Vacation in Florida

Featured in Coleman Concierge Blog

29Jan

We are honored to be mentioned in Coleman Concierge’s blog post entitled “Concierge Guide to Northeast Florida’s Bike Trails and Cycling Routes” Ed and Jenn Coleman are travel and outdoor enthusiasts with a popular blog documenting their adventures and making helpful guides for other travelers. Here’s what they have to say about us:

“While researching this guide, we took a couple of days to explore Amelia Island. We stayed at the Sea Cottages of Amelia, a comfortable midrange option with all of the conveniences of a studio apartment. They are very bike friendly because you can park (and lock) your bikes onto your private patio.”

We encourage any guests with a passion for cycling to read through their blog post for some fantastic information about local trails, including detailed maps, exact route distances, and other recommendations about Amelia Island and Northeast Florida.

Thank you, Ed and Jenn for your visit! We are thrilled that you enjoyed your stay!

Featured in the Clermont News Leader

01Nov

We especially love this quote: “We’re different from a hotel,” said Office Manager Betsy Reese. “It’s a comfy feeling, private, and we are close to the beach. And we are pet friendly.”

https://www.midfloridanewspapers.com/clermont_news_leader/exploring-the-unique-beach-town-that-is-amelia-island-unlike-any-other/article_dafb14bc-839b-11ec-8687-3f86297a6cfc.html

The entrance to the Sea Cottages of Amelia at dusk

Designated by the Florida Green Lodging Program

16Aug

The Sea Cottages of Amelia just earned a Designation from the Florida Green Lodging Program!

Launched in 2004, the Florida Green Lodging Program is an initiative of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) that designates and recognizes lodging facilities that make a voluntary commitment to conserve and protect Florida’s natural resources. The program’s environmental guidelines enable the hospitality industry to evaluate operations, set goals and take specific actions to continuously improve environmental performance.

The Sea Cottages were assessed and our score met the criteria for a One Palm designation. We will strive to earn even more Palms (bettering our score) by further committing to efforts to make the Sea Cottages as environmentally friendly as they can be by focusing on:

  1. Communication and education (customers, employees, public).
  2. Waste reduction, reuse and recycling.
  3. Water conservation.
  4. Energy efficiency.
  5. Indoor air quality

Thank you to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection!

To learn more, visit https://floridadep.gov/osi/green-lodging/content/about-florida-green-lodging-program

Sea Cottages Mentioned on OutCoast

13Jun

Thanks to Rachel Covello who gave us a shout-out on her blog post!

“Accommodations like Sea Cottages are a little homier – perfect for LGBTQ families who love the natural settings of a majestic tree canopy.”

Read the full post here: “A Comprehensive LGBTQ Travel Guide to Amelia Island” on OutCoast.

Beach in Fernandina Beach, FL

Feature in the Triangle News Leader

12May

We are honored to be featured in an article about unique Amelia Island vacation destinations, by Elizabeth Morrisey of the Triangle News Leader.

She highlighted several unique features about us, such as our affordability and all the great businesses and attractions within walking distance of the cottages.

Check out the full article here.

An EcoFriendly, Contactless Check-in Hotel

13Aug

Sea Cottages of Amelia on Amelia Island in Northeast Florida is a unique place for your next vacation, just 2 blocks from a beautiful 14 mile stretch of beach on the Atlantic Ocean. We feature individual cottages under a canopy of century old oaks with raised decks over lush foliage.

Contactless check-in is easy! You can go from your car to your room independently with no check in hassles with our state of the art key system. On check in day you will receive a text with a code to open your room, and that’s all there is to it!

Open in September – Discover Amelia Island, and you’ll want to come back year after year.

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