Bed and breakfast in Cedar Key, FL

This Cedar Key guesthouse, Room 28 at The Island Hotel, a landmark dating back to 1859, offers a convenient location within walking distance of Cedar Key's downtown area and the Gulf of Mexico.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit sleeps two guests and features a private wraparound deck with Gulf and downtown views, access to communal lounges, and on-site dining at the Island Hotel Restaurant and Neptune Bar; a pack and play is available on request.

This Cedar Key guesthouse, Room 30 at the Island Hotel, boasts a prime waterfront location in the historic district, offering stunning Gulf views and proximity to Cedar Key's downtown area.
The spacious room, sleeping up to four guests in two queen beds, includes a private wraparound deck, access to communal lounges with antique features, and is situated within the Island Hotel, which features the Neptune Bar and Island Hotel Restaurant.

This Cedar Key guesthouse, The Island Hotel & Restaurant, is a historically significant building dating back to 1859, offering stunning Gulf and downtown views from its private wraparound deck and is within easy walking distance of Cedar Key's shops and restaurants.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom lodging sleeps two guests, features antique furnishings, communal lounges (one with a piano and fly-tying desk, the other with books and games), and provides family-friendly amenities such as pack 'n plays on request; on-site dining and live music at the Neptune Bar are also available.

Room 34 at The Island Hotel & Restaurant in Cedar Key, Florida offers a unique stay in a historic 1859 tabby building, a short walk from the town centre.
This one-bedroom guest suite features a clawfoot tub, Gulf views from a private wraparound deck, and access to the on-site restaurant, Neptune Bar, and communal lounge areas with an antique piano.

This Cedar Key guesthouse, Room 30 at the Island Hotel, boasts a prime waterfront location in the historic district, offering stunning Gulf views and proximity to Cedar Key's downtown area.
The spacious room, sleeping up to four guests in two queen beds, includes a private wraparound deck, access to communal lounges with antique features, and is situated within the Island Hotel, which features the Neptune Bar and Island Hotel Restaurant.

This Cedar Key guesthouse, Room 28 at The Island Hotel, a landmark dating back to 1859, offers a convenient location within walking distance of Cedar Key's downtown area and the Gulf of Mexico.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit sleeps two guests and features a private wraparound deck with Gulf and downtown views, access to communal lounges, and on-site dining at the Island Hotel Restaurant and Neptune Bar; a pack and play is available on request.

This Cedar Key guesthouse, Room 30 at the Island Hotel, boasts a prime waterfront location in the historic district, offering stunning Gulf views and proximity to Cedar Key's downtown area.
The spacious room, sleeping up to four guests in two queen beds, includes a private wraparound deck, access to communal lounges with antique features, and is situated within the Island Hotel, which features the Neptune Bar and Island Hotel Restaurant.

This Cedar Key guesthouse, The Island Hotel & Restaurant, is a historically significant building dating back to 1859, offering stunning Gulf and downtown views from its private wraparound deck and is within easy walking distance of Cedar Key's shops and restaurants.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom lodging sleeps two guests, features antique furnishings, communal lounges (one with a piano and fly-tying desk, the other with books and games), and provides family-friendly amenities such as pack 'n plays on request; on-site dining and live music at the Neptune Bar are also available.

Room 34 at The Island Hotel & Restaurant in Cedar Key, Florida offers a unique stay in a historic 1859 tabby building, a short walk from the town centre.
This one-bedroom guest suite features a clawfoot tub, Gulf views from a private wraparound deck, and access to the on-site restaurant, Neptune Bar, and communal lounge areas with an antique piano.

This Cedar Key guesthouse, Room 28 at The Island Hotel, a landmark dating back to 1859, offers a convenient location within walking distance of Cedar Key's downtown area and the Gulf of Mexico.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit sleeps two guests and features a private wraparound deck with Gulf and downtown views, access to communal lounges, and on-site dining at the Island Hotel Restaurant and Neptune Bar; a pack and play is available on request.

This Cedar Key guesthouse, The Island Hotel & Restaurant, is a historically significant building dating back to 1859, offering stunning Gulf and downtown views from its private wraparound deck and is within easy walking distance of Cedar Key's shops and restaurants.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom lodging sleeps two guests, features antique furnishings, communal lounges (one with a piano and fly-tying desk, the other with books and games), and provides family-friendly amenities such as pack 'n plays on request; on-site dining and live music at the Neptune Bar are also available.

This Cedar Key guesthouse, Room 30 at the Island Hotel, boasts a prime waterfront location in the historic district, offering stunning Gulf views and proximity to Cedar Key's downtown area.
The spacious room, sleeping up to four guests in two queen beds, includes a private wraparound deck, access to communal lounges with antique features, and is situated within the Island Hotel, which features the Neptune Bar and Island Hotel Restaurant.

Room 34 at The Island Hotel & Restaurant in Cedar Key, Florida offers a unique stay in a historic 1859 tabby building, a short walk from the town centre.
This one-bedroom guest suite features a clawfoot tub, Gulf views from a private wraparound deck, and access to the on-site restaurant, Neptune Bar, and communal lounge areas with an antique piano.

This Cedar Key guesthouse, Room 28 at The Island Hotel, a landmark dating back to 1859, offers a convenient location within walking distance of Cedar Key's downtown area and the Gulf of Mexico.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit sleeps two guests and features a private wraparound deck with Gulf and downtown views, access to communal lounges, and on-site dining at the Island Hotel Restaurant and Neptune Bar; a pack and play is available on request.