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Hose Stamp Inn - October 15, 2012 - Florida/Georgia Times-Union

Shore Lines 9/2012 - Horse Stamp Inn

St. Augustine Record - CHEF JEAN-STEPHANE POINARD - 8/2012

cnhiNewsService - August - Horse Stamp Inn

go60.us - August 2012 - SOUTHERN CULINARY TRADITIONS

go60.com - August 2012 - Flavors of St. Simons Island

One World Foundation - August 2012 - Scott & Nancy McLucas

Tifton Gazette - 2012 - HORSE STAMP INN by Christine Tibgetts

VINTAGE blog - AUGUST 2012 by Jen Karetnik

Horse Stamp Inn in Wavergy, Georgia ~ AUGUST 2012

Horse Stamp Inn - August 2012

WhereToGoNext - features Casablanca Inn and Blanca Bucks!

Media Trip to the Horse Stamp Inn

Eagle Island Featured in WAll Street Journal 2012

Chef Poinard Featured on Livin La Vida

April 2012 - Historic Casablanca Inn - www.StAugNews.com

Eagle Island Receives Hospitality Award

Meet the New Exec. Chef at The King and Prince - 3/31/2012

St. Aug News - March 26 - Judyth Piazza.. The King and Prince

Savannah's Secrets - Jacksonville.com - by MAGGIE FITZROY - March 2012

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10 Most Romantic Florida B&B's - PALM BEACH POST


by Mary Thurwachter - January 27, 2008

The 10 most romantic Florida B&Bs - Need a little pampering? These inns are just the ticket:

You can get by this Valentine's Day with red roses and chocolates in a big, heart-shaped box. But if you really want to keep the flame of romance burning, spring for a night or two in an intimate bed-and-breakfast. Nothing evokes closeness like a getaway to a B&B with a great four-poster bed, fine linen sheets and plump pillows. Nothing says lovin' like toasting your union before a crackling fireplace or in a tub for two brimming with bubbles and surrounded by candles. Florida is blessed with some of the finest bed-and-breakfasts around. Some of them are on sandy shores with palm trees and hammocks. Some come with horses who lead guests down happy trails. All of them include yummy breakfasts you don't have to make.

Inn on Charlotte in St. Augustine

From fine, locally made French chocolates to Eggs Benedict fit for a king and queen, it's gourmet all the way at the Inn on Charlotte. Expect first-rate breakfasts. Owner Lynne Fairfield, with 25 years' experience in the hospitality business, and her sister Valerie Wright, a graduate of London's Le Cordon Bleu, sometimes give cooking classes at the inn.

And the food isn't alone in its grandness. Attention to detail inside and out, and the use of antiques and fine reproductions give this Old Town inn a luxurious feel. Most rooms have Jacuzzis, a welcome retreat after an afternoon's hike down brick-lined streets. Also welcome — and relaxing — are the inn's porches, comfortably furnished with wicker rockers and chairs and perfect spots to catch late-day breezes.

The Castillo de San Marco, a historic fort, the Bridge of Lions, horse-drawn carriage tours, evening ghost tours and the shops of St. George Street, are within walking distance. Parking can be challenging in this heavily visited tourist town. That's why it's wise to park you car at the inn, or a block away at a parking lot reserved for guests, and hoof it to shops, restaurants and attractions. Another good option — take the trolley.

Toast your love with complimentary mimosas, available on request during breakfast on weekends and holidays.

For reservations or more information, call (800) 355-5508 or see www.innoncharlotte.com. Rates range from $139-$259.



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