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Enjoy laid-back luxury right on the bay in the historic district. We host a free daily happy hour and breakfast in bed is complimentary! Large rooms feature brand new bathrooms, comfortable beds and luxury linens. Some have jetted tubs and electric fireplaces. Start planning a romantic St. Augustine getaway—book today!

History, mystery, romance—why people come to St. Aug. Its dreamy historic downtown bayfront location, stellar customer service, and walkable location make Westcott a preferred lodging choice. Enjoy a fabulous full breakfast each morning and an early-evening social hour with beers and wines. We will coordinate your every wish and spoil you every second. Dream It, Love It; Book It, Live It!

The Kenwood Inn boasts 14 unique rooms or suites. All have cable TV, private baths with either body-massaging head showers, Jacuzzi, shower/tub, or standard shower, as well as antiques or reproduction furniture, ceiling fans, central heat and air-conditioning, and pillow-topped king, queen, or double beds. Several rooms and suites have a decorative fireplace, and some have two beds or bathrooms for those who prefer not to share.

The Casablanca Inn is a lovingly restored 1914 Mediterranean revival, offering twenty-two historic accommodations. This St Augustine hotel’s central location downtown, on the scenic waterfront, makes it an ideal destination for those wanting to discover all that St Augustine has to offer. Breakfast for two and a round of martinis are included for each day of your stay.

Looking for a time and place to discover joyful hospitality? We can help you find it at the St. Francis Inn. Come visit the past in the Oldest City’s oldest inn and delight in your present as you relax into our hospitality, all amenities included!

The Old City House Inn and Restaurant is one of historic St. Augustine’s premier Bed and Breakfast Inns. Our historic building is located in the heart of downtown St. Augustine, within easy walking distance to all downtown historic sites and attractions. The Old City House is situated among Henry Flagler’s three historic hotels that were also built in the late 18th century. In fact, the Old City House was once a stable house that served Henry Flagler’s hotels.

Our location features a quiet street, very close to the Lightner Museum, and a place to enjoy your best stay in St. Augustine.

Enjoy your quiet stay, walk to all your favorite places, and come home to our welcoming bed and breakfast.

When looking for lodging, whether a bed and breakfast, historic inn or hotel in St Augustine, Carriage Way is definitely the accommodations jewel of the ancient city! We host exclusively adults and have held the White Glove Housekeeping Award for years. We have convenient off-street parking on-site and just steps from old St. George Street: home of the walking mall with unique and charming shops, museums, and historic St Augustine sites.

Old Powder House Inn promotes a unique experience in a downtown historical building located in the oldest city in America. Our location was the original storage for the gunpowder and ammunition that supplied the Spanish military in the 1700’s. Our bright ambiance invokes a feeling of being set back in time amongst our period pieces and individually decorated rooms. Come relax on our verandas, have a glass of wine in our parlor, and definitely do not miss the three course breakfast- we are known for it, even with the locals! Let us greet you with kindness and welcome you to this truly charming place!

The House of Dreams welcomes you to the heart of St. Augustine. A small but mighty BnB located on a main street where you can listen to the ghost tours, watch the horse drawn buggies and tour trains, walk the town’s busiest streets, visit clubs, restaurants and historic sites before returning for happy hour and your private balcony and spacious room.

Descend our porch steps and be transformed into a turn-of-the-century city dweller. Experience all the charm of St. Augustine—no car required. Carriage Way Centennial is several blocks away from Flagler College, formerly the Ponce de Leon Hotel, which was built in 1888. Walk in the footsteps of the once "rich and famous" as you enter the grand rotunda, or visit the dining hall, which highlights the artistic glass created by Louis Tiffany.