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Historical Traveler Reviews St. George Inn Saint Augustine
Excellent Lodging
The St. George Inn combines the convenience of a hotel with the service of a bed and breakfast. The inn is new and has been built to look old and fit in with the St. Augustine architecture. The rooms are spacious, clean and nicely appointed. Its location at the end of the pedestrian mall is quite convenient. We would definitely stay here again.
Don't make a mistake!
Don't make a mistake and miss an oppotunity to stay in this Inn. Barbara is a transplanted New Englander who knows how to make you feel special. The rooms are wonderful and if you time it right you can secure one with a balcony view of the Fort and the gates of Old St. Augustine. You are right at the beginning of the historic district and can walk all around on streets where cars are prohibited. The Orange trolleys are the best way to take a crash course on St. Augustine and you pick it up a half a block away by the "Oldest Drugstores" parking lot (which is where you park for the Inn for a measly $5.00) which is also operated by a woman that understands how important being polite to her customers is. Our visit to St. Augustine was wonderful but had we not stayed at The St. George Inn, it wouldn't have been the same.
Great Location, Great Staff and Great Room!
I stayed at the St. George Inn November 14 -15 2004 and had a great time! I arrived at the Inn from Jacksonville for the last leg of my vacation. I was excited because I read the reviews here and was very pleased. The staff was very helpful and went out of their way to make sure I was comfortable.
I stayed in the Santiago room which was just beautiful. It was very clean and well furnished. The bed was very comfortable and was super clean. The breakfast served was wonderful. You didn't have to worry about breakfast running out because there was plenty.
The location was perfect. It's right on St. George street where all the shops and restaurants are located. The Old Fort and City Gates are just across the street. Other attractions like the Oldest School and Colonial Spanish Quarter are also a few blocks from the hotel. The Sightseeing Trolley is located a steps from the Inn. It can be a little noisy at night because of the tourists but by 11pm it was quiet enough for me to sleep.
The rates were very reasonable. I paid $86.11 (tax included) per night for the Santiago room.
When I go back to St. Augustine I will stay at the St. George Inn!!
As paul would say now what LOL
All I can say is this is the best place to stay in St. Augustine and paul and lori make you feel at home i want to thank them for makeing my many stays there so great thanks again for being there for me
Absolutely romantic
My husband and I stayed at the St. George Inn for our 1st wedding anniversary. I have done a lot of traveling and I can honestly say that this was one of the best hotels I have ever stayed at. They were extremely helpful and even upgraded our room when we told them it was our anniversary! Our room had a balcony that was overlooking the street and we could also see the castillo and the water. There were wonderful wooden rocking chairs on the balcony. From the side windows we could see into the yard of the oldest wooden school house. There is a candy shop downstairs and the smells were wonderful. We could hear music from the street that added to the atmosphere. The room was clean and beautifully decorated. The hotel is in a good location and we felt enveloped by the St. Augustine ambiance.
It just had a great feel. We would stay here again in a heartbeat if we ever get back to St. Augustine!
Great Service - Great Inn
I have nothing but excellent things to say about this lovely inn located on St. George street in the historic district of St. Augustine. The new owners (special thanks to Irving) have done a lovely job with renovations and the service is second to none. St. George street is a great pedestian street located just across the street from the ocean and the Castillo de San Marco. We stayed in a lovely room on the 2nd floor with a great view of the Castillo. (The only downfall travelling with a baby was not having an elevator to get all the luggage and baby gear to our room - but the staff was SO helpful). I had a medical emergency while there and the owners insisted on waiving the telephone charges I incurred. The rate was excellent ($99) and included a simple but well stocked continental breakfast served in the small lobby area. I am in the hotel sales industry and I have to say I was more impressed with the staff at the St. George than I have been in a long time!! Thanks for a wonderful stay. We will be back soon!!
The Whitfield Family, Miami, Florida
Excellent Service!!!
This small hotel was great! We had the least expensive room (Santiago) for two nights in June, but it exceeded our expectations! The hotel staff was beyond wonderful, in that they talked us in to the hotel from the interstate (it's easy to get lost in St. Augustine), printed directions to various places we mentioned about visiting, and let us use their personal computer for business! The breakfast was delicious, and had good variety. The room was actually rather large, and had a nice bathroom. The only problems were that the air conditioning was not powerful, so the room was very warm all day and night (even with the fan on high). Also, the bathroom had a handicapped shower, and the water spilled all over the floor. We will definitely stay at St. George Inn if we visit St. Augustine again, but select a different (lower level) room.
Loved our stay
My husband and I stayed at the St George Inn the week of July 4th 2004 and had a wonderful time. It is located in the heart of everything. You can walk to almost anything in the historical area. the staff at the Inn were among the kindest and helpfulest I have seen. The only draw back to the city is it starts up late, 10:00am and stops at about 6:00pm. After that time there is very little to do but eat or drink. I would gladly stay at the St George Inn again and will refer them to anyone that ask about our trip. Thanks again to the staff at St George Inn for a wonderful stay.
