Set in Inglis with an inviting outdoor pool, this guesthouse provides complimentary kayaks and bicycles for exploring nearby Yankeetown Water Resources Park. Free WiFi and parking make for a convenient coastal escape.
Retreat to this tranquil motel offering a peaceful atmosphere day and night. Take a refreshing dip in the seasonal outdoor pool after exploring Felburn Park Trailhead. Free WiFi and parking add convenience while the exceptionally helpful staff ensures a pleasant stay.
Located near hiking and scuba trails at Manatee Springs State Park, this hotel offers free parking and local cuisine breakfast on weekdays. Helpful staff and clean rooms create a welcoming base for exploring Chiefland Farmers Flea Market.
Unwind in this homey apartment near Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge. Each unit features a practical kitchen with microwave and coffeemaker. Enjoy the convenience of free parking and housekeeping during your Florida nature retreat.
Splash into the outdoor pool or unwind in the hot tub at this convenient hotel near Chiefland Farmers Flea Market. With free breakfast, WiFi, and parking, plus clean rooms and helpful staff, you'll have everything needed for a comfortable visit.
This comfortable apartment offers a full kitchen with microwave for your culinary needs. After exploring the nearby Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge, unwind in the air-conditioned interior for a relaxing countryside getaway.
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Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from central Cedar Key, why not stop by during your stay. If you like Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge, you'll love Shell Mound Park, just a short drive away.
Southern Cross Sea Farms is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from central Cedar Key, why not stop by during your stay. If you'd also like to explore some of the parks in Cedar Key, Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge and Shell Mound Park are both nearby.
The center of Cedar Key is home to cultural attractions like Cedar Key Historical Society Museum, so you might want to stop by during your stay. If you want to experience more of the culture Cedar Key has to offer, head to Cedar Key Pier, City Beach, and Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge.
Tiny wooden houses perch on stilts above the Gulf waters in this old Florida fishing village that time forgot. Cedar Key Historical Society Museum reveals the town's surprising past as a pencil manufacturing center. Kayak through mangrove tunnels where dolphins surface unexpectedly, or cast a line from the historic pier where pelicans supervise your technique. City Beach offers sunset views that explain why artists have colonized the island's weathered buildings. Local restaurants serve clam chowder and fresh oysters harvested from waters visible through the window. After hurricanes Idalia and Helene, this resilient community rebuilt quickly – the true Florida spirit on display in every repaired dock and reopened gallery.
Owners was nice. The place was a little run down but it was clean. It matched every that was in the town and I love this town. It was right in the middle of town and ti could walk any where you wanted.
Every time we stay there the owners have been professional and friendly but also it felt like home. They always accommodate our needs. Love staying there.
We checked in and originally got the room without the extra sofa bed but as soon as we called the front desk, she switched our room. The rooms were clean, the pool was nice but the best thing by far were the hotel employees. The front desk lady was the nicest person...she made us feel very welcomed. The breakfast was eggs, waffles and sausage gravy and biscuits. Again the woman working in the breakfast area was very friendly. Thanks for a great start to our vacation.
This is the perfect place to relax while enjoying the Suwannee River. A Boaters, fishermen, or hunters paradise, with all the basics, in a rustic setting.
A great restaurant right next door puts the frosting on the Cake. The Suwannee River Cruise gives you extremely interesting insight into the history of the river, and views of manatees, alligators, otters and so much morel.
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