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On the tip of a barrier island in northeastern Florida, award-winning Four Diamond-rated Omni Amelia Island Resort & Spa welcomes guests to a serene location overlooking the white sands of Fernandina Beach and the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy days relaxing on the largest pool deck in northeast Florida, including an adults-only pool, family pool and splash pad. Indulge in a personalized spa treatment or squeeze in a workout at our Health & Fitness Center. Score a “birdie” on 36 holes of championship golf or hit an ace on clay tennis courts at our Amelia Island resort. Our 402 guest rooms and suites are modern and bright with furnished balconies to enjoy uninterrupted ocean views. The resort’s restaurants cater to all tastes with family-friendly options, signature buffets and prime steak and seafood eateries. With a pristine beach, walking and biking trails and access to preserved marshlands for kayaking and paddle-boarding at your doorstep, there’s no better place for a Florida vacation than our Amelia Island beach resort. You’ll also find that our resort is the perfect backdrop for your next meeting, event or gathering, with 80,000 square feet of on-site event space.
Omni Amelia Island Resort
39 Beach Lagoon Road
Amelia Island, Florida
32034
Nearest Airport: JAX
We had a lovely time here, but its very expensive, and as a resort that is not all-inclusive, the costs quickly add up and everything is incredibly overpriced. I really enjoyed myself, but given the location, I don't feel the prices were reasonable. If you're traveling to Amelia Island, I highly recommend you check this out (though maybe not during spring break -- so crowded with kiddos lol), but if you're picking an area of Florida to visit, this is not the best bang for your buck
Amy C
Partly due to poor weather, we could not enjoy outdoor activities much, including the beach and especially the pool areas. The hotel was overrun with small children- very noisy and crowded in the pool, hot tubs, restaurants, bars, all around. Maybe this is a nice (but expensive) destination for families, but it is not so good for adults.
Richard S - Aiken, South Carolina
5 nights in a filthy/grimy oceanfront villa. I did not expect it to be brand new but, at $1,000+ per night, disgusting walls (food, dirt, etc.) throughout the unit, heavily stained furniture, and an unusable balcony (the door handle fell off in my hand) are completely unacceptable. The AC spelled awful (mold) and was covered in inches of dust. The pool area and beach are quite nice but the poor condition of the unit was incredibly disappointing. I did complain and make an effort to be moved but could not be accommodated.
Liz K - Washington DC, District of Columbia
BLACK MOLD all over the bathrooms. Overall room was very dirty. They allowed another guest to check into my room while I was already staying there.
Michael E
*Black Mold all over the bathroom!!! The room smells like mold. The room overall just feels dirty. The toilet doesn't flush every other time you try to use it. The shower leaks onto the main bathroom floor. The key card to get into the room doesn't always work. Terrible experience overall. This hotel may have been a nice hotel 30 years ago. But today it's no better than an old dirty motel. Also, if there are no pictures attached to this review it's because the hotel is removing them. They also let another guest check into my room while I was still staying there. My belongings could have been stolen while I was not there. Also, my son woke up with a bloody nose last night, which turns out can be caused by black mold. Which makes sense.
Michael E
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