Pool At Casa Monica Resort & Spa, St. Augustine, Florida
Relax poolside or at a cabana at the outdoor pool or enjoy a whirlpool on the second level, adjacent to the pool. Heated towels provided.
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Cordova Lounge
Sip a masterfully crafted cocktail and savor light bites at our bar while live music performances immerse guests in the spirit of downtown St. Augustine.
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Cordova Wine Room
Enjoy a private dining experience in the Cordova Wine Room.
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Hotel Exterior
Hotel exterior featuring a grand fountain in the center of the courtyard.
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Arial View Of Casa Monica Resort & Spa
Today, the hotel’s renovated exterior from the corner of Cordova Street has a stately stone column rising to the third story, supporting a circular balcony with a unique doorway built into a corner. From here the two wings of the hotel extend, one down Cordova Street and the other making up the west façade on King St. The lower row of windows is framed by balconies like those found in Seville. Casa Monica Resort & Spa is celebrated for its Moorish Revival-style architecture, it also contains aspects of Spanish Baroque-themed design aesthetics.
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Façade Of Casa Monica Resort & Spa
William F. Smith first designed the Casa Monica Resort & Spa in 1887, he used a wonderful blend of Moorish Revival and Spanish Baroque architectural styles. Moorish Revival, also referred to as Neo-Moorish, was one of the Revivalist architectural forms from the 19th century that sought to preserve earlier examples of historical architecture.
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Casa Monica Ballroom
Wedding reception at Casa Monica Resort & Spa.
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Flagler Ballroom Prefunction Area At Casa Monica Resort & Spa, St. Augustine, Florida
Named after Henry Morrison Flagler, founder of Standard Oil and former owner of the hotel, the Flagler Ballroom boasts 3,600 sq ft and entwines vintage Moroccan charm with grand portraiture on the walls.