Greyfield Inn

Our extended family of 14 stayed together in the cottages to celebrate our parents' 50th anniversary. We were blown away by the experience. The staff were all so warm and kind. Our cottages were beyond comfortable. The food was SO good at every meal. The plethora of snacks and drinks available throughout the day were beyond what we could have imagined. Being able to take tours, borrow kayaks and fishing supplies easily, borrow a bike, roam the beautiful area.... It was all so easy to do. Just sitting on the porch of the Inn was wonderful. We are so grateful for the inn, for making the experience so special and for never making us feel like a burden (because we were such a big group).

A stay at Greyfield Inn is an absolutely incredible way to explore Cumberland Island. The overarching theme of this is a place that is absolutely stuffed full of charm and wonderful sights to explore. Every aspect of your experience is treated with the utmost care. From the lovely staff who feel like friends by the time you leave and the wonderful chats with other guests to the amazing food and epic excursions it really is an adventure like no other! I had such a wonderful time taking in the details and meeting awesome new people. It really is such a rewarding experience.

This place is an amazing hotel to totally unplug. It is simple, yet elegant. The staff were amazing and the food was so good. There is no wifi, so it was nice to be forced to unplug for a few days. I loved the history of the island and the Hotel. If you are looking for a place to be pampered, this isn’t it. But if you want laid back and adventurous, with simple yet fantastic food, Greyfield is for you! The perfect place to unwind!

My wife and I booked a 2 night stay for our 1 year wedding anniversary. The experience is beyond what the best possible review could ever describe. The staff, stay, and hospitality was "out of this world." The island is filled with natural beauty and is rich in history. We highly encourage you to consider this place if you are looking for a perfect escape from reality surrounded by God's creation.

This was a very Great and Fufilling Trip for me and My Boyfriend because He always wanted ❤️ to see The Wild Horses and he did but the 🍒 On Top was #3 of the Horses Strutted pass us,As if they were saying hello to Us.But One White one Stopped and Sniffed My Boyfriend arm then walked on,it was very exciting to and I know that it made him very Happy.The Staff all dept.#5 🌟 Hands Down!! My was Historic.....One I will Never forget. Love My History!! We Recommend. Stephen and Serena

This was a semi bucket list item. We've camped many times on Cumberland Island and always wanted to stay at Greyfield. It's 100 year old house... The attic, 3rd, and 1st floor have AC. We lost power today. The generator powered T cabins and all but the Attic rooms. If the power goes out they have to run drop chords to power floors 3 and 4 but there will be no AC until power is restored. The food is good but alcohol is expensive. The staff is great.

The Greyfield Inn sits on beautiful Cumberland Island. The support staff are accommodating. Cristina who guides most of the tours is extremely knowledgeable and interesting. Patrick part-time bartender and “Jack of all trades” is a great mixologist . I would like to point out, however that for the price of my room I would expect an impeccably appointed bathroom without shopworn towels, tiles without major need of repair and a usable shower. Additionally, the lampshades were worn and yellowed. The green velveteen sofa in the library is sitting on wooden blocks. The Inn seems to have deferred much needed maintenance. I would like to stress that the staff was excellent, but the overall condition of the Inn and appointments was below expectations.

Overall trip was a disappointment. Upon arrival our staffer was friendly and the history was interesting but a welcome packet with an island map, daily activity flyer and overall information about rooms, food service, etc. would have been helpful - especially since we could not check in to our room until later in the day. The general condition of the Inn and Cottages was worn and tired looking - peeling paint, uncomfortable DR chairs, inoperable fountain in front, and lack of good a/c was not up to standard considering the room rate. Food was particularly disappointing - poorly cooked and unimaginative dinners, and the evening cocktail hour had food that was cheap and unappetizing. There was no seafood at any meal for our entire stay - surprising for a seaside resort - and again disappointing. Lunch and breakfast were more acceptable but not 5 star. Also, the level of staffing was not enough to provide for 5 star service - there was an incoming wedding and it seemed that regular guests were taking a back seat in service and food quality as the entire staff prepared for it. The activities were not planned well enough in advance for an adequate sampling during a 2 day stay and focused more on history and not enough on nature and the natural beauty of the island. The tour truck rides were uncomfortable and could case motion sickness - which should be forewarned. The kayak launching area was dangerous and basically unusable, and there was no help or direction from staff. The high room rate cost comes with a high level of expectation - with attention to detail and quality of services that were lacking. All these issues made our stay disappointing and should be addressed to ensure that future stays meet a 5 star expectation.