Village Inn and Pub
Bed and Breakfast

Village Inn and Pub is an enchanting 1930's style Bed and Breakfast Inn located on historic St. Simon's Island, Georgia. With a deep respect for the natural beauty of the ancient live oak trees, magnolias and palms for which the island is known, developer and owner, George Stewart, carefully preserved every limb and root system while designing this unique inn using the style and facade of its original 1930 beach cottage. Says Mr. Stewart, “Every room has a different layout, because we had to redesign when we stumbled upon a tree root we had to dodge.” Coastal Living Magazine awarded the inn the 2003 Design Award and RUPA, the St. Simon's Island Environmentalist Group, awarded it the first time ever, "Good Developer Award" for "saving and utilizing an historic building and conscientious ecological and community design ..."

Each of the twenty-eight guest accommodations is uniquely designed with historical elegance in soothing color schemes of sage, creme, gold or beige. Generous windows provide a light ambience amid the majestic trees and most guest rooms have a quaint balcony with a view of the pool and courtyard or of the historical village. Guest comfort is assured with amenities that include private bath, custom built armoires that house a 27 inch TV, handsome desk with work space, high-speed wireless Internet, iron and ironing board, hair dryers and soft, cozy robes for luxurious lounging. Choose from two double beds, a luxurious king or a spacious queen bed to suit your travel needs. If you like a little more room and privacy, Village Inn also offers vacation rentals on the island.

A delicious, deluxe continental breakfast is served in the sun room of the pub each morning.

St. Simons Island beaches are within walking distance and you can walk, bike, fly fish, sunbathe or jog starting at the pier and all the way down to the old Georgia Coast Guard station and beyond. Bicycle and kayak rentals are abundant to provide an up-close look at the marshlands and wildlife in its natural habitat.

Southern Living Magazine's travel writer, Annette Thompson, had this to say about the inn, "I had heard many folks buzz about the environmental awards the inn has garnered, yet when I arrive, it's the property's beauty and grace that captivate me. White, two-story, stucco buildings adorned with half-moon balconies nestle around a 1920-era home that serves as the office. The property melds into the neighborhood..."

A quiet swimming pool sparkles under swaying palm trees in the shady courtyard, providing privacy from the bustling village. Located inside the cottage is the well known Village Pub which opens at five p.m. and caters to the local patrons and travelers as well. The friendly and entertaining bartenders welcome you to sit at the solid mahogany bar that was brought over from England or relax in the leather chairs in front of the original 1930 stone fireplace. It is truly as if you have stepped back in time when you find your way to this delightful property. You can easily imagine the perfect wedding here and your hosts would be delighted to help you make it happen.

Fascinating activities as well as opportunities to bask in natural beauty are plentiful on St. Simon's Island. Fort Frederica National Park commemorates the town that was established in 1736 to protect Georgia and South Carolina from the Spanish in Florida. Today the park is known for its exceptional natural beauty. The historic Christ Church at Frederica was established in 1808 and is still operating today. Popular evening entertainment at many fun nightspots, fine restaurants, trolley tours of the island, casino cruises and dozens of shopping venues provide endless island entertainment.

When your travels take you to the timeless beauty of Georgia's prettiest island, pamper yourself with a nostalgic trip back to the romantic 1930's when you reserve accommodations at the Village Inn and Pub bed and Breakfast.