I can see why this was voted the number one bed-and-breakfast in Saint Augustine. The place is just…read moredarling! Very well kept very tastefully decorated. And on the side it doesn't smell old. The staff is over the top nice! Very accommodating and friendly and helpful. They're happy hours and breakfast are gourmet. Unfortunately you won't want to eat anywhere else or for that matter stay anywhere else. This place is perfect. ! Feeling spoiled.

We just got here about an hour ago. First thing I wanted was a hot bath. Water was barely tepid but…read morestaff was able to take care of it and get us hot water. We stayed here for our 40th anniversary. Lovely property, room, comfy bed and great staff. Across the street from the bay you have sailboats and schooners . Great views from the Verandas. We ordered the breakfast in bed with mimosas which didn't disappoint. I had a huge piece of French toast with blueberry compote, ham, cappuccino. We're already planning our next visit.

We had a great stay! We originally booked very last minute for their other property across the…read morestreet - centennial house - and arrived before check-in just to see if we could park and walk around. We went out to visit the fort, and came back about an hour later to grab something from our car. They let us know that there was some ac issues in our room and offered us another room in the main house! It ended up being a wonderful upgrade! We loved the location, as it was within walking distance to all the major locations and had parking included! The accommodations were great for such an old home (you could mainly just hear louder cars from our room) and the staff was wonderful. Breakfast was delicious and we appreciated the provided wine (especially in the room,) cookies, and water!

I found our spot to stay in St. Augustine, forever…read more A gorgeous bed and breakfast, walking distance to the Spanish Quarter, close to bars and restaurants, close to the fort and the intercoastal; it is the bee's knees that allows us to live our best life in leisure without spending too much, so that we feel we would need to do additional favors on the side courtesy of Marriott or Hilton. We came here to see a concert at the AMP outside of town. Being that the rates at nearby hotels were more than I was willing to spend, I looked at local B&B's, and this one fit the bill between it's local and downhome aesthetic, breakfast being included with gluten-free options for my wife, and a relaxing bathtub for my wife to soak and relax. Eva was fantastic in ensuring we had everything we needed. She is an absolute gem who made us feel at home and welcome. She helped us with some concerns and requests. With a house that has been in existence since 1853, as indicated by the plaque by the front door, this has the historical aesthetic and the comfort to match. The lobby area has some lovely velvet sofas shared with the dining area, where you can have either white or red wine or water, for example. The porch is also nice for a glass of wine, people-watching, and enjoying life as it passes by. Food-wise, they served breakfast if you're able to get to the lobby before 9:45 PM. Technically, the kitchen is open till 10 AM, but don't push your luck. But it's nice to have some coffee and breakfast, whether it's eggs and French toast soufflé or whatever is on the menu, and then you're off for your day. If you are gluten-free, make sure you mention it in advance so they can accommodate you. Our room was lovely, with a comfortable four-poster king-sized bed, a classy dresser, and nightstands. No closet, but there are knobs for hanging up shirts, pants, and dresses if you have clothes hangers. I liked the complimentary dark chocolate when we arrived as well. The room we had for our stay had a hot tub and a shower with multiple showerheads. Once you figure out how to use both, it is heaven. It allowed us to live our best lives. My wife enjoyed the tub immensely, then, after the fact, enjoyed the bathrobe. I liked that the toilet was in a separate room from the sink and shower/hot tub, especially, if you need to go and it goes sideways. The outdoor patio is also nice if you want an afternoon drink, fenced off from the street, especially if you want to smoke a cigar. We have already booked for a concert we are attending in July. And that date will not be the last time we book at the B&B. It is grand.

