It is a charming hotel. It sits on the waterfront just across from where you would get the ferry to go to Cumberland Island. Has a great restaurant and the vibe is wonderful.

Interesting historic hotel right downtown. Inexpensive for one quick stop over while traveling through.

Thought my room had a terrace with a view of the river but the terrace was just a door that went out to the side rooftop. The fitted sheet on one of the beds had stains. I don’t think it was dirty, but slept on the other bed just in case.

location, friendliness of staff, on-site restaurant

Great location with great view of the river. Very friendly staff. Room very comfortable. Nice old-fashioned hotel. Enjoyed light breakfast in morning.

Restaurant on property was closed so only in-site food available was from Saloon which was very limited.

Location is great!

Breakfast was good. Very good restaurant. Loved the balcony porch.

I loved the location and the helpful and courteous staff.

I didn’t like not having a place to put my toiletries in the bathroom.

We stayed here in preparation for a trip to Cumberland Island the following day. The location is excellent, right across the street from the check-in and departure point, and parking was adjacent as well. The property is a nicely kept “period style” building, stairs to the 2nd floor rooms. the rooms were adequately furnished and especially clean and tidy. Overall, features were adequate in our room, with attached bath. However, the bed was a disappointment: it was a queen in a room that could have accommodated a king or double twins, and it’s firmness was such that as one person turned over, the other got the bounces. Maybe they can upgrade to newer beds from Hyatt. Despite the bed, we might have rested better had the bar downstairs not had VERY LOUD Country Western live music until 11PM (after a report from staff that they’d be over by 10). Overall the staff was helpful and attentive. The adjoining restaurant had excellent dinner offerings at reasonable prices. The hotel arranged for adequate sack lunches the next morning for our trip to the Island, but the “Continental breakfast” was minimal and somewhat disappointing, and wasn’t helped by the fact that there was very limited seating suitable to sit to eat. “If I knew then…” we would probably choose to stay someplace else within reasonable driving distance of the Cumberland Island departure point. This place would do in a pinch.