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Charming yet Recession Proof - Deals at Florida Bed & Breakfasts

By Jane Leisteiner
Dec 9, 2008
Special packages, seasonal discounts and free amenities are just a few of the reasons to spend your vacation at one of the cozy inns listed in the book, "Bed and Breakfasts and Country Inns," published by American Historic Inns, Inc. Incredibly, these inns are participants in the Buy-One-Night-Get-One-Night-Free program, which makes your vacation even more enticing. Here are a few examples from Florida of the savings that can be had. (For more details on participating inns, visit the iLoveInns.com site).

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.

With complimentary amenities like massage whirlpools, mini refrigerators, beach chairs and umbrellas, a wonderful freshly prepared breakfast and a wine and cheese function, the Coombs House Inn in Appalachicola, Florida, should be on your list of possibilities. And the rates are unbeatable starting at only $89 with a maximum cap of $229 per night.

The pleasure of spending your vacation at the Allison House Inn in Quincy is highlighted by the fact that the rooms run from only $95-$140 per night. Close to Tallahassee, this charming facility boasts claw foot tubs, canopied beds and Biscotti and sherry served day and evening. An English style bed and breakfast, this inn is found in historic "Coca-Cola Town" and the area is rich in antique shops and many other sites of interest.

The main house at the Magnolia Plantation Cottages and Gardens is a restored French Second Empire Victorian, surrounded with glossy Magnolia trees. The bathrooms feature claw foot tubs and fireplaces are standard while the private historic cottages are available with Jacuzzis. Stroll through the gardens, reflecting pond and pass the time in the charming gazebo. Enjoy the evening cocktail hour as well as a complimentary breakfast and afternoon tea. The year round rates of $115-$330 per night are valid seven days a week. This is a charming facility that you won't want to pass up.

For additional information about the inns mentioned above, check out the iLoveInns site and read about the over 19,000 B&Bs and country inns that may have interests close to your heart. If you are still unsure, check out the best-selling bed and breakfast guidebook, "Bed & Breakfasts and Country Inns." This nifty guide includes a Buy-One-Night-Get-One-Night-Free Certificate which is helpful on any budget. For the perfect gift buying solution, the site also offers printable gift certificates.
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