With a little effort, you can find some great travel deals out there. At iLoveInns.com, you will find amazing choices available from some of Florida's best inns and bed & breakfast facilities. With seasonal discounts, special packages and free amenities, these charming inns can give you a guilt-free holiday and you can still enjoy great quality for your money. The book "Bed and Breakfasts and Country Inns," published by American Historic Inns, Inc., offers a list of many of these historic sites as well as those participating in the Buy-One-Night-Get-One-Free-Night program.
Ride a complimentary bicycle down the historic streets of Saint Augustine when you stay at the St. Francis Inn. The beach and other local attractions are a short ride away. Amenities include a full complimentary breakfast, fireplaces and pools. In addition, many of the rooms have kitchenettes for home-cooked meals. The Cottage suite is perfect for sharing the cost of a room with friends. Free admission to the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum is included in your stay. The rates range from $109-$229 per night.
The facilities at Center Court-Tropical Inn & Cottages in Key West are geared toward group fun. Several of the cottages are capable of housing up to ten people and many have a private pool as well as barbecue grills and hammocks. With the sea virtually next door, the owners ensure your enjoyment by providing beach towels and a bag for day trips on the ocean. Complimentary weekend happy hours will keep your party rolling and this is all available for only $130-$265 per night.
Step through the columned doors of the Coombs House Inn in Appalachicola. Here, a day at the beach is a no-brainer with beach chairs, umbrellas, bikes and even a tandem bicycle ready for use. The rooms are stocked with massage whirlpools, mini refrigerators and access to the veranda. Guests are well fed with full breakfasts in the morning and wine, cheese and snacks on weekend nights. The rates at this Florida bed and breakfast start low at $89 and cap at $229 per night.
The affordable Allison House Inn in Quincy is a not-so-guilty pleasure. Rest up on lavender-misted pillows for a day of treasure hunting at the local antique shops. The English-style bed and breakfast resides in historic "Coca-Cola Town" not far from Tallahassee. Give into the temptation of fresh muffins and bread in the morning and homemade Biscotti and sherry all day. At $95-$140 per night, if you can't spare the carbohydrates, you probably can spare the money.
Take a carriage ride outside the Magnolia Plantation Cottages and Gardens in Gainesville, Florida. Each room in the French Second Empire Inn has a fireplace and claw foot tub for luxury with a historical touch. Craftsman, Country and Colonial Cottages include hot tubs and fireplace, with kitchens stocked with cooking utensils for dining in. Take a walk through two acres of tropical gardens, Charleston-style courtyards, fountains, ponds and waterfalls. Rates of $115-$330 per night are valid seven days a week and year-round, so guests at this Florida inn don't have to wait for the off-season to get a good deal.
There are over 19,000 B&Bs and country inns listed at iLoveInns that you can find information on if you are still undecided about where to stay. A great resource is the best-selling bed and breakfast guidebook, "Bed & Breakfasts and Country Inns." Included in the book is a Buy-One-Night-Get-One-Night-Free Certificate which comes in handy. And for celebrating any special occasion, an iLoveInns gift certificate is the perfect solution. - 16492
Ride a complimentary bicycle down the historic streets of Saint Augustine when you stay at the St. Francis Inn. The beach and other local attractions are a short ride away. Amenities include a full complimentary breakfast, fireplaces and pools. In addition, many of the rooms have kitchenettes for home-cooked meals. The Cottage suite is perfect for sharing the cost of a room with friends. Free admission to the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum is included in your stay. The rates range from $109-$229 per night.
The facilities at Center Court-Tropical Inn & Cottages in Key West are geared toward group fun. Several of the cottages are capable of housing up to ten people and many have a private pool as well as barbecue grills and hammocks. With the sea virtually next door, the owners ensure your enjoyment by providing beach towels and a bag for day trips on the ocean. Complimentary weekend happy hours will keep your party rolling and this is all available for only $130-$265 per night.
Step through the columned doors of the Coombs House Inn in Appalachicola. Here, a day at the beach is a no-brainer with beach chairs, umbrellas, bikes and even a tandem bicycle ready for use. The rooms are stocked with massage whirlpools, mini refrigerators and access to the veranda. Guests are well fed with full breakfasts in the morning and wine, cheese and snacks on weekend nights. The rates at this Florida bed and breakfast start low at $89 and cap at $229 per night.
The affordable Allison House Inn in Quincy is a not-so-guilty pleasure. Rest up on lavender-misted pillows for a day of treasure hunting at the local antique shops. The English-style bed and breakfast resides in historic "Coca-Cola Town" not far from Tallahassee. Give into the temptation of fresh muffins and bread in the morning and homemade Biscotti and sherry all day. At $95-$140 per night, if you can't spare the carbohydrates, you probably can spare the money.
Take a carriage ride outside the Magnolia Plantation Cottages and Gardens in Gainesville, Florida. Each room in the French Second Empire Inn has a fireplace and claw foot tub for luxury with a historical touch. Craftsman, Country and Colonial Cottages include hot tubs and fireplace, with kitchens stocked with cooking utensils for dining in. Take a walk through two acres of tropical gardens, Charleston-style courtyards, fountains, ponds and waterfalls. Rates of $115-$330 per night are valid seven days a week and year-round, so guests at this Florida inn don't have to wait for the off-season to get a good deal.
There are over 19,000 B&Bs and country inns listed at iLoveInns that you can find information on if you are still undecided about where to stay. A great resource is the best-selling bed and breakfast guidebook, "Bed & Breakfasts and Country Inns." Included in the book is a Buy-One-Night-Get-One-Night-Free Certificate which comes in handy. And for celebrating any special occasion, an iLoveInns gift certificate is the perfect solution. - 16492
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Jane Leisteiner is an expert on B&Bs and enjoys writing about travel. For more information on these Florida bed and breakfasts or to get details about bed and breakfast gift certificates, check out the iLoveInns website today.
