I loved this hotel! As a Hilton Diamond member, I stay at a lot of Hiltons and usually reserve the…read morefive-star reviews for the super fancy hotels... This is a less conventional Hilton, and that fits very well within St Augustine, since there's nothing conventional about St Augustine either. We took a walking tour of St Augustine and learned a lot about this history of this hotel - the hotel has done an incredible job making itself look less Hilton-like and more like St Augustine. From the back of the hotel, you can barely tell that it's a hotel at all. In the valet area, they have relics of civil rights history native to St Augustine. As far as the rooms, room 140 is the place to stay. It's got a door that opens right out to the pool deck. It's a spacious room with large TV and a comfortable bed, and a great view of A1A, the horse and carriage rides across the street and the water. The location is right in the center of everything - St Augustine is a very walkable town, and you can get from the southernmost to the northernmost area with this hotel right in the middle. Plenty of restaurants and retailers in the neighborhood. The restaurant at this hotel was wonderful for breakfast - extremely friendly, efficient and internationally diverse staff made our stay appear joy. The lobby is attractive and the renovations they've done show true attention to detail. I look forward to returning next month after all the lights go up, since this hotel generally has some of the best holiday lighting in all of St Augustine. From a wonderful location, beautiful rooms, great service, reasonable pricing and sufficient amenities, this is a five-star experience.

We live in Ponte Vedra but decided to do a little staycation in St. Augustine and stay at this…read morehotel for one night. It is is the perfect location in downtown St. Augustine. You are within walking distance of everything. There are dozens of restaurants you can walk to within a few minutes. The hotel is nicely decorated on the outside to blend in with the historic look of the city. The hotel is very nice inside. I feel like we got the perfect room in room 140 because our room opened up to the pool so I felt like it was our own private pool. The room was very modern and comfortable. We had breakfast at the hotel restaurant and it was a very good experience. We also had a great view of the water.

Initial Reaction: My mom had initially stayed at the Casa Monica a while back. I had remembered…read morethis hotel was in downtown Saint Augustine, across from Flagler College, when we were going to spend the night in town. I'm glad we did, as we had a lovely night. The room was nice and spacious, with odd closets, but they worked for the time we were spending there. They also had robes if we needed to be bougie and prance around. We slept well and had a nice view of the square between the Lightner Mansion and Flagler College. The staff at the front desk were very friendly and accommodating. They gave good recommendations on how to get around Saint Augustine, which had been a minute for me, so it was good to get a refresher. Sparkling wine at the front desk when we checked in was excellent and helped us unwind after the drive from South Florida. They have a gym and pool that I believe is accessible through the second floor, so I will have to remember that for our return trip. Also, they have a Starbucks on the lobby floor, which was great to get our morning pick-me-up. The bar and restaurant were very stylish, lots of Spanish influence from the 15th and 16th centuries. The cocktails were also solid. I didn't care for the water pressure and temperature, as they were difficult to adjust and ensure we were getting the correct settings. It was pretty scalding hot, so it took a couple of minutes to get it right, and then I kept it on the setting for my wife since I didn't want her struggling to mess with it. Apart from that, the experience was great. We enjoyed the sparkling wine and the accommodations when we checked in. The valet was good to have, as I didn't want to mess with street parking, but it is more expensive; take note.

The restaurant was sub par. For such an upscale hotel, the food does not fit the bill. I ordered…read morethe meatballs and shrimp for an appetizer. The meatballs were stone cold and bland. The shrimp looked pale and completely unappetizing. I didn't even try them! For dinner my daughter ordered the mussels and they were cold. I ordered the Ahi tuna. The waiter told me they were sliced. They weren't slices, they were shreds of tuna. No taste whatsoever. As a travel editor I rate this restaurant with a 1.

We stayed in the Lookout Suite while we were in town eloping. We had the most wonderful time. The…read moreview from the room is amazing, and the walk straight down from the cottage to the ocean is so nice. The only thing to watch out for is, as nice as that giant bathtub is, you sometimes run out of hot water before the tub is full (this was for us, when we stayed there in early February. Probably not a problem if you're there in the warmer months). All in all, a cute room, a beautiful view, and a great beach to get married on!

Imagine that... singing and being joyful. Some people simply cannot stand to see others having…read moreharmless fun. THIS PLACE IS HORRIBLE.... I used "reservationdesk.com" (Expedia-?) to make this reservation. The agent PROMISED that we would be on a second floor with a BAYFRONT VIEW. When we arrived at the MARIN HOUSE B&B, there was no waterfront view at all, and we were on the first floor, crammed into a little corner on the property. At check-in, we were basically told that, it's your problem because we used a third-party ("reservationdesk.com"). FINALLY, a week later, we finally got our receipt. Marin House said that they could not even give us a receipt because we went through a third-party. So, one week later, I see that we were charged for three nights, even though we checked out after the first night. ReservationDesk.com said that they contacted Marin House, who told them that since we checked out after the first night, it was against their B&B POLICY, and they are refusing to refund FOR THE TWO NIGHTS THAT WE WERE NOT EVEN THERE!!!!! EVEN THOUGH WE WERE LIED TO ABOUT THE ROOM. Sandy, the owner, got her britches into a big bunch because we were singing, and our choice of language apparently offended the geriatric crowd there.... SO, FOR ONE NIGHT, SANDY @ MARIN HOUSE IS CHARGING US OVER $1,500.00‼‼‼. THIEVES. THIEVES. THIEVES. STAY AWAY FROM THESE THIEVES.

