The Inn was very beautiful and clean. Despite the fact that they were full it was very quiet and relaxing.. We met several nice folks on the deck overlooking the bay and enjoyed ourselves tremendously. Biked and kayaked and chilled on the beach, Wendy outdid herself on the breakfasts. They were delicious with beautiful presentation. Found a good seafood restaurant... More

This place is very nice! Free high speed wifi, delicious breakfast with fresh fruit and home made quiche, very big room with an enormous shower (no complaints about the shower force), free bicycles and canoes, jacuzzi at the end of the dock.. But most amazing of all is the view of the bay from the back porch were breakfast is... More

An amazing Inn about halfway down Cape San Blas. Once you head out from Port St Joe its 12 miles through woods, marsh, and beach. If your not here for the beach your in trouble. As others have noted, you spend lots of timing going back to the mainland for restaurants. Wendy is great, the breakfasts are amazing. Not many... More

This was the best vacation!! I loved everything about the inn from the amazing breakfast (it was exciting every morning to see what the chef created) to its location directly across from the beach. Relaxation is an understatement for this location. Wendy, the inn keeper, is very sweet and accommodating. We are already talking about our next trip back and... More

Having received a two night stay for Christmas we were excited to finally make it down in May! The inn is beautiful and the owner/staff are very friendly. The beach access right across the street was perfect as we didn't have to walk far to the beautiful sunsets over the gulf! Be careful of times as your electronics will default... More

If you're seeking a fairly remote but delightful place to stay on the northwest Florida coast, Cape San Blas Inn fits the bill. You are far from good restaurants (15-20 miles) and there's no commercial entertainment, but that is a plus to many. Although the Gulf beach was across the street, we went a mile down the road to the... More

Very nice B&B. The beach was right across the street. Overall a very relaxing trip.

This part of Florida is called the "forgotten coast". Beautiful beaches not a lot of commerical development but near enough to Port St. Joe and Apalachiacola for some daytime sightseeing and dining. Spent three nights at the Cape San Blas Inn which is a pleasant B & B. It's location on the Cape just a short walk to the beach... More

Greatful for the Living Social deal to allow us to visit this wonderful B&B. I would never have known otherwise what a gem was hiding on a beautiful cape in Florida. Nice people, lovely place. The rooms are quiet, spacious and very comfortable. The beach is just across the street (the bay just out the back) -- fantastastic.