Jekyll Island Club Resort

The history, architecture, aesthetic, comfort, the staff, and bar.

I wish that there was a space dedicated for working. If not a business center or desks in tge rooms, perhaps a table that works with the chairs provided in the rooms that will carry a laptop or notebook.

The resort itself is beautiful inside and out. There is not much to do on the island, but it is perfect if you want a serene setting.

The room was quite small.

The history the uniqueness and the location.

Our room was small and smelled musty but was clean and cute, nice bathroom. Biggest complaint would be musty smell.

Area nice. Property well maintained.

For the price...not what expected. Though pics on site were misleading. Showed lots of pics from ocean club resort so thought we were much closer to beach than we were. Area maintained but very dated. Not at all what I was expecting for as much as it cost

The room had character and the setting was magnificent, even on a cold and wet weekend. The veranda was beautiful too.

The heat settings in the building I was in were antiquated, there was no microwave, and the jets in the jetted tub did not work.

The best part was the architecture and implied ambiance driving up to the property.

Took 3 hours to change to a room where the TV worked. Kept getting the run-around.

Beautiful historic resort. Lush surroundings, friendly staff.

The historic aspect of it. The hotel was created as a private club in 1886 by the social elite of the time: the Rockefellers, the Goulds, The Morgans, the Astors, etc. and that history still pervades the place. I also loved the grounds and the shuttle!

The room was a titch small, but fine for our needs.

Atmosphere is friendly service, and hotel is spacious, well maintained, comfortable, and historic.

The room we were put in was right by the bar in the annex not the actual club house. Noise so loud impossible to sleep. Felt like the room was the old staff quarters nor at all what we expected. We ended up requesting a refund and cancelling the 2nd night

The staff was helpful and always friendly. The grounds and location are beautiful! I loved reading the plaques noting the history of the hotel and it's former guests. Really enjoyed the unique architecture you cannot find in new hotels.

It's old and has character, so if you are looking for a brand new place, this isn't it. It was nice though, quiet, peaceful, low-stress, upper class but not as exclusive as Cloister. Close to many areas to explore in the area, nice bike paths! Well kept.

Clean, nice surrounding, free valet parking.

Rooms are small. Queen room is good for 2 only. There is only 1 bed. Can't fit another child / person in room. Expensive for me for that small room. No breakfast. Can't use the fridge- full of goodies for sale.

The charm of the old hotel.

The staff was extremely unfriendly and at times rude!

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Everything

Everything!

The staff are top notch...respectful, knowledgeable, accommodating and engaging. The facilities are beautiful and in a beautiful location -- trees, water, trails, interior design and inside/outside areas of enjoyment. The bar options and the breakfast buffet were delicious and well prepared. Our room was renovated and beautifully appointed.

The resort fee did not include bikes rental, and bike rentals were for 2 hour minimum which was a waste for us. Also, some of the exterior facilities were in need of repair -- board walks and such are damaged and need of repair. Otherwise, most of the facilities are outstanding! Our room was beautiful and updates, well appointed.

Jekyll Island Club Resort is not only an opportunity to travel back to a simpler time, but it is peaceful and relaxing, as a vacation should be. We love the courtyard music and general ambiance of the Jekyll Island Club Resort and the shuttle to the Beach Club.

Nothing. Everything is exceptional!

The outside music at the wharf was the best! The pool was wonderful but HOT! Love the smores at the pool too. Glad the coffee shop down the walkway had matcha.

Wish the coffee shop had matcha.