As local travel experts, we know what travelers are looking for when it comes to finding the perfect accommodations for their next trip. To compile our lists, we scour the internet to find properties with excellent ratings and reviews, desirable amenities, nearby attractions, and that something special that makes a destination worthy of traveling for.

If you’re planning a trip to Florida, or you’re a resident looking for a getaway that’s not too far away, we have the perfect places for you. Local bed and breakfasts offer the best of both worlds: that feeling of a second home and also world-class hospitality. That’s what inspired us to put together a list of some of the coziest, dreamiest properties in the Sunshine State. Find the best bed and breakfast in Florida to inspire your next great getaway.

1. Port d'Hiver
201 Ocean Ave, Melbourne Beach, FL 32951, USA
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Port d'Hiver is adored by all who stay there. Where else will you get not just complimentary breakfast, but fresh-baked cookies and an evening glass of wine? Cuddle up around a fire pit in the courtyard or take a dip in the pool. Even kids (10 and up) can relax at this stunning getaway. For more information, including rates and availability, check out Port d'Hiver online.
2. Henderson Park Inn
2700 Scenic Hwy 98, Destin, FL 32541, USA
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When looking for the best bed and breakfast in Florida, chances are, you may be considering proximity to the ocean. This B&B in Destin is a very short drive from one of the most beautiful stretches of beach in the country. Children are not allowed, but guests receive a breakfast buffet, picnic lunches, afternoon tea, and sunset cocktails. You can also borrow pretty much anything you need for the beach for free. For more information, head on over to the Henderson Park Inn website.
3. Cedar Key Bed & Breakfast
810 3rd St, Cedar Key, FL 32625, USA
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If you're looking for a laid-back vacation, you'll love this little piece of Old Florida. Beautiful views, thoughtfully-appointed rooms...what more could you ask for? For additional information, including prices and availability, check out Cedar Key Bed & Breakfast online.
4. Old Powder House Inn
38 Cordova St, St. Augustine, FL 32084, USA
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If you're going to stay in St. Augustine, you should definitely stay in one of their many bed and breakfasts. We recommend Old Powder House Inn. You'll be right in the middle of everything, with a gorgeous room and delicious breakfast.

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5. Oak Park Inn
2 W Oak St, Arcadia, FL 34266, USA
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This quaint bed and breakfast located in the center of historic Arcadia is a real treat. Arcadia is adored for its antiques and is located near the quirky Solomon's Castle and must-see Myakka River State Park. For more information, check out Oak Park Inn online.
6. Hoytt House Bed and Breakfast
804 Atlantic Ave, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034, USA
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This house, built in 1905, gets rave reviews for its proximity to Amelia Island's shopping and dining and for its amazing three-course breakfasts. For more information, head on over to the Hoytt House Bed and Breakfast online.
7. Watergarden Inn at the Bay
126 4th Ave NE, St. Petersburg, FL 33701, USA
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Guests at this St. Petersburg bed and breakfast rave about the rooms the location, but most of all they praise the friendly and attentive hosts. Curious to learn more? Check out Watergarden Inn on Facebook for more details, including rates and availability.
8. The Mermaid & The Alligator
729 Truman Ave, Key West, FL 33040, USA
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This artsy Queen Anne style house in Key West offers top of the line accommodations, including 400-thread-count sheets, iPod docks, evening wine, and an outdoor heated pool. For more information, check out The Mermaid & The Alligator online.
9. Bayfront Westcott House Bed & Breakfast
146 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine, FL 32084, USA
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This breathtaking Victorian bed and breakfast is close to all historic St. Augustine has to offer, plus period-style furnishings and made-to-order breakfasts. For more information about this delightful inn, check out Bayfront Westcott House Bed & Breakfast online.

Do you agree that the best bed and breakfast in Florida made the list? If you have any recommendations for us, be sure to let us know in the comments below — we’d love to hear from you! For more inspiration, check out the Ultimate Guide To Accommodations In Florida: The Best Hotels, Airbnbs, Campgrounds, Cabins, And More. There’s a little something for everyone on the list!

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Now that we've covered some of the most charming inns and bed and breakfasts in Florida, it's time to focus on some of the spookier places to spend the night. Whether you're intrigued by haunted history or paranormal activity, you'll be impressed by the number of haunted places to stay the night in the Sunshine State. At the top of the list is Artist House in Key West. This beautiful, Victorian-style home inspired the plot of the Chucky movies. The home was housed the now infamous Robert the Doll, who is now staying in Key West's Martello Gallery Museum. Other haunted hotels in Florida include the Daffodale Estate in Monticello, Casa Monica Resort & Spa in St. Augustine, Cassadaga Hotel, the Historic Peninsula Inn & Spa in Gulfport, Florida House Inn in Fernandina Beach, Colony Hotel in Delray Beach, and Coombs House Inn in Apalachicola.

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Experiencing all that Florida has to offer can easily take a lifetime. Fortunately, we've pinpointed some of our favorite bucket-list-worthy activities so you can get out and start exploring. Some of these destinations include Key West, Gulf Islands National Seashore, Florida Caverns State Park, Florida Reef, Everglades National Park, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, St. Augustine, Torreya State Park, Bok Tower Gardens, Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, Myakka River State Park, the Ancient Spanish Monastery, and Ocala National Forest. Learn more about what we've got on our Florida bucket list.

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