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 stayed here two nights on our way to our final destination. It was a great location being right…read moreacross the street from the water and a couple of blocks off the main drag to provide less traffic and noise. Our room was spacious with a nice king sized bed. Shower had room for two. We also had a bench on the deck outside of our room. I sat there and read the paper. I loved discovering a cat curled up there on our last day who was friendly and enjoying the morning sun. Breakfast was delicious with an egg bake and waffle our two days. With fresh fruit, bread board, juice, and coffee, there was more than enough to eat. They also hosted a social for the guests but the timing didn't work out for us to attend. It was quite the spread when we peaked in one night. We really enjoyed eating our breakfast outside on the large porch. The first day it was raining but we were covered so not an issue. The second day it was sunny and clear. Beautiful views of the water. The staff was fantastic and took care of all of our needs. Great stay!

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.

After much thought, I would give Carriage Way Inn four stars. Carriage Way Inn does some things…read moreextremely well, some well, and some okay. I did learn this business was recently purchased by a company that owns numerous B&B's up the eastern states; hopefully that won't detract in the future. Upon arrival, a huge benefit is a dedicated parking area around back. Unless you drive a very large truck or largest SUV (e.g. a Suburban or F250) you'll have a spot. You should park and leave your vehicle. Saint Augustine is very walkable and Uber/Lyft are readily available, if necessary. Make no mistake; parking is premium in this town so a dedicated parking lot is a big plus. We arrived a little early but were greeted very warmly. Like most old B&B's, there is no elevator or lift (which we were aware of and is no problem for us). We were shown our room (Tourmaline) on the second floor and all typical questions were answered. The room, bed and bathroom were very comfortable. Great adjustable AC (a must in Florida), small flat screen tv (which we never turned on and neither should you), bathroom with very good shower and pleasant toiletries, comfy bed and good blinds to pull down for sleeping. A big negative to the room is the soundproofing. This room (Tourmaline) is right on the front of the house and it was the last weekend of a motorcycle gathering in not too far off Daytona. So we heard mid life crisis motorcycle riders and nearing elderlies on their horridly loud motorcycles off and on all weekend; both out and about and driving by the B&B. Not much the B&B can do except more soundproofing of the windows. It wasn't just the motorcycles, noise from loud car radios occasionally, too. The noise didn't ruin the weekend but did detract. I brought a white noise machine to help with sleeping and recommend it. The location of the B&B is phenomenal; centrally located and you can walk almost everywhere in downtown Saint Augustine. Importantly, we felt totally safe the entire time we visited. Saint Augustine is a very safe city; especially the tourist, populated and Flagler College areas. The B&B generously offers plenty of beverages downstairs to help yourself to. Water and cans of soda are available at all times. Wine, red and white, is set out to serve yourself in the late afternoon through mid evening. I believe I recall beer and hard seltzer, too. The snacks put out at happy hour were meh; just okay. But there were some deliciously scented fresh baked cookies in the afternoon. However, I've had much, much better snacks and happy hours at B&B's in Savannah, north Georgia and Charleston. The first floor sitting area is comfortable; plenty of small tables for sitting for snacks and breakfast; we never felt cramped. Minor glitch; the downstairs ice machine adjacent to the soda and water was broken most of the weekend. The Staff was apologetic and ice was set out and or provided by the downstairs Staff; but this was a minor annoyance. Of note, the rooms do not have little refrigerators. A nice addition might be an ice machine on the second floor (especially since that's where most of the rooms are located. Okay, now let's talk about the breakfast...We only ate it one morning, of two, because it was straight up lousy. Please know I am in no way a picky eater. The entree eggs were not good and I suspect they were most definitely not fresh cracked but powdered, frozen or premade. The plated side ham was barely eatable; it was extremely tough and salty. A B&B breakfast should be very good, if not memorable. This breakfast was shockingly subpar. Well, the coffee I made in the Keurig was fine and the server lady was pretty nice... In sum, I'm not sure I would stay at Carriage Way Inn again. Our stay was not bad but there are so, so many B&B's in Saint Augustine. Perhaps if Carriage Way radically upgrades the quality of the breakfast offering and sound proofs the rooms we'd return.

