Hibiscus Guesthouse

An old fashioned, romantic getaway, Hibiscus Coffee & Guesthouse, is just up the street from the sugar white sands of one of America's most beautiful beaches. We have 12 distinctly different accommodations, all furnished and decorated with a vintage Old Florida feel. All of our rooms have a cable TV and DVD player, mini or full-sized refrigerator, microwave oven, coffee pot, iron and ironing board, private bath and WiFi. In addition to pet friendly and kid friendly rooms, two of our accommodations have full kitchens and two others share a kitchen. As always, your stay includes a wonderful breakfast every morning in our on-site restaurant, Hibiscus Café. We have three very different buildings on the grounds. Hibiscus House is home to the Café and our four original guest rooms: The Turner, Magnolia and Hibiscus rooms upstairs and the pet and kid friendly Art Deco downstairs. The Woodpecker Cottage is just across the courtyard. Bert’s Barn, built in 1904, has 5 guest rooms. Downstairs, we have the Big Easy, which is designed to accommodate our wheelchair-using patrons, the Funky Bird which is pet and kid friendly and the Old Florida. Upstairs, sharing a full kitchen are the Tropical Bird and Romance Rooms. Well situated to rent together, we offer a discount for when they are. Hibiscus Flats is where you'll find the office and our one bedroom luxury suites, Flats Three and Four. Each has a full bedroom and comes with full kitchen, washer/dryer, large flat screen TV, private balcony, king-size bed and fold out sofa-bed. Both are kid friendly and Flat Three is also pet friendly. If you are looking for a great place to host your wedding, reception, brunch, rehearsal dinner or other special occasion, our unique garden-style event venue, the Backyard of Love, will accommodate a gathering of up to 75 guests. Relax in the courtyard overlooking the herb garden, find a comfy table for breakfast or lunch, or sit back in one of the Adirondacks to read a good book. We are located in beautiful Grayton Beach where kicking back is a requirement.