Book a hotel near Amelia Island Plantation Long Point Golf Course, Jacksonville

There's nothing quite as nice on your vacation as a round or two of golf. So grab your clubs and tee up at Amelia Island Plantation Long Point Golf Course.

To see it, make a trip to Jacksonville. You'll soon discover what makes this city such a hit with travelers.

If you don't think you'll stray too far from Amelia Island Plantation Long Point Golf Course, perhaps you'd like to stay at one of the 7 accommodation options that are situated within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of the site. Many visitors have had a good experience at The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island, 0.7 miles (1.1 kilometer) away, the Amelia South Condos, 2 miles (3 kilometers) away, and the Sandpiper 95156 by RedAwning, 1 mile (2 kilometers) away.

Not far away, you can find some budget-friendly solutions to choose from. You might like to check out the Beachside Motel and the Days Inn & Suites Amelia Island At the Beach.

Hours of walking, catching trains and buses, lengthy lineups and heaving crowds are some of the more difficult aspects of being on vacation. You will leave them all behind when you spend the night at the 4434 S. Fletcher by RedAwning, a luxurious hotel that's only 1 mile (2 kilometers) away.

If you need a short rest from roaming around Amelia Island Plantation Long Point Golf Course, take the short stroll to Starbucks for a piping hot coffee. Otherwise, you can enjoy lunch or dinner at Parkway Grille, also nearby. Don't forget you're on a break. You're entitled to indulge in a couple of drinks before tucking in, and Bar Zin is yet another short jaunt away.

Other Things to Do Near Amelia Island Plantation Long Point Golf Course

• Golf is a great way to relax while getting some exercise. So if you're eager to have a hit, spend a few hours at Amelia Island Plantation Ocean Links Golf Course.
• If you'd like a keepsake of your vacation, go beyond the usual mugs, T-shirts and fridge magnets, and find the ideal memento at Palmetto Walk Shopping Village.
• Learn the difference between birdies, backswings and bogeys, by enjoying a round or two at Amelia River Golf Club.
• The Golf Club of Amelia Island at Summer Beach is a good place to play a few rounds and introduce yourself to some of the local players.
• Royal Amelia Golf Links is a great place to play a round and enjoy some socializing.