St. Augustine Florida Hotels and Travel Guide

St. Augustine Florida Hotels and Travel Guide Situated on a beautiful stretch of Florida's coastline, lined with white sand beaches and sparkling water sits St Augustine, Florida. St. Augustine brings in thousands of visitors to Florida attractions each year, who come to pay homage to the rich history, the beauty and the atmosphere of the oldest city in America.

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Casa de Solana Bed and Breakfast - is a beautiful 1800 bed and breakfast located in Saint Augustine, Florida just one block from Potter's Wax Museum and less than one-half mile from the Oldest House Museum. It features complimentary breakfasts and desserts and evening social hours with complimentary wine and beer. It also offers massages available for a fee. Our beautiful guestrooms feature private bathrooms, fresh flowers and jetted tubs in select rooms. Stay with us in beautiful St. Augustine. Make your reservations today!
Casa Monica Hotel - The Casa Monica Hotel's luxurious accommodations are unique - no two rooms are alike. Many of the suites feature Spanish-style furnishings selected to recapture the hotel's romantic past and include wrought iron beds and mahogany tables. The hotel offers 138 guestrooms and 14 suites. Amenities include in-room safes and complimentary high-speed Internet access. Baths feature Gilchrist and Soames toiletries. Refrigerators are available upon request, for a fee.

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In September of 1565, Aviles landed on the shores here and began the founding of a settlement that would be called St Augustine.

St Augustine is built on the site of a Native American village and near where Ponce de Leon landed as he searched for his Fountain of Youth.

St. Augustine has been continuously lived in since its founding, making it the oldest city in the United States.

In the latter part of the 1800's St. Augustine began to be a mecca for tourists when it came under the watchful eye of an oil tycoon, Henry Flagler.

Since then, restoration of the old colonial structures and buildings have been undertaken, making them nearly what they were originally, and a great deal of effort has been put into the buildings and the city with an eye to preserving St. Augustine’s history and heritage.

If you are a history buff, St Augustine attractions for you will be the 36 original structures, or the 40 more which have been reconstructed to permit you to view a living history. Aside from those offerings, St. Augustine provides the Colonial Spanish Quarter as well as the Castillo de San Marcos, which is a fort from the 17th century that was built to help them stave off enemy attacks.

Aside from history, St Augustine holds other attractions, among them one of the first oceanariums in the US, as well as fine dining and a wonderful shopping experience that takes place on a brick lined "walkers only" shopping district.

Multiple St. Augustine hotels as well as some delightful bed and breakfasts await you on your trip to St Augustine, and if all of those things are not enough to tempt you, St. Augustine still boasts its lovely beaches.