The Riverview Hotel and Seagle's Cafe & Saloon are the perfect combination for your island vacation "get-a-way" beach adventure. The historic Riverview Hotel rests on the banks of the St. Marys River. It is the Hotel nearest to the Cumberland Island Ferry and Visitor Center for Cumberland Island National Seashore. Relax on the veranda overlooking main street and enjoy the view down the St. Marys River to Cumberland Island and Fernandina Beach.
The Seagles Restaurant is open for lunch every day at 11 AM Dinner is from 4 PM til 10 PM The Waterfront Cafe and in the Seagle's Saloon including a non-smoking martini bar is open for dinner nightly and music Tuesday through Saturday! Cumberland Island is St. Marys barrier island, and is a National Seashore Wildlife Park. A ferry departs directly across the street from the Riverview taking visitors and campers to the island twice daily.
The island beach is 22 miles long, pristine white sand dunes, dotted with palm trees, and littered with sea shells.
The Seagles Restaurant is open for lunch every day at 11 AM Dinner is from 4 PM til 10 PM The Waterfront Cafe and in the Seagle's Saloon including a non-smoking martini bar is open for dinner nightly and music Tuesday through Saturday! Cumberland Island is St. Marys barrier island, and is a National Seashore Wildlife Park. A ferry departs directly across the street from the Riverview taking visitors and campers to the island twice daily.
The island beach is 22 miles long, pristine white sand dunes, dotted with palm trees, and littered with sea shells.
Services
Built in 1916, the hotel has been owned and operated by the Brandon Family from the 1920 - 2019.
Sallie Brandon purchased the Hotel with the help of her two sisters, Miss Semora and Miss Ethel, establishing a reputation as hospitable hostesses, transforming guests into friends.
Southern style cooking drew many St. Marys families away from their own dining room tables, and visitors found a home away from home.
The hotel is operated in the same warmth and tradition today as in yesteryear.
Our Goal is to offer visitors an atmosphere of friendly hospitality and relaxation while experiencing historic St. Marys and beautiful Cumberland Island and surrounding area.
Sallie Brandon purchased the Hotel with the help of her two sisters, Miss Semora and Miss Ethel, establishing a reputation as hospitable hostesses, transforming guests into friends.
Southern style cooking drew many St. Marys families away from their own dining room tables, and visitors found a home away from home.
The hotel is operated in the same warmth and tradition today as in yesteryear.
Our Goal is to offer visitors an atmosphere of friendly hospitality and relaxation while experiencing historic St. Marys and beautiful Cumberland Island and surrounding area.
An Interior room with two windows with plantation shutters, a Queen Bed, antique wardrobe and vanity.
Offers a Queen bed overlooking the patio, two windows with plantation shutters, and writing desk.
Two adjoining rooms with a queen bed, two twin beds, room for a cot, and a private shared bath between the rooms, overlooking main street and the front porch with 6 windows.
A river view of the St. Marys River and east marina looking towards Cumberland and Amelia Islands.
Enjoy the river views from all four windows in Martha's Room, Offers an iron Queen bed, antique wardrobe, vanity, Italian Marble stall shower.
Offers a Queen bed overlooking the patio, two windows with plantation shutters, and writing desk.
Two adjoining rooms with a queen bed, two twin beds, room for a cot, and a private shared bath between the rooms, overlooking main street and the front porch with 6 windows.
A river view of the St. Marys River and east marina looking towards Cumberland and Amelia Islands.
Enjoy the river views from all four windows in Martha's Room, Offers an iron Queen bed, antique wardrobe, vanity, Italian Marble stall shower.
Driving South on Interstate 95, take Exit 3 St.
Marys, Kingsland, Kings Bay.
Go east on Highway 40 (left) until road dead ends at the St. Marys River in historic St. Marys.
The Riverview Hotel is last building on right.
Driving north on Interstate 95, take exit 1 turning right, take first right past Osprey Cove, exit ramp that makes a half loop to highway below.
Follow signs to historic St. Marys.
This is Highway 40.
Go east (left) until road deadends at St. Marys River.
Note: Highway 40 turns into Osborne Street in historic St. Marys.
Marys, Kingsland, Kings Bay.
Go east on Highway 40 (left) until road dead ends at the St. Marys River in historic St. Marys.
The Riverview Hotel is last building on right.
Driving north on Interstate 95, take exit 1 turning right, take first right past Osprey Cove, exit ramp that makes a half loop to highway below.
Follow signs to historic St. Marys.
This is Highway 40.
Go east (left) until road deadends at St. Marys River.
Note: Highway 40 turns into Osborne Street in historic St. Marys.
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