Historic Hotels in Long Island from SAR 652

"Second time here. We really enjoyed it"

"What an amazing property! Very close to downtown and many other popular beaches. Very clean and plenty of space. Highly recommended!"

"I could not recommend this house and host enough. We have stayed in a lot of places before and by far this is the most charming place. Also she has everything you need that you may have forgotten at home. Beach towel, paddle board, kayaks, floats,spices in the cabinet, blow dryer. She has books and games. You have the best of both worlds. There is shade around the porch and a dick of loungers and chairs. I would love to keep it a secret. It's just to nice not to share. "

"Property is exactly as advertised. Great view, clean rooms, every kitchen item you could need. A family group of 7 was very comfortable with the 4 bedrooms and common areas. Eric kept in contact to ensure we had everything we needed and Tony (on island) was very helpful. Even though the drive in was a little bumpy, it was very doable each day. The property was very quiet and private but only 15 minutes to restaurants and shopping. And, did I mention the view!"

"Harbor Breeze Resort is an absolutely beautiful place. It’s the perfect place for a getaway. I loved everything about this resort. I especially like that every balcony had an unobstructed view of the sea. The Staff were friendly and helpful the food was delicious. The garden was well maintained. Looking forward to visiting again soon. "

"Amazing staff!! "

"The homes location is close to George Town , yet has the feeling of being a private island, with nearly a soul in sight for the days we were here. The house itself was clean and well equipped for our family of 4. The views were spectacular. The waterfront was perfect for kids. Bambi and Doug were great hosts. "

"great property! Staff were super nice and helped us book our full day excursion to the pigs, sharks, sandbar, and more. Having the splash bar restaurant on site was great to come back and end the day conviently and uniquely for dinner. beach side cottage was great, although we only had a partial ocean view and if I were to book again I might choose the more affordable cottages on the other side of the street. "

"If you’re daydreaming about ditching crowds for empty beaches and that crazy blue water you see in postcards, Stocking Island in the Exumas is your spot. And trust me, you’ve gotta check out Saint Francis Resort. Picture this: You walk into your room, fling open the balcony doors, and BAM—the ocean slaps you in the face (in the best way). Miles of perfect sand, zero people. They’ll even boat you to secret mini-islands where it’s just you, some coconuts, and maybe a curious seagull. Swim with pigs? Check. Glide with stingrays? Yep. Watch your kids lose their minds over starfish and sand dollars? Absolutely. It’s like someone dumped a NatGeo documentary into your vacation. Pro tip: Bring waterproof phone cases. Your Instagram will thank you. Leslie picks me up from the airport. Then Chacho zooms me across water so clear you’ll question reality. Desmond hands me a rum punch before you even say "hello." Chef PG is a wizard. His mahi-mahi?Tastes like he caught it that morning (he probably did). Lobster so juicy you’ll lick the plate. And that conch salad? You’ll try to recreate it at home and fail miserably. Eat it every day—it’s the law. Mr Wang and Marie? Legends. Want a private beach dinner? Done. Kid wants to fish at sunrise? They’ll find a rod. This isn’t just a trip—it’s the story you’ll annoy friends with for years."