About This Bed & Breakfast
Agustin Inn, located in the heart of historic St. Augustine, Florida, is a beautifully remodeled Victorian-inspired bed & breakfast. Nestled between St. George Street and Matanzas Bay, this inn provides guests with a perfect downtown base—just steps away from shops, restaurants, galleries, and many of the city’s most storied attractions.
Atmosphere
The ambiance at Agustin Inn is one of romantic charm fused with historic character. The building itself dates back to the early 1900s and has been thoughtfully restored to preserve its Victorian elegance while offering modern comforts. Inside and out, guests sense the blend of heritage and hospitality—antique touches, warm lighting, inviting common spaces, and a quiet garden or terrace to retreat to.
Cleanliness
Visitors frequently comment on the excellent upkeep and cleanliness throughout the inn. Each of the 18 rooms is uniquely shaped and styled, furnished with king- or queen-size beds, luxury linens, and thoughtful details that enhance comfort. Many rooms include whirlpool tubs, private balconies, or spa baths. Modern amenities—air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, WiFi—are blended into the historic setting to ensure guests enjoy both style and convenience.
Breakfast
Agustin Inn offers guests a gourmet 2-course breakfast each morning, often featuring local ingredients and creative dishes such as red velvet waffles, berry parfaits, and eggs Benedict. Breakfast is served on the terrace or in one of the charming common areas, providing a warm, relaxed start to the day. In addition, guests are treated to a 24-hour coffee and cookie station, and the inn’s staff is known for personalized, friendly service.
Bathrooms
Every guest room includes a private bathroom that aligns with the inn’s high standards for both function and ambiance. Many bathrooms boast luxurious spa tubs or whirlpools, elegant fixtures, and classic finishes. Guests often remark that cleanliness is consistently maintained to the same level found throughout the rest of the property.
