Relax in nature's setting along the banks of the Apalachicola River. Pet friendly. Upscale lodging and restaurant. Scenic rooftop lounge, gazebo dining, famous oyster bar.

This charming beachfront bed & breakfast, which opened in 1997, is nestled between long-needled pines and cabbage palms on an often-deserted Gulf coast beach. B&B Inn features guest rooms w/ceiling fans and private baths overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. Accommodations include a Jacuzzi suite, two bedrooms "Sand Dollar Cottage", two one-bedroom cottage units "Turtle Tower", and several privately owned cottages. Breakfast and complimentary afternoon refreshments are served on covered porches or in the ocean view dining area. Enjoy Florida the way it used to be - unspoiled beaches, abundant wildlife, and beautiful sunrises and sunsets.

Features six rooms with private baths & all amenities, including a hearty breakfast, use of canoes, kayak and bikes. The Inn offers you an escape to a hidden, unspoiled paradise where you can bike, snorkel, kayak, canoe or just relax!

How Bed & Breakfast was meant to be. Outstanding hospitality, quiet, luxurious rooms in a romantic, turn of the century setting. Our Full German breakfast (Frühstück) will start your day off right.

The Historic 1905 Coombs Inn, located in three elegant Victorian Mansions, features authentic turn-of-the-century décor with 12 foot high ceiling, 15 decorative fireplaces, four poster beds, and antique furniture and painting of the period. English chintz draperies frame large bay windows, and colorful oriental carpets enhance the gleaming hardwood floors. With 23 guest suites, each room has its own luxurious bath (seven with Jacuzzis), cable television, telephone and wireless internet, in room Starbuck's coffee, robes, bicycles, beach chairs and umbrellas. Inn guest enjoy complimentary gourmet breakfast and weekend wine and cheese receptions. Coombs House Inn has been honored with a recognition by Florida Monthly in its selection of "Fabulous Florida Bed & Breakfast Inns" a special recognition appearing in the January, 2011 issue of Florida Monthly published by Florida Media, Inc. Check it out!