We spent 2 nights here. The first night we stayed in Nanna's Room. It was attractively furnished but very small. We had to move the suitcase to exit the room. Otherwise, it was fine. We had left the possibility of staying another night open and did decide to do so. However, Nanna's room had become booked and we moved to the Honeymoon Suite. Alice was kind enough to give us a discount on the room. It was perfect - large, beautiful, private, quiet, just lovely. The property has a nice porch and yard to sit and relax in with a lovely view of two huge, old live oaks. The first morning we had a wonderful omelet. Had the hash browns been homemade and the ham slice better quality, it would have been perfect. The second morning was perfect with a Belgian waffle, fried egg, and sausage. There is a resident outdoor cat and a couple stayed with their 2 dogs. My husband kept his distance and his allergies were fine, however, though if you have allergies to animals, it might be a good idea to ask. The recommendations for supper and activities were spot on. We ate a wonderful meal at the Island Hotel and took a very nice boat trip up the Lower Suwanee River. All in all, we enjoyed our stay and would recommend this B&B highly to anyone.

My wife and I stayed in Jack's Room #7. Perfect. Comfy bed. Stand alone bathtub. DVD player and TV. Complimentarty popcorn, juice and milk. And the cookies. Oh wow, the cookies. I had 3 every time I passed the jar. so good!! Drinks in the fridge (small fee). Breakfast was a huge waffle with eggs and sausage, plus toast and english muffins. Property was beautiful. Alice, the owner, is so sweet. Could not have been better.

My husband and I just returned from three days in Cedar Key at the Cedar Key Bed and Breakfast. Although Alice, the owner ,was not on the property when we arrived she did leave the room key and a helpful "orientation" sheet. Our room was cozy and very comfortable. The grounds are lovely and shaded by very old spreading oak trees. There are lots of places to sit and relax outside. Our room, the Honeymoon Suite, came with a private garden area to enjoy. Breakfasts were especially delicious and plentiful and it was a very short walk to town or to the water. We had not been to Cedar Key in twenty years but still found the area to be lovely with a definite "old Florida" feel. This continues to be a wonderful place to visit if you are looking for an opportunity to get away from it all. We ate at Tony's while we were there and did enjoy the clam chowder. We also had a lovely dinner at the island Hotel where we enjoyed hearts of palm salad and clams over pasta, two dishes the area is famous for. We would definitely recommend Cedar Key Bed and Breakfast as a quiet, comfortable place to stay. My only negative was that wireless internet was not available during our stay which was inconvenient for us at the time.

My husband and I have been traveling to Cedar Key since 2003. Two years ago we opted for a different environment while on the Island and found the Cedar Key B and B through the Chamber of Commerce. Bill and Alice Phillips ~ along with their kind staff ~ were extremely inviting in person as well as creating an environment that caters with generosity of spirit to its guests . The peace of the establishment and the serenity of the grounds beckon to us each time we travel to Cedar Key, and we will continue to cross their threshold. We feel it is a "second home."