spots on the walls that had been patched but not repainted. The beds were comfortable, and the AC was nice and cold. Don’t be fooled by their “pet-friendly” policy, though, as you can’t leave your pet unattended at any time. Ever. So you have to take your pet with you every time you leave your room. The walls are also pretty thin, so you can hear everything in the hallways or from the (gorgeous) wraparound porches.

To begin, the staff was amazing! Super nice, very accommodating, and helpful. We cannot say enough nice things about everyone associated with the Inn that we encountered. Well done! Thank you! The location of the Inn is very good. A very close walk to the beach, shopping, and area restaurants. That being said, we very much enjoyed the first few days of our week-long visit. Halfway through our stay another family moved into the empty room next to ours. It was at this time that we discovered that the shared walls between rooms are PAPER THIN! Granted, this family did not understand the courtesy of "inside voices", but even after we politely asked them to please keep a reasonable sound level in their room, we could still hear EVERYTHING that they said and did. Every conversation, cough, dropped object, or trip to the bathroom that they made woke us during the rest of our nights that week. We found ourselves very self-conscious about our own conversations knowing that they could hear everything that we said, as well. Needless to say, the quality and pleasure of our stay plummeted immediately, to the point I am not sure we will ever return again, as this condition is a deal-breaker for us. Be aware!

This property was nostalgic. Rooms small, bathroom smaller. No place to put your thins.

Very old building with all of the associated creaks and wear and tear. No elevator for 3 story building. In our room, the tub had been removed and a newly added large shower added. Bed mattress was uncomfortably hard with no springs; however, there was a nice, new soft blanket. Bright porch lights glared in windows throughout the night. No option to regulate room temperature. Close, walkable proximity to the lighthouse, beach, restaurants, and some shops.

About a block from the Blue parrot which had great seafood. No view from the hotel but great area and right across the street from the beach

Very conveniently located near popular places. Walking distance to the beach, food and the lighthouse.

Paid $300.00 for an overnight stay. Didn't consider it to be a good value proposition

This hotel was an interesting, old, no frills hotel. It was clean and well located on St. George Island with a wonderful wrap around porch on all levels. The breakfast consisted only of Biscotti and Starbucks Keurig coffee. Our room, the Bayside, had a wonderful shower and a comfortable bed but the mattress squeaked when I turned over. Overall it an acceptable stay but know going there it is a unique place, not the Ritz.

The location of the Inn is right in the middle of the commercial district on the Island. It is very easy to walk to all the restaurants and businesses. The furniture is outdated in the rooms and ownership could benefit from updating just that alone. Rustic old Florida but the beds and chairs don't have to be.