Our second visit to Cumberland Island was even better than the first. Exquisite cuisine in mansion-turned B&B. Great trees with branches twisted by salty ocean winds, gracefully draped with Spanish moss. Pristine beaches. Fabulous ruins of a gilded era mansion that once housed a family and 200 servants. Be sure to take Barbara's tours, both nature and historical. She is... More

I have read all the rave reviews about Greyfield Inn right here on tripadvisor and have wanted to go for a very long time. Sometimes when you anticipate something so much, the reality is a disappointment. Not here. The Inn instelf is lovely but we stayed in the small cottage which was the right choice for us. It is just... More

The Greyfield Inn surpassed our expectations and more. However, it is not for everyone. There is little if any cell service; there is no tv, no phones in the rooms, no wifi, and you have to make your own entertainment. That being said, if you are an active, independent traveler, that loves wildlife and good food, this place is a... More

My husband, children (ages 7 and 12), and I had a glorious time at Greyfield over Spring Break. I can't recommend this inn highly enough, from the pristine setting and exceptional service to the ability to truly unplug and enjoy nature. At Greyfield, you don't feel like you are staying in a hotel but rather as a guest in a... More

If you really want an "etherial" experience go to this gorgeous, old mansion and island. We were in awe of the beauty. The mansion was old but charming and so well run. We could not have asked for better care, food, convenience with requests. They have a very well run Inn. We loved the use of the bicycles. The wild... More

I have wanted to go to Cumberland Island for years and have made it clear to everyone. Until a few weeks ago, no one had taken me up on the standing offer to take me there :) but then my boyfriend came through in the most spectacular way by taking my son and I to Greyfield. WOW. The hotel was... More

If you need beauty to restore your soul, this is the place for you. If you need a mall and nature scares you. avoid Cumberland. Despite this, Greyfield Inn is a social place. It is fun to chat with the other guest in the evenings over cocktails.

Love the greyfield, nature, history, good food, relaxing, Loved the basket lunch, The ride in the pickup (bumpy), oyster bake, beach all wonderful!!! Read the book strong women wild horses Cummberland island to learn more. Being an artist the island was very inspiring. We were there in october when the weather was cool. Oh I would suggest a private bath.... More

My husband and I just returned from our weekend at the Greyfield Inn. Most of this review is going to be amazing accolades, however we did have a few negative aspects to point out. The positive do out way the negatives. Alas, the cons are rather disappointing and will most likely keep us from returning to the Greyfield Inn again.... More