My husband and I came to St. Augustine for a quick getaway. We booked the Hemingway House and we…read morewere not disappointed. Parking is in the back of the building. We were allowed our parking spot at 12 even when check in wasn't technically until 3 p.m. however, we were also allowed to check in early! This helped a lot. It doesn't hurt to ask when you get here. With that said, the location is absolutely wonderful. You are in the prime location to walk to all of the stores and restaurants around. You are a small distance from the fort and easily accessible to walk. Our room was small but perfect. After all, this is an older building not a Marriott. It adds to the unique structure of the stay. It was clean and they make sure to add extra detail to small things. We had towel swans on our bed and the toilet paper was shaped like a rose. I thought that was great. If they have time to add those touches then I know the room was cleaned thoroughly. The balcony from the room was excellent. It was quiet and nice to relax on after a stroll around town. Coming and going was easy. You're provided a key to lock up when you come and go. They also provided beverages that are self service and include beer and wine. The breakfast we had the next morning was pancakes and sausage. We were provided OJ, Coffee and water. The food was good and the service was exceptional. I would definitely recommend this place to future travelers. If you're looking for a romantic, leisurely & convenient place... this is it!

Beware the communication with staff is abysmal. Never pick up their phones before, during, or after…read morethe stay. In addition, they added charges to my bill after having paid in full the week prior, and was charged a random amount on top of that, days before we even showed up. Tried to call and email when we got home, and no response. Beware of charges. Have to do a chargeback now.

Beautiful 2 night visit in July. Sasha was the host for us and gave us a tour of all the rooms and…read moreamenities. Spent time talking and hearing about the local history. The second day Christine was the host and was as pleasant and fun to talk to as Sasha. Great location to walk through town.

My husband and I came to St. Augustine last week for our 18 year anniversary. We stayed at Cedar…read moreHouse Inn for five nights, in the St. Augustine grand room. First of all the Inn as a whole is very beautiful. It's beautifully lit up at night. On a quiet secluded one way street. Upon a checking in, we were welcomed by Christine and Sabrina. They sat us on the main parlor couch and went over our stay with us. Offered us some amazing cookies. Went over the local attractions and what we can expect out of them for the week. We felt very welcomed. Then they showed us where our breakfast table would be every morning (which was decorated beautifully for our anniversary!) and then took us to our room. The hospitality was great all week. Crystal was there on Saturday and she was very nice as well. The room itself was ok. The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was very small. Not enough space to keep all of our toiletries. I was a little disappointed with the jacuzzi soaker tub. It wasn't very deep, so you couldn't really get down in it enough to actually soak. And it didn't really offer hot water. It was warm, but never reached the temperature I wanted. So I only used that the first night. Which seemed like a waste of money. But I must say I really enjoyed that our room was on the main level and we didn't have to deal with all those stairs multiple times a day. Christine helped us book our trolley tour tickets and gave us information on a water cruise tour. She really was very helpful all week. Breakfast was lovely every morning, my only criticism would be to have more variety. It was a very similar egg dish every morning. There are a lot more breakfast options they could have made. Overall, it was a nice stay.

My wife and I were supposed to be going to New Orleans, but then had to do a last minute shift…read morebecause of hurricane Laura. I mention this because we booked it the day before with almost zero research (looked at some pictures, and the breakfast caught our eye). We honestly cannot wait to go back!!!!! The owners are amazingly nice people who called us as we were traveling down to see when we'd be in, and made our check-in process flawless. The room is stunning (Fitzgerald)! Original hardwood floors, a large bed, and a shower with a fancy shower head (which doesn't even begin to do it justice - multiple sprayers and settings) that was luxurious! The internal Struggle we had with "These sheets are the softest thing I've ever touched, let's not get up" and "We are in the heart of everything: let's go exploring!!!!!" was too real. Walking distance to everything we wanted to see, and a short drive to St. Augustine beach (which has good parking) for when we were ready to do some beach time. The crown jewel of the Bed and Breakfast is the BREAKFAST!!! Made fresh daily onsite, with ingredients they go out and get the night before (they called ahead to see if we had any dietary restrictions). Definitely consider this as your home base for your next visit!

