St Simons Island is a gorgeous, easy-going barrier island off Georgia’s coast, with long sandy beaches, shady oak trees, winding marshes and heaps of history to discover. There’s a good choice of places to stay, from relaxed island hideaways to big family-friendly resorts, but The Lodge at Sea Island is our clear winner. Set right by the water, it has beautiful rooms, excellent restaurants, three championship golf courses and loads to keep active guests busy, while still feeling wonderfully peaceful and laid-back.
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St Simons Island (Georgia)
English manor inspired, activity driven and American-cuisine boutique is home to three championship golf courses as well as fitness and business facilities. Large rooms with antique furnishings and modern bathrooms. Steakhouse comes with an extensive wine list to explore. Activity galore!
St Simons Island (Georgia)
Seafront luxury resort with 18-hole golf course, five pools and endless sea and land based activities. Large rooms with all the mod-cons, ask for a sea view! Coastal cuisine served at ECHO Oceanfront complimented by handcrafted cocktails. Children have their own pool and endless activities for all.
St Simons Island (Georgia)
Brand new adult-only boutique hotel near the water on the popular south side of the island. Spacious suites with fresh coastal-inspired colours and on-trend decor feature separate living areas, wet bars and two TVs. Spend lazy afternoons at the rooftop pool bar or hit the beach. Chic retreat.
St Simons Island (Georgia)
Secluded lodges hidden in a tranquil spot on Little St. Simons Island. Gorgeously traditional interiors create a cosy feel with fireplaces, antique furniture, wood panelled walls and animal wall mounts. Dining is a family-style affair with wholesome food served up on a long table. Rural bliss.