Grady House Bed and Breakfast

Scott and Sara are a wonderful couple and they provided us with a warm welcome for our weekend getaway. I noted when booking that this was a birthday celebration for my boyfriend and when we arrived there were birthday decorations along with champagne and chocolate covered strawberries she had made herself that were better than any I’d ever had. The Red Room was comfortable and very romantic and the courtyard was more like a fairy garden complete with fountains, coi pond, gazebos and swing. The breakfast was amazing and everything was prepared with great care and attention to detail. We will definitely be back again.

The property was well kept. The garden in the back was amazing. The breakfast was to die for.

The Grady House, in High Springs, Florida, only gets better with time as Ms. Sara Miller rises to rockstar status. For food, graciousness, and Southern Hospitality Ms. Paula Dean Is yesterday's news. Why else would our third return still cause raves? In my fifty years of travel, I've found none better. While Savannah's Eliza Thompson House rules supreme for its local historic ambiance, the Grady House walks away with first prizes for food and caring staff in a historical setting. My point is that you'll have to drive two hundred miles across two states to find anything comparable to The Grady House; real antique furnishings, real flowers, real hospitality, and very real people. It shines through in the Miller family and staff. The photos show the true to period decor of the home and grounds and its ambiance, as well as the exquisite presentation of the high quality breakfast. Only your personal experience will immerse you in the tastes, conversation, and caring of a lady who loves the Grady house and creating a special time for each person. When it comes to cleanliness they are unsurpassed. Also the rooms are tastefully furnished with real period pieces. In addition there are several common areas and a drop-dead gorgeous garden. The staff's willingness to accommodate is unmatched. The pièce de résistance is Ms. Sara's breakfast; the finest breakfast this side of New Orleans. The food quality, variety, and presentation are that of a five-star restaurant and the portions are so generous you'll likely skip lunch. I've seldom said this about another accommodation, bar, or restaurant. But I would have happily paid more for the experience. If you are privileged to be in the Gainesville area for some happy arrasinn then stav here and dauhle