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Discover the Top Gulf Coast Florida Bed and Breakfast Stays Below...

Find the best Gulf Coast Florida Bed and Breakfast Stays here


Instead of a hotel or condo why not a Gulf Coast Florida bed and breakfast stay for your trip?

Let's uncover the best of the best along the Gulf so you ensure a wonderful trip.

Also known as the Gulf South, the Gulf Coast covers a good deal of the southern United States: Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida.

If visiting Florida’s “gulf,” you’ll have a choice of staying in the Northwest, West Central, or Southwest regions.

Most will have heard of Florida’s “Panhandle,” which comprises the Northwest.

Clearwater Beach and Saint Pete Beach lead the way in the West Central and Sanibel Island and Fort Myers Florida cover Florida’s southernmost gulf region.

In fact, in the Southwest, you’ll find Siesta Beach – the #2 beach on Dr. Beach’s 2009 list of “America’s Best Beaches.”

Staying at a Gulf Coast Florida Bed and Breakfast:

For a great selection of bed-and-breakfasts, start with a directory like BNBFinder.com or BedandBreakfast.com, which offer hundreds of listings to compare.

Keep in mind that Florida’s Gulf Coast is a varied, singular region. Its bed-and-breakfasts promise much of the same – a mix of history, quirkiness, and beauty.

Here are a few top picks for Gulf Coast Florida bed and breakfast stays in Bradenton, Saint Pete Beach, and other popular cities in this region:

Harrington House Beachfront Bed & Breakfast (Bradenton):This sizeable property overlooks the ocean and has room for over 20 guests. In 2009, it celebrated its 20th anniversary and its location and reputation would seem to promise another 20 to come.

The “house” has 19 bedrooms, including 2 suites, 1 cottage, 4 houses, and 2 apartments. Capable of accommodating small and large parties both, rates range from $149-$329.



Read reviews and book this B&B here

Inn On the Bay (Cape Coral):Known for its panoramic view and proximity to wildlife watching, the Inn on the Bay is an eco-friendly pick. Located on Pine Island, the inn – comprised of 4 suites – is close to Sanibel and the Wildlife Preserve. $89-$169.

Find out more about Inn On the Bay here

Sea Breeze Manor Bed and Breakfast (Gulfport):This B&B drops you in the middle of an authentic art village. While South Beach may be known for its art deco, Gulfport is known for its “art walks.” Stroll down brick-paved streets and meet a unique group of artists, vendors, and musicians. $155-$180.

Learn more about Sea Breeze Manor here

Mansion House Bed and Breakfast (Saint Pete Beach):This bed-and-breakfast is centrally located and thus close to everything: historic St. Petersburg, city shopping and dining, and the beach – only 7 miles away. $139-$250.

Read reviews of Mansion House here

Dickens House Bed and Breakfast (St. Petersburg):Recommended by both Rough Guide and Frommer’s (3 stars), this historic bed-and-breakfast is an experience in itself. Built in 1910, the house features 5 bedrooms and 2 suites and strikes a balance between old-fashioned charm and modern appeal. $109-$235.

Find out why people love Dickens House here

La Palme Royale (Sarasota):Known as “Sarasota’s only European bed and breakfast,” the La Palme Royale is located on a historic plot and comes built with a historic story. Ask about it and be sure to take a stroll down Palm Avenue to the galleries, boutiques, and cultural district, too. $150-$285.

Book your trip to La Palme Royale now

Laughing Lizard Bed and Breakfast (Indian Rocks Beach):This B&B offers eclectic design and breathtaking views. From here, it’s only a short jaunt to dining, museums, and galleries, and only 400 feet to the beach. $140-$200.

Visit the Laughing Lizard B&B review

A Memorable Trip Suffice to say, there’s a lot to explore and enjoy in Florida’s Gulf Coast. Relatively quiet and always beautiful, a stay at a local Gulf Coast Florida bed and breakfast may prove the perfect complement to your relaxing getaway.

As with all bed-and-breakfasts, you’ll stay at a “home” more so than a hotel. The ambiance and down-home spirit combine for something that you won’t likely forget.

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