Jekyll Island Club Resort

AAA Four Diamond historic resort on a barrier island with a Gilded Age legacy

Amenities & Recreation

The Jekyll Island Club Resort provides complimentary bike rentals for exploring the island's 25 miles system of bike trails. Guests have access to an outdoor swimming pool with a bar and grill, as well as a private beach area with chairs and umbrellas provided. The resort also offers a free shuttle service to the beach, a putting green, croquet lawn, and a fitness center, plus an electric vehicle charging station in the parking lot.

Accommodations

Accommodations at the Jekyll Island Club include historic cottages and modern oceanfront suites, all with seating areas and free Wi-Fi. Rooms are housed in buildings that date back to the late 1800s, yet have been fully refurbished while preserving the original architecture. Each room comes with an alarm clock, hairdryer, and in some suites a steamer, and the Sans Souci King Suite offers a large soaking tub.

Dining

On-site dining includes The Grand Dining Room inside the restored Victorian clubhouse, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch. The Wharf restaurant offers casual seafood with outdoor seating and a daily happy hour featuring peel-and-eat shrimp. The Pantry provides breakfast burritos, artisan coffee, pastries, and a popular salmon BLT, while the Pool House bar and grill operates seasonally.

Activities & Entertainment

The hotel organizes regular cultural and historical tours, including a trolley tour of the historic district and CJ's resident historian tour of the main building. Evening entertainment includes live music in the bar, themed dinner nights, and complimentary s'mores by the fire pit. Guests can also participate in bike tours, croquet, and a treasure hunt activity on the property.

Location & Local Attractions

The Jekyll Island Club Resort sits within the Jekyll Island Historic District, facing the river and the Marshes of Glynn, and is a short walk from the Mosaic Museum and the Georgia Sea Turtle Center. The island has 10 miles of pristine beaches, and the resort provides access to Jekyll Island Golf Club with three courses, a 2-minute drive away. The Historic District bike trail is adjacent to the property, and Driftwood Beach is a popular nearby destination for picnics.

• Accolades: AAA Four Diamond Award
• History: Gilded Age clubhouse with restored Victorian architecture
• Biking: Complimentary bike rentals on 25 miles of trails
• Beach: Free shuttle and private beach area with chairs and umbrellas
• Dining: Three on-site venues including The Grand Dining Room and The Wharf
• Activities: Croquet, cultural tours, live music, and complimentary s'mores