Title: From a dream to a nightmare--do not trust this business…read moreRating: I was incredibly excited to stay at 44 Spanish Street Inn, expecting a charming, historic St. Augustine getaway. Unfortunately, what I thought would be a dream vacation quickly turned into a complete nightmare. My husband and I live about two hours away from St. Augustine, and since we had a night off, we decided to book a one-night getaway. I searched online and found what looked like a completely relaxing, dream room: the Palm South room. I felt comfortable booking directly through their website because the policy explicitly noted that payment was not due until we arrived on the property. We were so excited at the thought of a quick getaway where we could just relax in our own private, in-room jetted tub. A few minutes into our drive to the hotel, the nightmare began. We received a call from the owner demanding payment. I thought this was odd since the website stated payment was due upon arrival, but since we were already on our way, I paid over the phone. A few minutes after that, while still driving, my husband received a text message giving us the access code to a different room: "Palm North." The room they forced us into was $30 cheaper and did not have a jetted tub. Figuring it was a simple mistake, we called the owner. He informed us that they switched our room because the water heater for the Palm South room was broken. When we explained that we only booked that specific room for the in-room jetted tub, he told us we could still stay in it, but the water would be cold! He did not offer any compensation or a discount for the forced downgrade. When I asked him to please just reverse the charges since the advertised room was unavailable, the owner flatly refused. He claimed he had offered us two different rooms--neglecting to mention that one was cheaper and the other was broken! Since we were almost there, we decided to drive to the property to speak with someone in person. When we arrived, the property was completely deserted. The owner refused to answer his phone, leaving us with no choice but to call the local police for assistance in resolving the theft. Even the police could not reach him. He had gotten exactly what he wanted: our money for a room that wasn't functional or as advertised. We ultimately left and had to book a room elsewhere with working hot water and a much nicer owner. We are now relying on our bank to dispute and reverse the fraudulent charges. What started as a beautiful dream turned into an absolute nightmare. I learned a very hard lesson and will never book directly through a website with a small property like this again. Avoid this place at all costs. **Edited to add that I filed a report to yhe BBB and a secondary complaint with the Florida Attorney General (the Department of Legal Affairs). I saw that this had happened to many other people and its NOT RIGHT!!

We had an absolutely incredible stay at the St. Francis Inn for our anniversary, and I truly can't…read moresay enough wonderful things about our experience! From the moment we arrived, the owners and staff were so friendly, welcoming, and genuinely seemed to care about making our stay special. The food was amazing--I even asked for one of the recipes, and they were more than happy to share it with me! We also signed up for the ghost tour through the inn, which made the experience even more fun. Before we arrived, they had beautifully arranged ghost story books, shirts, and an EMF ghost detector in our room. It was such a thoughtful touch and made our anniversary trip feel even more special. We stayed in Graham's Room on the third floor. Although the bathroom isn't inside the room, it was still completely private and was never an issue for us. We actually loved staying on the third floor and experiencing the charm and character of such a historic inn. There is something really special about staying somewhere with so much history. We also took advantage of the complimentary tickets to the St. Augustine Lighthouse, and I'm so glad we did! The views were beautiful, and there was so much history to see and learn about. The inn also offered 50% off admission to the Oldest House Museum, so of course we had to do that too. We really appreciated all of the extras that came with our stay because they encouraged us to experience even more of St. Augustine. I think my husband's favorite part may have been The Snug! It felt like our own little private bar, and we had such a great time meeting and talking with other guests there. My favorite part might sound silly, but it was the robes! I loved mine so much that I ended up buying one to bring home with me. What really stood out to us was how much more this felt like an experience than simply a place to stay. Between the history, the hospitality, the food, the little extras, and the people we met along the way, our anniversary stay was everything we hoped it would be. We left already knowing that we will absolutely be back--and next time, we plan on bringing friends and family with us. Thank you to everyone at the St. Francis Inn for making our anniversary so memorable!

