St. Augustine Bed and Breakfast

St. Augustine Florida Bed and Breakfast

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Burkley Room

This really quiet room is one of the smaller ones. It's located toward the back of the home, upstairs and off of the street side. It has a small separate sitting room, with a comfortable wooden rocker. The massive oak headboard and footboard on this queen size bed speaks of down home comfort and relaxation. The Victorian bathroom has a claw foot tub in which to unwind. Or, if you wish, just pull the shower curtains around the tub and step in.

Mon-Thr $129.00, Fri-Sat-Sun $179.00

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About The Carriage Way Bed & Breakfast
The Carriage Way is a Victorian Bed and Breakfast inn located in the heart of historic St. Augustine, Florida. The Carriage Way is perfect for a romantic vacation, conveniently located close to charming shops, museums, excellent restaurants, historic sites and beautiful beaches. We are conveniently located close to the following cities in northeast Florida: Amelia Island, Atlantic Beach, Baldwin, Brunswick, Bryceville, Callahan, Cecil Field NAS, Dinsmore, Doctors Inlet, Elkton, Fernandina, Fernandina Beach, Fleming Island, Fruit Cove, Glen Saint Mary, Green Cove Springs, Hastings, Hilliard, Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach, Jacksonville NAS, Jekyll Island, Kingsland, Macclenny, Mayport, Mayport Naval Station, Middleburg, Neptune Beach, Orange Park, Penney Farms, Ponte Vedra, Ponte Vedra Beach, Saint Augustine, Saint Augustine Beach, Saint Marys, Saint Simmons Island, Starke, Switzerland, Woodbine, and Yulee.

Carriage Way is a traditional Victorian style building constructed between 1883 and 1885 by Edward and Rosalie Masters. The rooms are named for former owners and individuals who were significant to the history of the home. For many years, the home was very prominent in the city of St Augustine. Then, in the 1940s, the house was converted into apartments. In 1984, the structure was lovingly and extensively restored to its original grandeur, fulfilling a dream of creating Carriage Way.