Danny & Sandra Faulk
Great Stay
Spent five GREAT days at the St George Inn in St Augustine. Special thanks to Paul and Tina. Everyone was great, service is great - location great!!! Price was great, too! Thoroughly enjoyed the time at the St George and plan to return.
Great location, but a bit noisy
I was whisked away last weekend by my boyfriend, now fiance, to St. Augustine. We stayed at St. George's inn Friday and saturday night. The location was fabulous! Right on St. George street! ('THE' tourist stop). the rooms overlook a small courtyard off of st george which has a great coffee shop. Great for morning coffee, and afternoon, etc...while watching the world go by. You're right on St. George and can walk the whole thing from there! Our room had a balcony that overlooked the cemetary (not as morbid as it sounds), and we could see the fort and the water from there. It was really a great location! The room was nice enough. Furnishings were nice, bed was firm, and the room was big enough. Sink was in the bedroom with only shower stall and toilet in the bathroom. There was also a mini-fridge in the room. Nice thing was that the fridge and TV were both in cabinets, so they were hidden away.
Also, the manager there was fabulous! He was very nice and is eager to give information. He found that my fiancee was trying to get a reservation at a specific restaurant and that he was going to propose over dinner. The manager kept calling and calling for him (line was very busy) until he was able to get a reservation.
OK, so now the not so good stuff...I got very little sleep on Saturday night. The walls must be so thin. We were watching TV (not turned down really low) and we could hear the guy next door snoring...with the TV on!!! We thought that was pretty funny...at the time. I was finally able to get to sleep amidst the snoring, but I was woken up before 7am when that neighbor's cell phone rang...it was a woman on the phone...she was quite loud...I could actually hear the annunciated words! (like I said, walls MUST be really thin!) When I tried to go back to sleep, I was very dismayed to realize that the tour trains start at 7am and are quite loud. They of course go right by the cemetary, right outside the window and they go by what seemed like every 15 minutes or so.
Luckily, my noisy neighbor left on Saturday, and the tour trains don't start until 9am on Sunday, so I got a much better night sleep the second night.
What would I say overall about this hotel? The location is excellent! The rooms were nice enough, just bring earplugs! I would really highly recommend this hotel, if you have a set of earplugs!
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How to get reclaimed heart of pine to 'go' with old...
Our home was built in the early 1900's. We have original heart of pine (tongue and groove) floors in the living room & 1 bed room. This house has been added to several times. We recently enclosed the small porch and made that area part of our living room. My DH wanted to put new pine floors over the originals and I nearly had a fit! So after much discussion, he agreed to purchasing reclaimed heart of pine from a mill not far from us. We went to the mill and explained (and showed pics) of what we have. He said there would be no problem matching the "select" grade. After ordering enough to do the newly expanded living room and 2 other bed rooms, we receive our order to find that the reclaimed wood does not go well with the original floors. The reclaimed is lighter, and has more knots (character) in it. It's beautiful flooring...but how can I get the different (looking) woods to work together? I have to use this floor! It's not a huge addition to our living room; and the thought is to allow the difference to act as a division from foyer (so to speak) into the living room. I REALLY wanted to use pure tongue oil to finish the floor, but it doesn't match nor does it contrast greatly...My brain is in "over-load" trying to figure this out....Suggestions greatly appreciated!
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We have oil finished floors. About 5 yrs ago, we added new white oak in a room, while the rest of the house was 1919 white oak. Our flooring guy told us that, over time, oil would allow the new wood to "age" and match the old. This has happened. All our flooring is golden in color. We had to move out of our house for 2 nights at the time the oil was applied because the smell was toxic.
If you want it to match perfectly from day 1, it probably won't happen. If you can let it match over time, oil is the way to go.
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Don't know what to make....
for Christmas dinner at work. The few people who signed up to bring dishes are all bringing side dishes or dessert. Most didn't get specific so I have no idea what they're bringing. I was going to do seafood crepes like we do at home but one person told me she doesn't like seafood so I'm not doing that. So, I'm thinking turkey or lasagna....or something else. Any ideas? Someone is bringing some kind of relish tray and someone might bring leftover ham from their dinner at home....that's all I know.
I have to make my mind up today because I'm working overtime tomorrow at our other hospital so won't have time to do anything tomorrow.
Kath, I was going to suggest a roast chicken from whichever store has the best price. Slice it at home and re wrap to take it.
BeeOHIO, that is exactly what I'm doing for Christmas Eve. Kroger had Armour Meatballs on special for $1.99 for a bag of 26 small meatballs. Recipe from a friend says 2 bottles of Kraft Honey BBQ sauce and 1 bottle of Kraft Original BBQ sauce. I had these at the friend's house a couple weeks ago and they are sooo good.
Price wise the chicken and the meatballs will be about the same.
Hope this helps.
Are you still getting the people that just come in to eat and aren't in your group, Kath? That would irk me to pieces.