We booked very late and were given a room on the third floor with the bathroom down the hall. This…read moreinformation should have been given at the time of booking, especially since we booked directly with the hotel front desk! Nevertheless, we were dead tired and accepted. It was okay as the other 3rd floor room was vacant. Our room is very small. The main part of the house is charmingly restored. The front desk clerk is exceptionally accommodating. We loved the gift bottle of sherry and the exquisit aftrnoon treats. Having stayed in some similar antique bed and breakfast establishments, I have to say we were disappointed in the breakfast experience. The little buffet was nicely done offering a different breakfast everyday. Our day was egg-cup day and, ufortunately, it was quite dry. Even though the room was cute, the waitstaff was quite shabbily dressed. It distracted from the charm. Perhaps a nice apron would help. I think it's about a half mile walk to the famous, cobblestoned part of George Street. We got a free tram ride back. The grounds of the Inn are lovely and quaint. It's special to know you stayed in the oldest inn in Florida!

Great location in old St. Augustine within walking distance of restaurants, shops, bars, Flagler…read moreCollege, The Lightner Museum and so much more. The innkeeper was especially accommodating, even preparing an early breakfast for us. Excellent food! Free parking close to our room, a big plus. Nice porches for relaxing outside. On the last morning we were there breakfast was served on the back porch. Our room was very comfortable, and quiet due to the minimal activity in this neighborhood at night, so we slept great. We had previously stayed at a motel on Route 1 where the road noise at night was pronounced making for a fitful night's sleep. Visit the nearby Bantam Chef for their excellent (and famous) fish sandwich. Make the short trek to the Alligator Farm, well worth the price of admission.

Great location - walked to two restaurants for two dinners- almost right across the street from the…read moreLightner Museum. The staff at the Inn were all very nice - the breakfasts were very good. Like almost all B&B's there are drawbacks. We were on the 2nd floor and had to lug our suitcases up the stairs. One of them wasn't too bad but the 2nd was very heavy. The Inns decor was British and nicely decorated. Our bedroom was comfortable and there was a private deck outside our room. The bathroom was on the tiny side, with the sink in the actual bedroom. The lighting was a little tough for putting on makeup but overall we would recommend this 1829 Inn.

I thoroughly enjoyed my five nights here. It's a beautiful inn and just as you'd expect from a…read moreplace established in the 1860s. The area is very quiet but still conveniently located. There are many places to visit close by. I walked everywhere except the day I took the trolley tour. My room was lovely and immaculate. Adding to the overall charm was the incredibly creative breakfast each morning. Beautifully plated, healthy choices, served on the back porch and courtyard. The staff is helpful and friendly and so are the guests. I'd definitely return!

Pat is great, love the Kenwood Inn, perfect location and nice pool. We have stayed there three…read moretimes in the last 8 years

Stopped for the night for Hubby's birthday. We were fortunate to get a room last minute. Love the…read moreease of check in from the phone. Parking access to the rooms and the charm of the establishment. It was just a refreshing throwback to yester years! The super high beds with a step ladder to get in.. priceless. We had room service breakfast with Mimosa!! Divine! Beds were surprisingly comfortable and the whole vibe was giving pampered. Will stay a bit longer next time. We got up and took a leisurely stroll along the bay and looked at the old Victorian/Georgian houses. Very nice stay!

Have not stayed there yet but reservations was a pleasure to deal with and very accommodating.read more

This review is for the restaurant only. We did not stay at the inn…read more We had a fabulous dinner here. Service was great. The food was delicious, she had the salmon plate and I had the pork shank. The portions are generous and meal was very tasty. The side salad was a little light but everything else was great. We enjoyed a glass of Malbec with dinner. The patio was very comfortable on a warm April evening. We were celebrating my wife's birthday and they brought out a complimentary chocolate cake to honor it. A very nice touch. Will definitely go back!

12.20.25 We had a…read morereservation for nine at 8:30 p.m. on a Saturday. Our server was personable and even mentioned that our liveliness and humor made her shift more enjoyable. I ordered the short braised ribs with mashed potatoes and asparagus. My entrée was just okay. The ribs were on the dry side. However, everyone else in my family really enjoyed their meals. My husband loved his pork chop, and the rest of my family raved about their crab bisque and entrées. Service did slow down once our food arrived. My husband wanted to order additional beverages, but it took quite a while for our server to return. The ambiance, though, was lovely. The patio, strung with lights, added a festive, holiday charm to the evening.