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"My husband and i loved our stay at Casablanca. Our bed was fabulously comfortable and we loved the decor. The Tini Martini breakfast was delicious. Our server Aaron was attentive and very professional. This was our first visit to St Augustine and we are planning a return trip soon. "

"This hotel has friendly staff that go out of their way to make you feel welcome. It is not a state of the art hotel. It is older but well maintained and clean. I will definitely be back. It was a great stay."

"So close to everything"

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"Great place , comfortable beds great staff . Breakfast was very good. Would definitely come back again and recommend "

"Beautiful Place, great location"

"We reserved for two nights but couldn’t stay the second."

"Excellent, perfect, beautiful location, accessible to everything in walking distance, and yet serenity and a beautiful view. Every staff member I came in touch with was so lovely and polite and kind and treated you like a valued guest showing you how much they appreciated the business in hopes that you will return what a nice change from understaffed hotels like the Holiday Inn express, which is what I normally stay at or the Hilton and Hampton Inn. Those are all very pleasant, but this was so personal with Florida charm and completely updated contemporary rooms that were immaculate. The coastal River right across the street boats and marina was so charming."

"Stayed there a week and while while looking for houses in St. Johns and the stay was nothing to write home about. The House Keeping and the communication between and from the staff at the hotel does need improvement. Even though room "refreshing" is said to be done every alternate day, we had to chase these guys to get our room "refreshed" after 4 days. The pool was nice, but make sure to ask for towels before you go, as there were many times none were stocked by the pool. Lastly, if you are planning on working form the property, be prepared. Not only is the internet not great but we had a whole day of no internet (where folks could not check in and had to be escorted to their rooms to open them). So, I used my phone as a hot spot. Definitely an eye opener. "