Ponte Vedra Inn & Club

Considered northeast Florida's premier resort for decades, this award-winning 1928 landmark continues to wow guests with its stellar service and large guest rooms housed in white-brick, red-tile-roof buildings lining the beach. Most rooms have ocean views, balconies, or terraces, and were renovated in 2015 to include oversized windows, designer furniture, luxury bedding, desks, flat-screen TVs, and Wi-Fi.

This 1928 Spanish colonial has 'a prime location on a beautiful beach.' Amenities include a 'well-maintained golf course' and 'first-class spa.'

This historic golf-and-tennis resort also offers biking, lagoon excursions, and horseback riding. For little kids, however, the tried-and-true pleasures of a playground, a pool, and easy beach access may prove most popular.

Established in 1928, this magnificent property is on 300 acres of lush and beautifully manicured grounds. The property is made up of several buildings, all of which are accessible by foot or by car.

Opened in 1928, the Ponte Vedra resort has a storied, southern aristocratic reputation. Rooms look and feel upscale (despite some overuse of tacky floral prints and occasionally dinged furniture), and offer fantastic views.