St. Augustine Hotel Guide - Ximenez-Fatio House Museum hotels in St. Augustine, United States of America.

"Location was perfect, staff were very friendly and room and bed were very comfortable. Porch was great to have. Only complaint is bc there was a window A C unit you could hear everything happening outside. "

"The property needs maintenance, rush"

"The hotel was nice and clean, easy check-in, easy checkout, great location, location easy walk to Downtown would definitely stay there again again"

"I was misled by the reservations person who told me that I had no reservations for this hotel. Now I’m being charged without even staying there! I will dispute this transaction with my bank unless it is resolved!"

"The suite was super clean and comfortable. You’re within walking distance to the old St. Augustine. The only issue we had was the fact that you hear everything above and below you. There were quite a few kids there when we stayed and they were early risers and very noisy. But overall great place to stay. "

"Staying in a house/converted church has always been a bucket list item for me… and it was amazing! Super convenient to all of the restaurants and shopping! We got there, parked our car, and never needed it again until we left because we were able to walk everywhere."

"I had a great stay here. Friendly staff, very clean room, and the property itself is so peaceful and pretty. Excellent location too. The back gate goes right to St. George St."

"this is a hidden gem in plain sight! so close to everything with an adorable pool and friendly staff !!!"

"This brand-new hotel is sleek and comfortable. The location is quite good. It's just two blocks from Flagler College's beautiful campus Other historical sites are within a 15-minute walk. My corner room was very modern and nicely designed. However, the small shower was functional but lacked a shelf to place shaving gear, toothbrushes, or anything else one might want to use. A shower without even a small shelf for such items? Really? That was a first and was a minor, if significant, irritant. "