The Jekyll Island Club Hotel, located on a Georgia barrier island, stands sentinel over the intra coastal waterway and the Marshes of Glynn. This Victorian treasure, nestled among the live oaks and magnolia trees, has welcomed guests since 1888 when it was created as an exclusive hunting retreat for J.P. Morgan, William Rockefeller, Joseph Pulitzer and their friends.
Jekyll Island is located off the Georgia coast, midway between Savannah, Georgia and Jacksonville, Florida. Situated between St. Simons Island and Cumberland Island, Jekyll is a short drive from the town of Brunswick and boasts of a salt marsh characteristic of the southeastern seaboard and a beach with the Atlantic Ocean lapping its shores. At 5,700 acres and a 33% limit on business development, Jekyll is the smallest of Georgia’s barrier islands, yet resplendent with moss draped live oaks, marshes and remote beaches with natural sand dunes and indigenous wildlife.
Recognized as a National Historic Landmark in 1978 and more recently a Historic Hotel of America by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the Hotel has been completely renovated and offers a full complement of resort services and amenities. A nearly Olympic size swimming pool, putting green, tournament level croquet lawn and bicycle rentals are available on site; tennis, golf and inshore and offshore fishing are close by. The Hotel's ocean front pavilion beckons guests to relax and enjoy Jekyll Island's ten mile expanse of sandy beaches.
Cooking School Package includes:
Culinary welcome gift and Jekyll Island Club Hotel logo chef's jacket
Superior accommodations in Crane Cottage for four nights
Welcome reception Sunday evening followed by a Sunday Dinner Dance with dinner and entertainment in the Grand Dining Room
Hands-on cooking classes in the kitchen at Crane Cottage over three days
Patisserie Sessions
Wine Tasting Monday evening with our sommelier
Full breakfast each morning
Gourmet farewell dinner on Wednesday evening
$1299.00 per Couple
$899.00 Single