Stay in a truly special place: a historic lodge nestled in 6,000 acres of pristine forest, just steps away from one of the largest freshwater springs in the world.

The Lodge at Wakulla Springs will make the worries of the modern world fade away. While human history at the spring and along the river dates back thousands of years, the Lodge itself was built by one of the most influential figures in Florida during the 20th century.

Prepare to be captivated the moment you stand before and step inside this iconic historic jewel in the heart of Apalachicola, famously known as the “Oyster Capital of the World.” 

The Gibson Inn invites guests with its warm southern hospitality, rich history, and undeniable charm, but its lasting impact goes far beyond just a night’s stay. 

Do you feel that!? Fall is (almost!) in the air in the Tampa Bay Area. Celebrate the spooky season by taking advantage of festivals, pumpkin patches, and haunted attractions from Brooksville to Bradenton and beyond. There’s something for everyone, of all ages!

Situated in the heart of Winter Garden and right along the Orange Trail, The Historic Edgewater Hotel has been a cornerstone of the city’s growth since the 1920s and 1930s. It also played a significant role in its recent resurgence.

Affectionately known as the "White Queen on the Gulf," the Belleview Inn is a breathtaking example of Gilded Age opulence. Though the world around it has transformed over its 120+ year history, its timeless glamour and grace remain unwavering. From the moment I arrived, I was struck by a sense of awe, but also felt a comforting sense of home. I have no doubt that you will feel the same!

Known as “The Grand Lady of Dunedin,” Fenway Hotel draws the eyes of those who pass by on Edgewater Drive. This picturesque hotel, built in 1924, is an icon of the jazz age. It has seen numerous transformations over the years, but now, as a member of the Autograph Collection, I think it’s hitting all the right notes!