10 Best Hotels and Places to Stay in St. Augustine // 2023 Travel Guide

Are you planning a trip to St. Augustine, the oldest city in the United States? If so, you might be wondering where to stay in this historic and charming destination. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway, a family-friendly vacation, or a solo adventure, St. Augustine has something for everyone. On today’s episode, I’m sharing with you the 10 best hotels and places to stay in St. Augustine, based on my personal experience and research. These are not sponsored recommendations, but honest opinions from a fellow traveler.
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[@PaDave9032]

I stay at the St. George inn. You are at the original city gate. You can get a balcony that over looks A1A or overlook the courtyard. A expanded continental breakfast is free every morning.

[@tedphillips2951]

I have stayed at the Hilton in the old city many times & it is still my favorite.

[@serenabarakat1423]

Just came back from St Augustine last weekend. Loved the city and its history. We stayed at a Bed and Breakfast , Penny Farthing right by the Lightner Museum and Flagler College.

[@joannatassin3238]

We stayed at the Old Powder House and it was absolutely fantastic, and conveniently located right across the street from Maple Street Biscuit Co, which I highly recommend. One block from the trolley stops, and St. George Street, it was so amazing!

[@ChadGallivanter]

We stayed there many years ago.

[@ellenfox5113]

HI Chad. I love the videos. St Augustine is my most favorite place to vacation. I would rather go to St Augustine then Disney. I live in Kendall so the drive is not bad for me. I love it so much I will drive 5 hours North then drive 3 hours south for Key West.

[@winstonsmith6204]

Get your pilot license and buy a small plane, and then you can buzz all over Florida

[@carriea5277]

Thank you. Love St. Augustine and your videos.

[@ChadGallivanter]

Thank you Carrie!

[@bluzcompany2293]

Real nice video , I live here and helped build the sign at the fountain of youth .

[@ChadGallivanter]

Very cool!

[@poppyseed1000]

Very well made video!

[@ChadGallivanter]

Glad you liked it! Thank you.

[@winstonsmith6204]

Love St. Augustine, FL.

[@tamigee8004]

Traveling to St Augustine in Oct. to celebrate our 39th anniversary. We chose the Casa Monica because of its history and location. Looking forward to a wonderful trip. Thank you for the info. 😊

[@ChadGallivanter]

Happy anniversary! Ours is also in October.

[@sternthomas]

I like staying at the KOA down there in Saint Augustine. It’s walking distance to the beach if you can walk it because it’s a pretty good walk.

[@casaugustine]

Thank you Chad for a wonderful, informative video on places to stay in StAugustine. The Historic Bed & Breakfast within easy walking distance of StGeorge Street are my favorite list of places to stay. There are many to choose from. Would love to see video of these Historic gems before they disappear or are Corporately owned. StAugustine has changed from a sleepy Historic destination spot one could easily get around and access, to a Corporate International travel destination. City leaders have done little to preserve the Integrity of the small Historic town. ❤🙏🇺🇸

[@ChadGallivanter]

It’s changed a lot since I first moved to FL more than 20 years ago. We’ll start planning a video on the historic inns. Thanks for the feedback!

[@TheGatlinburgHussey]

Hello from Gatlinburg TN Smoky Mountains Park Sir!🐻🏞️

[@ChadGallivanter]

Hello from Florida Mr. Hussey! Hope you’ve recovered from the fireworks!

[@vaugustine1594]

You need a part two. You could do B and B's and you didn't mention cozy inn

[@charlesmoulton6237]

Stayed many times at Ocean Gallery condos, on the beach, very nice but pricey

[@celticmco5672]

That Embassy Suites never should have been built on the beach. It was once a pristine area at the north end of St. Augustine Beach, now it is just a testament to greed and a blighted area if you know what it looked like before. Also the beach has shrunk due to erosion and Nor'easter's. Hope the entire beach disappears. But be sure and enjoy your "free" breakfast in your 400 dollar a night room.

[@bluzcompany2293]

There has always been a hotel on that property,the last place was rotting , Embassy suites made it look better by putting a new building there.

[@EricDraven-qd9pu]

You sound like a jaded snowflake😂

[@willbygosh4887]

Should check out Myrtle Beach and Virginia Beach someday.Myrtle Beach has morevof that Florida feel though.

[@ChadGallivanter]

One day!

[@EricDraven-qd9pu]

Myrtle beach SUCKS. Its a cess pool full of scum bag business owners and heathens. Worst beach on the east coast...hands down

[@deliceylynch5872]

I stayed on Anastasia island at a lil inn across from VOCO . It was nice for a budget solo traveler.

[@riverbilly64]

How about a video on ONLY historic places to stay.

[@ChadGallivanter]

Good idea! Thx

[@jimmybrownett5983]

🏃🚶🏃🚶🏃🚶🏃🚴🚴🚩

[@riverbilly64]

St. Augustine is quickly becoming (or has already become) a perfect example of poor city planning, poor historic preservation, and development greed. And it’s disappointing to see corporate spaces represented rather than local spots. But, hey, maybe they are all owned by corporations now. St. Aug is not what it used to be.

[@christopher2399]

Don't go to St.Augustine...I rented a house one block from the beach in the center of town. The beaches are very nice, but the town is dead for things to do. Most bars/restaurants are closed by 10-11pm. We went to Old Town area, nicer area, but once you did it once, that was it.

[@smartcarfor2]

I wish St Augustine was more friendly to mobility impaired people. 👨‍🦼