Worst mot expensive food ever. DO NOT STAY HERE…read more $28 for local Georgia Shrimp. 5 pieces, shell on. Covered in onions. Disgusting.

Location, location, location. The best thing about here is that you are right on the beach and…read morenear the little shops. The lobby area was decorated well for Christmas, but is very dark and dreary. Reception is always welcoming you when you walk in and often times people were there to open the door for you. There is a restaurant (Ocean 80) right in the lobby and the swimming pool is right outside the restaurant. We didn't use either one, but they both looked nice. We had an ocean view room on the top floor and the view was awesome. The room was very nice, with a king size bed, a nice separate living area, a large shower with the best water pressure (opposed to the sinks which barely had any), and a balcony with comfortable chairs look right at the pool, the dunes and lastly the ocean. Super nice!!!!! The staff is always friendly, and the person that helped get our beach chairs and umbrella was extremely nice. My biggest issue is COVID related. No staff are wearing masks, or even having plexi glass in front of check in. People pile into elevators with you, when common sense tells you it's not a good idea. I am sick of wearing masks too, but also want to keep myself protected as well as not spread something I may have and am not even aware. So frustrating.

My 3rd stop here on the way back to FL and it has consistently been grand. Great indoor space &…read moreoutdoor beer garden, very efficient & nice service and always good brews. I sampled the Piercing Point Juicy pale ale and the seasonal peach and went with Piercing Pt. I also enjoyed the curated pkg of "bar snacks" with a nice blend of crunchy & nuts as well as funding a deserving charity.

Silver Bluff Brewing has a great atmosphere, friendly staff, and an impressive lineup of beers…read more Whether you're stopping by for a casual drink or meeting friends, it's always a good time. The space is clean, inviting, and well-run--definitely one of the best spots in the area.

Right when you enter The Westin on Jekyll Island, you feel relaxed. The ambiance of the lobby is…read morejust what you're looking for when you visit this quiet beach destination. The staff is very friendly and always ready to answer your questions. They have plentiful of lounging areas in the lobby if your room is not ready. They have a cafe that proudly serves Starbucks until the late afternoon, which really comes in handy in the mornings. The firepits are a lovely place to sit as the sun sets, it's easy to get to the pool and beach, and the beach view rooms are beautiful! The pool chairs do have a lot of bird poop on them, which is unfortunate, and parking can be super difficult. These are the only things keeping this from a perfect 5 star stay!

Upon entering Jekyll island a $10/night fee must be paid via web, cash, or card. Hotel is easy to…read morefind once on the island. Clean and updated building, parking lot, and surrounding businesses. Valet or self parking available. Complimentary EV charging is available: 2 in the middle of parking lot and 3-4 along wall. Lots of bikes available at this hotel. Hallways can be long to walk to a room, ask for a room close to elevators if walking far is a factor. Common area Walls and floors were clean. Room had an updated coastal decor with plenty of wardrobe space, safe, and small refrigerator. Bed was comfortable. Large tv to watch the mbb tourney at night. Pros: located across the street from market, shopping, and dining. Microwave located near ice machine. Cons: mobile key did not work, had to call and wait on bellman. When booking room, pictures show interior side view room not exterior (more details needed on website). Shower floor not clean. Balcony had lots of bird poop, used a towel to sit on furniture and didn't touch anything else.

What can we say, traveling with 6. Room was clean and spacious, exceeded expectations. I read…read moreseveral reviews prior to our stay. We had dinner at 24 Coastal, also exceeded our families expectations. Live music and hot food. Didn't care for the plastic beer cups, but I managed. We had a view of the ocean and again rooms were clean and beds were comfortable. We will Be back.

Older time building but kept pretty well with extra large rooms. Gorgeous view with restaurant on…read moresite.

Came here for the first time yesterday and will definitely come back! You do need a reservation…read morewhich we tried to call multiple times before coming in but got no answer so just came and thankfully they took us but be aware you do need a reservation. The wine tasting was very nice. They give you a good amount of wine to try and it was very delicious. My critic would be that during the tasting they should give you crackers or nuts to flush your palette during the wine tasting. Besides that the tasting was nice. I got the grilled cheese which was half a grilled cheese but it was delicious. I did order a Cesar salad and they gave me an antipasta salad which I was not a fan of. Would come back

We stopped by on vacation for the tasting. It was a combination wine lesson and show with some…read morereally good wine. They have a little dining room upstairs which has small plate entrees. Key point-reservations are required.

A fun stop with beautiful views and a rich history! Very photogenic area as well! The stairs going…read moreup are tight and a bit steep so passing people going down can be tough but worth the effort for the view at the top! The museum is a wonderful trip through history and they even offered coloring sheets for the kids to take home with information about lighthouses on the back that was their level! Great spot to visit, and right next door is a wonderful park to let kids go wild in after :)

This was a fun way to spend a hour or so and get a lot of history of the island. They actually let…read moreyou go up the lighthouse steps (129 stairs) so you can experience the life of keeper. It's a spiraling staircase that has some landings along the way so you can rest or stretch. But it's the coming down that is a little harder. The spiraling stairs are more disorienting coming down, so take your time. After that there are a few rooms of pertinent information and then they have four rooms upstairs that show what life was life back then. Each room was recreated with artifacts of the time period...and there was a little interactive tablets that explain the different items in the room. A definite stop if you're visiting the island.