The cobblestone streets of St. Augustine will take you into a land steeped in history. The Spanish architecture recalls a romantic view of Florida, as seen through the eyes of explorers like Ponce de Leon.
A replica of the Castillo de San Marcos, the oldest Spanish fort in the New World, which also displays the treasures from the Spanish ship Atocha, sought after for 16 years and discovered by Mel Fisher. This magnificent fort stands guard in this enormous lobby, offering our fabulous Wedding Gazebo, Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth, the magnificent kitchen of the Villa de Flora, and the hip and stylish Sora, serving sushi with a South Beach flair.
The classical charm of St. Augustine is carried through in exquisite detail to the grand guest rooms, with walnut furniture, warm colors of burnished gold and ruby, and authentic Spanish and Mission-style décor.
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