The Old & Improved Cloisters at Sea Island

GA: The Cloisters at Sea Island has been a haven for peaceful relaxation since it opened in 1928. Now, after a recently completed multi-million dollar renovation to the Mediterranean structure, the resort entices more than ever.

The 100-room main structure -- consisting of 64 rooms and 36 suites -- has been beautifully restored by architect Peter Capone and designer Pamela Hughes. Rooms feature views of the surrounding woodlands, marshfront and Black Banks River . Richly hued Turkish rugs and Irish tapestries sparkle alongside original features, like intricate moldings and colorful stained glass. 

Traditions from the Cloisters' history abound. Bingo and jigsaw puzzles are still offered as regular amusements.

Guest room bonuses include personalized stationery and 24-hour butler service. At the holidays, a 12 Days of Christmas package delivers holiday spirit in the form of individual miniature trees and goodies for young visitors. Spicy apple cider is offered daily in the Colonial Lounge, alongside a blazing fire.

For golfers, the Cloisters offers three championship courses that have been updated by celebrated designers Tom Fazio and Rees Jones. 

Now on the grounds is the new 65,000 square foot Spa at Sea Island. Of particular note is the 9 Step Bathing Tradition, a two-hour treatment to rejuvenate the spirits and body.

Whether your goal is recreation, rejuvenation or holiday relaxation, the Cloisters is a great place to feel at home for the holidays.

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