Description
Welcome to the Florida Room at The Blue Carriage House! This sunlit suite features a plush KING BED, a fully equipped KITCHEN, DOUBLE SHOWER bathroom and a comfortable sofa that folds out to a full-size bed. Located one block from St. George Street, enjoy a short walk to the Matanzas Bay riverfront, Castillo de San Marcos, and the Bridge of Lions. With its warm and inviting atmosphere, this room captures the essence of Florida’s charm and hospitality.
The space
Amenities include:
• KING BED
• Room darkening shades
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Refrigerator/freezer with icemaker
• Electric range/oven and microwave
• Coffee maker, complimentary coffee, decaf, tea
• Tea kettle, toaster, pots, pans, utensils
• Welcome basket with snacks
• Bottled water in the fridge
• 55” Roku smart TV
• Wi-Fi
• Smart locks
• All guests can enjoy access to the outdoor courtyard and porch seating areas
• On-site loading zone for convenience
• Free parking pass for the nearby city parking garage.
Guest access
Room 04, the Florida Room, is on the second floor of The Blue Carriage House, guests can access the room via the front door and a beautifully renovated historic staircase that is slightly steeper and narrower than typical, modern stairs.
Other things to note
• ONE FREE PARKING PASS is included with your stay for the Historic Downtown Parking Facility at 1 Cordova Street (approximately a 7-minute walk from the house). *Important* The parking pass does not guarantee a spot. Parking is available on a first come - first serve basis (1,200 spots). Most of the time this is not an issue, with the exception of some major holiday events. More details will be provided before arrival.
• While downtown’s vibrancy is part of its charm, we provide earplugs for light sleepers to ensure a comfortable stay. The City of St. Augustine has a noise ordinance that prohibits excessive noise between the hours of 10:00pm-6:00am Sunday-Thursday, and 11:00pm-7:00am Friday-Saturday.
• This room is on the second floor. Guests must climb a standard stair set to reach the front porch exterior door, then a historic staircase (steeper and narrower than modern stairs).
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