RITZ CARLTON AMELIA ISLAND
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Hotel Coverage: RITZ CARLTON AMELIA ISLAND
Anchors Away for the Ritz-Carlton Amelia Island's Gingerbread ... Pirate Ship?
Ahoy, Mateys! No, it's not National Talk Like a Pirate Day (that were the 19th o' September, me hearties), and we haven't changed our Facebook language settings, either. But, it is time for another hotel snapshot—this here holiday oddity courtesy of the Ritz-Carlton Amelia Island. That's a gingerbread pirate...
December 15, 2009
Florida Ritz-Carltons Introduce Teen Lounges
When your kids are too old for day care and too cool to be seen hanging out with you, taking them on vacation can be a bit of a nightmare (we speak only from personal experience; the years of bratty behavior that coincided with the years we subscribed to...
December 22, 2008
College Football Hotel Map: Where to Stay Near UF
The college football season is in full swing, so we here at HotelChatter are doing our best to help you fans support your alma mater in the best way we know how, with our College Football Hotel Map, a guide of where to stay when you attend the games. We...
September 21, 2007
Want a Luxury Hotel on the Cheap? Head to St. Louis
The Wall Street Journal ran an article yesterday about some of the "orphan properties" of luxury chains like the Four Seasons, Ritz Carltons and The Small Luxury Hotels of the World group.To qualify as an "orphan" the hotel has to be located in a secondary or tertiary market. But the...
May 24, 2007
US Weekly Amelia Island Ritz Giveaway
Off the coast of Northeast Florida, just 25 miles from Jacksonville, you will find the Amelia Island Ritz Carlton. Now, you won't be able to call the front desk and reserve a room for Super Bowl weekend, but if you sign up for Us Weekly's Wedding Chic giveaway, you...
January 17, 2005
Partner Reviews: RITZ CARLTON AMELIA ISLAND
foursquareIDOutstanding stay
The hotel is sophisticated but comfortable. The pool is great, and they offer convenient beach amenities. The beach is great for shell collecting, but it can be rough to walk on because of all of the shells. The restaurants are great, especially Salt, the signature restaurant. It is truly a dining experience. The sticky buns at the breakfast buffet are also sinfully delicious. The service at the hotel is unbelievable. I am four months pregnant and really wanted some french onion soup for dinner. After checking the restaurant menus with no luck, I asked the front desk if I could get it through room service. They said they'd see what they could do. About 20 minutes later, Ritz employee Alberto Venagas presented me with a bowl of french onion soup that he'd gone off property to get. We were stunned by the above and beyond effort! We have thoroughly enjoyed our stay all the way around!
Very, very vanilla.
Right. If you go here for the hotel and surrounding area, then great. My husband and I made the mistake of staying here while having to deal with business in Jacksonville, some 45 minutes away. I didn't think the proximity was a big deal via car, I looked it up on Mapquest. Apparently, it was a huge deal! Lots of traffic congestion made the trip to 1-1/4 hr drive instead, which was a real beeatch very early mornings. As for the hotel, it was boring and uninspired. Very, very vanilla.
New Year's Eve 2008/9
I thoroughly enjoyed the gala although food choices were limited to a sushi bar, a veggie bar, and a prime rib island. The dessert selectio...
New Years Eve Package was the best
We spent New Years at this hotel several years ago (two nights lodging, private party, fireworks, lunch and breakfast). The party and food w...
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