A DeFuniak Springs Hotel where old world style combines with the comforts of today.

Our DeFuniak Springs hotel celebrates where old meets new, because the present is as important as the past.  Historical touches have been preserved while modern amenities including private baths, wifi, air-conditioning, and guest comfort has been highlighted. This completely renovated Queen Anne boutique hotel offers the Victorian experience with the safety, health, and comfortable sleep you want today. Guest enhancements can add that special touch to your stay, such as the Bath Experience, Charcuterie Board, or Flower Bouquets can be added to your stay.  The entire home is also available for catered group gatherings and reunions. Explore the Inn, then check availability to begin your journey to Sunbright Inn in DeFuniak Springs, Florida.

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The Inn

A historic stay combines with modern amenities for a relaxing Florida vacation.

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Guest Rooms

Each features a king size bed, private bathroom, individual AC & heat, and luxurious decor.

Enhancements

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From charcuterie boards to flowers, these comforts add that special touch to your stay.

Things To Do

There’s plenty to discover north of Choctawhatchee Bay in Walton County Florida, including our hometown of DeFuniak Springs. The once gated, Chautauqua Institution flourished here until the mid-20th century. Today, with its well-known Historic Downtown District, it’s a great destination for dining, shopping, and things to do. Don’t forget to drive or walk the Circle Drive around Lake DeFuniak. Nearly 200 historic homes and buildings are located here, including 5 on the National Historical Registry. Sunbright Inn, the oldest home in Walton County, first with electricity and indoor plumbing, and now the finest hotel, is one of them. We invite you to explore all Walton County and charming DeFuniak Springs have to offer.

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Area Dining

For tasty pasties and coffee, head over to the Perla Baking Company, they also offer a great sit down breakfast, as does Sweet Southern Comfort, a new restaurant in town specializing in southern home cooked cuisine. Café Nola, a terrific seafood restaurant with a New Orleans-style ambiance, is a favorite for dinner. Their Bourbon Street Lounge is also the perfect stop for a craft cocktail. Bogey’s, located in the center of the historic district, is known for its wonderful food, service and atmosphere. For a quick bite, stop at the oldest hot dog stand in Florida – H&M Hot Dogs, where they specialize in creative hot dogs and delicious burgers. These are just a few favorites, use the link below for more on DeFuniak Springs Dining.

DeFuniak Springs Dining