The room was clean and comfortable! The morning/afternoon front desk attendant could use some…read moretraining on being more friendly and accommodating. She almost made me feel like I was bothering her asking questions about the area and where to go! I had to pry answers out of her. The evening/night front desk attendant was very pleasant and helpful. She always had a smile and offered help on anything if needed. She was terrific. I choose where I will stay next time by the customer service offered usually. So I have to say your daytime front desk clerk put a bad taste in my mouth. Will not stay here again.

I'm here now, and if I could get another room/s for our families on such short notice, I would…read more This place is disgusting. Had to get the fridge replaced, no "do not disturb sign", my cat's tongue is softer than the towels, plus the towels are gray not white. I'm not blaming the staff. They are clearly understaffed. Hilton/Doubletree is responsible, especially at the rates we are being charged. We have a lot of rooms due to a family wedding. I could go on and on but I'll share pictures instead

My girlfriend and I stayed here for two nights and couldn't have had a better time. Dawn met both…read moreof us separately as we arrived and helped us bring everything to our room. We had a very cute room. Every room is decorated differently and very interesting decor. Dawn was very helpful recommending places to go. She cooked us breakfast pancakes she made with our names on them. So cute and thoughtful. This hotel is charming and located in the middle of everything you want to do within walking distance. I recommend staying here when visiting St. Augustine.

The thing that concerns me is the prices, in 1989 you could rent a place for like 24.00 a day, now…read moreit's expensive, but the downfall is that you have other people in one room,you can't watch you stuff all day and a lock doesn't give a sense of security for stuff I have or buy. I have never seen them install an elevator for old or handicapped people either. You have no privacy as an adult, you can't have sex with children in your room or other adult's, too many downfalls that people don't look into, they are more expensive than a hotel in st.augustine. need to upgrade for handicapped, parking passes, better breakfast thank just pancakes everyday. We pay for better things.

The two reviews before mine are wrong. This is a historic…read moreplace, and it's lovely. If you're expecting a 5 star, bougie experience, you're missing out. Take your expectations elsewhere. The breakfast they provided was top notch. Smoked salmon, bagels and capers. Along with more! The Well bar was also a lot of fun. I highly recommend this place. It's in the center of everything. All places I found were within a ten minute walk.

Everything was elegant and all the details on point! Beautiful breakfast included, nice linens and…read morebed, well-appointed all around and lovely gardens

Edgewater Inn was just perfect for our honeymoon after our beach wedding in Amelia Island. The…read morerooms were clean, the view was amazing and we were able to keep our privacy at the same time. We only utilized the breakfast the first morning and did not partake in the evening happy hour but we did meet some new friends on the back patio in the evening!

Great place to stay the views are breathtaking the rooms are clean and the breakfast was great …read more Close to downtown. Just a walk over the bridge of lions

My mom and I were coming into St. Augustine for her birthday to see the Sing Out Loud concert, and…read morewanted to stay near downtown St. Augustine... but not close enough to be anywhere that felt haunted... The Voco was an ideal place to stay. It is a modern boutique hotel and about a 10 minute walk from downtown St. Augustine. Everyone we met on the staff was very friendly and accommodating. I felt ZERO ghostly spirits around and no bad juju, which is hard to find in St. Augustine, honestly. Everything was super clean and crisp-looking. It was quaint and quirky, but I enjoyed that about the hotel. It wasn't your run-of-the-mill hotel. The room came with a big TV, a very cozy bed, and a bigger-than-usual mini fridge, which was AMAZINGGG because we had made a pit stop at Buc-ee's for birthday treats and fun... I am obsessed with IHG's bathroom products. Their shampoo is incredible. And the room was pretty quiet- we didn't hear our neighbors. The bar area looked really tempting. We heard the breakfast there is realllllly good- unfortunately, we didn't have time to hang out at the bar or have breakfast. We did pop into the littleee convenience/shop area for a pint of ice cream which hit the spot after coming home from dinner. There is free covered parking below the hotel (and more parking available outside), which is super convenient. The gym looked nice. I love that they had laundry machines. The ice machine was always fully stocked and working. We had a great stay at Voco and really enjoyed our 3 days there. I highly recommend it and would stay there again.

We got a great deal on a last minute trip to St. Augustine. The set up is like a cute, boutique…read morehotel. You can tell this used to be something else and got renovated and re branded. From the reviews I see it was a la quinta. The lobby was very well done, a spacious bar, nice seating for breakfast. The check in was 10/10 - the hospitality, the dining recommendations, the directions. Honestly we felt like we were staying at a B&B, that's how much care the staff had for getting us settled in. The room, on the other hand, was dated and had an odor but we let the staff know and we were switched out immediately to another. The location was great - we walked into town, over the Bridge and explored all night. We came back over the bridge to dine later on but as long as you have good walking shoes on, you're good to go!

Boutique hotel chopped up into several remodeled buildings and lofts with exclusive waterfront…read morebungalows. We got hooked on the hotel's relaxed setting surrounded by tchotchke shops and eateries. Drop luggage off at the lobby then park in the public city garage. Over the years, my wife and I have stayed in most of the rooms on the property but love the ocean bungalows and the loft units overlooking the cemetary offering a unique St Augustine experience. Prices range between $200 to $350 per night based on location, view and dates. Best rates in the middle of the week during the summer. Directly in front of the Inn is Saint George Street to browse the history, shop and eat.

A very unfortunate experience for many reasons. The location is awesome and the young staff was…read morevery kind and eager. My room's AC was faulty and Florida in April without AC is unbearable. I couldn't sleep and called the staff member whose cell number was provided for after hours issues and he was extremely rude. I was blown away. He literally loudly sighed over the phone when I said my AC didn't work and eventually begrudgingly came to move me to another room. His demeanor was so rude and aggressive I was worried for my safety since I was alone. Never again, no matter how kind the other staff was.