Little English Guesthouse Bed & Breakfast
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Come and stay at Tallahassee's only English bed and breakfast when you're heading to North Florida! Whatever your reason for being away from home be it business, vacation, a romantic weekend or just a getaway from the hurricane lifestyles we all lead - our bed and breakfast is the place for you to find the peace and relaxation your soul craves! If you're looking for lodging that is not the same as every other trip you've ever taken, if you've ever wished you could find accommodations that make you want to kick off your shoes and make yourself at home, our B & B is the place you need to be! We have distinctive English pieces throughout the inn, most are from Tracey's childhood home in London. We have the most splendidly appointed rooms for you to retreat to after a long day. Most importantly though, we have a place that we want you to call home when you're in Florida's capital, a place where your hosts are genuinely glad to see you, and understand that you need a place to rejuvenate and refresh, a sanctuary from your long day or arduous journey. Having lived in Florida for almost 20 years, we can tell you the places to go that only the locals know!
We now offer FREE WI-FI internet access.To contribute to your long and healthy life, we offer wholesome breakfast choices of oatmeal, cereal, fruits, yoghurt, granola bars, juices, low-fat milk, hot tea or freshly ground coffee. We are also just around the corner from some of the finest eateries in Tallahassee offering a wide variety of meals all day and night. Our bed and breakfast is very easy to find, just a mile from Interstate 10 on Thomasville Road (319), ten minutes from FSU (Florida State University), downtown, the Capitol - and only 30 minutes from the Tallahassee airport. After all, when you're looking for a getaway vacation, or if you're just arriving in Tallahassee, no-one wants to drive around trying to find their lodgings wasting precious time (particularly after dark!). In fact, give us a call when you're coming, we'll have the kettle on and a cup of tea waiting for you. Sadie, our canine host, is waiting for you to invite her to give you a hello hug!
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Tallahassee, Florida With its rolling hills, canopied roads of moss-draped oaks, and Southern charm, Tallahassee defies the stereotypes most people hold when it comes to Florida. Time-honored tradition melds with cutting-edge innovation in an area that is at the center of it all. With the Gulf's aquamarine waters a mere 25 miles away and the Georgia border only 14 miles to the north, Tallahassee is strategically located in an area known as the Big Bend, straddling the foothills of the Appalachians and at the juncture of Florida's Panhandle and peninsula.
The city's rich heritage dates back to the 1800s. It was established as the seat of state government because it was the rendezvous point between the state's original largest cities, Pensacola and St. Augustine. During the Civil War, Tallahassee was the only uncaptured rebel capital east of the Mississippi. Magnificent plantation houses, the newly restored capital building and the Museum of Florida History reflect the city's deep-rooted history. The historic Goodwood Plantation, dating from 1834, showcases distinctive period architecture and acres of splendid gardens.
A great deal of the appeal of Tallahassee is that it retains its youthful spirit, despite its long history. Florida State University, home of the Seminoles, is the second largest university in the state. There's also Tallahassee Community College and Florida A&M University. The city is brimming with school spirit, and football season is a colorful and exciting time to visit when there is a game in town. With college students around, a thriving nightlife is far from lacking. But if a leisurely day about town is more your style, you will find every sort of shopping, dining and interesting things to see graced with Southern style and hospitality. Enjoy a visit to our state capital, which embraces both the gentility of the old South and the innovation of the millennium.
After a day of adventure return to your private retreat at The Little English Guesthouse, the perfect place to stay when you visit Tallahassee.
A Sample of the Area Attractions Challenger Learning Center
De Soto State Archaeological Site
Downtown Marketplace
Florida Korean War Memorial
Florida Vietnam Veterans' Memorial
Goodwood plantation
Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural ScienceGovernor's Mansion
Knott House Museum
Lake Jackson Mounds State Archaeological Site
Maclay State Gardens
Mary Brogan Museum of Art & Science
Melhana: The Grand Plantation
John Gorrie State MuseumMission San Luis
Museum of Florida History
Tallahassee Antique Car Museum
Florida Caverns State Park
Birdsong Nature Center
Forest Capital State Museum
Natural Bridge Battlefield State Historic Site