Bed & Breakfasts in St. Augustine – Cozy Accommodations For Romantic St. Augustine Vacations
If you are looking for a nice quite bed and breakfast to take a sweetheart this Valentine’s Day, try a bed and breakfast in St. Augustine. As one of the oldest and most historic sites in Florida, St. Augustine offers a bevy of full service bed and breakfasts to make a romantic trip turn into a slice of heaven.
Casablanca Inn Bed and Breakfast – Situated on the pristine Matanzas Bay, this inn offers all the comforts of a modern bed and breakfast with many additional features. Each guest room features a private deck overlooking the water. Watch the water traffic at sunset and then head inside for live jazz in the evenings. Alexander Homestead Bed & Breakfast – Originally a Victorian mansion built in 1888, it has since become a popular St. Augustine bed and breakfast. The inn contains five guest rooms with individual porches, and the concierge service includes coffee delivered each morning, fresh flowers on the mantle, and brandy for bed. Centennial House Bed & Breakfast – One of the larger bed and breakfasts in St. Augustine, this eight room inn provides extra large bedrooms and luxurious private bathrooms. From the Tiffany glass in the dining room to the magnificent rotunda, this inn exudes turn of the century splendor. Casa de Suenos Bed & Breakfast – This charming bed and breakfast in St. Augustine is a Mediterranean style inn built around 1904. Situated along the carriage route where horse drawn buggies pass each day, the inn is conveniently located minutes away from St. Augustine shopping, restaurants, and beaches.
Before booking your Valentine’s Day getaway to Florida, visit the St. Augustine Convention & Visitors Bureau at www.getaway4florida.com to get a free map and visitors guide, and let them help you plan the best trip to St. Augustine possible.
By: Robbie Foglia
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St.Augustine is one of the oldest (if not the oldest) city in North America. Just a short drive away from Orlando and Disney World, this city has much more to offer families (in terms of real history).
As a native Floridian, I know that this location is by far the most historic site in the state of Florida.
Take a least a day or two to explore this awesome fall back into Spanish colonial history (Ponce De Leon, etc). Don’t forget your camera.
Perfect timing for your article. I’ve been looking for a a great b&b to stay at while in Florida. I’ll try out your reco’s. Looks good. Thanks.
That’s interesting i would like to spend sometime there for relaxtion
Very nice information to us, I can make a plan to go this place, I know that location most historic site in the state of Florida.
I’ve actually been there before, it’s a great city, fully of history and great for family. Great post, thanks!
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I have actually stayed here! Its a wonderful place
That’s interesting i would like to spend sometime there for relaxtion