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.

Booked here for the 27th, 28th and left the 29th of November. Paid through a third party which…read moreoffered complementary wine, breakfast and parking. Upon the morning of the 28th we were told that we would not be getting breakfast and that we would not be getting the complementary wine. We made a complaint to the Owner Erica and we were met with unprofessionalism and negativity from her. Erica told us that they do not honor third party sites and that the third party site lied to us about the booking and they do not offer complementary items. The only positive outcome to this was meeting Galene and her doing her best to fix the issues that the property owner/manager would not. She provided us Breakfast on the morning of the 29th which was amazing. Parking spots are very small, the rooms which have been "updated" are small, grey and do not match any of the pictures from any of the hotel booking sites or even their own website

What a wonderful stay for our anniversary! This was our first time staying in a bed & breakfast and…read moreit was absolutely everything I hoped it would be and more! Sasha greeted us with a warm welcome and a plate of homemade chocolate chip coconut Carmel cookies that were DELICIOUS and available daily. Circa 1893, the house is a beautiful Victorian style that has been wonderfully cared for and decorated with Christmas decorations for the holiday. The property has 9 bedrooms and even with being completely full while we were there it was cozy and relaxing. Happy hour is from 4-5 daily with your selection of white or red wine. They offer complimentary non-alcoholic beverages all day and breakfast is at 9am every day. This trip, we only stayed one night but we will go back and stay longer. Breakfast consists of two courses - savory & sweet and the portions were generous. We had egg aviles, with seasoned tomatoes and home fries. Our second course was a homemade yogurt parfait and it was divine. The service was wonderful and the house was pristine.

I can't say enough good things about Cedar House Inn!…read more We went last weekend for our anniversary. Our accommodations were clean and cozy, the common areas are beautiful, the breakfast is excellent, and the staff are very friendly. Cary is a doll! We enjoyed our stay so much we booked for July 4th weekend while we were there. Do yourself a favor and relax on the patio with a glass of wine and let the breeze take all your cares away!

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 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!

Very cute inn in the absolute best location. It's on the right side of town surrounded by old…read moreVictorian houses and a very quick walk to town. The food is superb. Fresh baked goods during the day (the pumpkin snickerdoodle cookies in the fall were soooo good). Homemade dessert at night. Real sangria with brandy in the evenings on the weekend. Classic decanters in the room for reception to fill with sherry. Breakfast comes with mimosas and bloody Mary's on the weekends. Elle was a gem at the front desk. The whole team really puts in the effort to make the entire experience come together.

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.

Olde world charm, attentive and personable. Wifi a little spotty but I loved the British themed…read morerooms. Right in the heart of the city. I would forego the internet just to go back and support a small business who is trying to fulfill her parents legacy.

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

This was our first time staying at the Bayfront Marin. There is a lot of history about this…read moreproperty. Very nice and great location, easy to walk around downtown to see all the sights of St. Augustine. The room was spacious, smaller bathroom but not too small. The bed, pillows and blankets need to be updated as the bed was not comfortable. Check in was great and all automated if you accept access via text communication. Breakfast was nice, delivered to our room. It was freshly made and very tasty. There is seating on the balcony outside of the room that was very comfortable. Staying here feels very home like and relaxing.

We recently stayed at one of the rental homes managed by Bayfront Marin House. The experience was…read moreperfect from start to finish. We were treated with such care and felt so welcome. The directions and instructions for check in were a breeze and the home was lovely, clean and very comfortable. The B&B invited us to events they had on site for guests and were available for any question we had about the stay. Breakfast was excellent and a terrific start to the day. The B&B and rental homes are located close to the historical sites and shops of St. Augustine and within a very short walk. We are already taking about coming back next year! It was that great!

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.