Amelia Island Vacations

There are many rental options through this bussiness. We spent three nights in The Captain’s House on the 3^rd floor, unit A3.
The unit is shotgun style, and as you walk in the door after taking several flights of stairs you walk down the long hall. On your left is the master bedroom with a private bath. Next is the second bathroom and then the utilities. We got use from the washer and dryer. Next the unit opens into the dining room where the table and rather heavy wood and metal chairs take up most of the space. To the left is the second bedroom and then the kitchen.
The furniture in the front living room was comfortable. Ocean view decks are only divided by a wooden railing and the distance of the stairs that led downstairs to the boardwalk out to the beach. If you’ve got noisy neighbors you’ll hear them on the deck.
There is free WiFi in the unit, but it’s slow. We have Verizon wireless and frequently had irregular and slow service depending on where we stood, time of day and maybe even the alignment of the planets, I don’t know.
I got use out of the TV in the master bedroom in the evenings when the rest of our small group of four were in the main room watching something else. The curtains in the master bedroom are very sheer and do little to nothing to block out sunlight or keep prying eyes from looking up from the street level if the lights are on inside.
We ran out of toilet paper on our second day and there was none to be found in the unit. On our last morning, the plastic toilet arm in the master bath broke. Plastic, really? We lucked out and there was enough laundry soap to do two small loads, but that was it. In the master bedroom we thought that the a/​c was rather noisy, but we were tired enough to not let it bother us. Kitchen was adequate but there was little else. Bring your own oil, seasonings…
$ 200+/night in mid May. Unit is a long 2+ miles from the downtown area so a car is useful. There is a mini mart/​gas station several blocks north as well as a park.