Apartments in Clay County

"To be honest this hotel exceeded my expectations, I thought it was more like those poor motels but when I enter to the room it was different. Beds very clean and very white sheets, the bathroom also super clean, all white and modern, towels were super clean and white. But what I LOVED the most is "NO PETS ALLOWED". Can't think of the idea that I have to sleep where a PET sleeps. I recommend this hotel 100%."

"Loved the view of the waterway out the back and the nice shower. Be prepared for some train noise overnight, but we thought it was worth the view! Walkable to the historic area of St Augustine with just one busy street to cross "

"Staff was super friendly and very accommodating! Not to mention that view! 😍 We will definitely be back. "

"Great deal for the price, a little bit further from Saint George street than I thought but would stay there again."

"Rooms were clean. Nice quiet area. "

"All good"

"The property is in a quiet area and has free parking. The hotel is very well kept and had a jacuzzi tub in the room and a nice mirror and that you can touch to change different settings. The only thing they could improve on is that the bed was a little too hard for me but for those that like a stiff bed it would be great."

"Room was very clean. Staff was nice and helpful. Breakfast was good; had scrambled eggs, link sausage, chopped potatoes, cereals, mini waffles, yogurt, bagels, english muffins, and bread for toast. Also had good coffee, OJ, and milk. Only thing bad that I can say is in finding the driveway to get back to the hotel is not labeled at all. GPS just says to turn onto driveway; no signs showing driveway for the hotel."

"It’s a good hotel, but I don’t understand why a pet-friendly hotel has carpet in the rooms. I also didn’t see the need for valet parking, especially with a $29 per day charge it didn’t seem necessary. But overall, it was good for our family to stay there for two nights. One more thing: when we arrived after 4 PM, the room wasn’t available. They ended up putting us in a room for guests with disabilities."