I like the idea of cutting up a couple of rotisserie chickens, you can't buy a raw chicken for the price they sell them for cooked.
Or you could buy the rotisserie chicken and make a hot chicken salad with it.
Hot Chicken salad
1/4 C. mayo
2 C diced cooked chicken
1 C chopped celery
2 T. lemon juice
1/2 C.slivered almonds
2 tsp chopped onion
1 can cream of chicken soup
potato chips, crushed
3/4 c. grated cheddar cheese
Mix first 7 ingredients together thoroughly. Place in 9 x 13dish. Mix together crushed potato chips and cheese and sprinkle on top of casserole Bake 400, 30 - 45 minutes or until bubbly. Serves 6 - 8 recipe can be easily doubled or tripled.
I like the rotissiere chicken idea. You haven't been feeling all that hot so make it easy on yourself. But if you really want to make something, you could try this recipe that Jasdip posted. I was going to make it at T-giving but I needed my crockpot for the mashed potatoes. I will be making it soon. It looks like a lot of "stuff" but if you read the recipe, it would go together pretty fast. Sure sounds delicious!
SLOW-COOKER STUFFING/DRESSING (Jasdip@KT)
1 cup butter or margarine
2 cups chopped onion
2 cups chopped celery
1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
12 cups dry bread cubes
1 teaspoon poultry seasoning
1 1/2 teaspoons dried sage
1 teaspoon dried thyme
1/2 teaspoon dried marjoram
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
4 1/2 cups chicken broth, or as needed
2 eggs, beaten
Melt butter or margarine in a skillet over medium heat. Cook onion, celery, and parsley in butter, stirring frequently.
Spoon cooked vegetables over bread cubes in a very large mixing bowl. Season with poultry seasoning, sage, thyme, marjoram, and salt and pepper. Pour in enough broth to moisten, and mix in eggs. Spray slow-cooker with non-stick spray and transfer mixture to slow cooker. Cook on High for 45 minutes, then reduce heat to Low, and cook for about 4 hours.
You cannot let one person rule what a person brings. If you feel like you want to make your seafood crepes--go for it and that person will, I am sure find other things to eat. You do what you feel is best for you. Enjoy and have a great holiday season.
If you want to take lasagna, Luckygardnr posted this a while back. Also made in the crockpot so it's very easy and will stay warm. When I made it I left out the mushrooms and red pepper and used cottage cheese, because I like the milder taste of it over the ricotta (also like the price better). It's yummy! Oh--if you have 4 hours of work before anyone eats, I suggest putting all the ingredients in the crockpot but not cooking it until you get to work. Four hours was plenty with the newer, warmer crockpots.
8 lasagna noodles, uncooked
1 lb. ground beef or ground turkey (I used about 1-1/4 lb.)
1 tsp. Italian Seasoning
28 oz. jar spaghetti sauce
1/3 cup water
1 small carton of fresh mushrooms (I didn't use)
15 oz. ricotta or 24 oz. cottage cheese (can use low fat)
2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
1 red pepper (I didn't use)
1 sweet onion
1. Break noodles. Place half in bottom of greased slow cooker or use a Reynolds Slow Cooker Bag and there's no mess.
2. Brown ground beef. Drain. Stir in Italian seasoning. Spread half over noodles in slow cooker.
3. Layer half of sauce and water, half of mushrooms, half the pepper, half of the onion, half of ricotta or cottage cheese and half of mozzarella cheese over beef. Repeat layers.
4. Cover. Cook on low for 4-5 hours. (You can also double these ingredients and make 3 layers.) With newer crock pots, 4 hours is enough.
I'd do something easy, and crowd-pleasing like baked ziti. You can do it with our without meat (I often just quarter purchased meatballs, and toss them in). Either way, it will serve as a main dish, and everyone loves it. Not to mention, you can put one together in about 20 minutes (not counting baking time.
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If a person use 100% RO water and builds it back up with minerals. Is that a bad thing? Or when people warn you about RO it's not including water additions.
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There is a sticky here that talks about ithttp://www.homebrewtalk.com/f128/bre...primer-198460/
I'm pretty sure those warnings are about using only RO water... That's my $.02 anyway.
RO water plus salts/minerals allows you to obtain a particular water profile and mimic those of famous locales (e.g. Burton upon Trent).
I would WAY recommend using RO water and adding minerals as opposed to following a recipe that calls for "add 1 tsp gypsum" or some other insane recommendation. Unless you know where your water is starting (and where the recipe author's water started), how can you assume that their water additions are going to produce the effect they are supposed to elicit in your water & subsequent beer?!?
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I use nothing but RO from Glacier water machines outside grocery stores and have made some great tasting beers of all styles. Most of the brewers I've met here in Phoenix do the same. I'm not knocking or disputing those that get scientific with mineral additions, but until I run into a style that isn't turning out like I expect, I'm keeping it simple.
I've read the primer like 7 times. However I keep having people tell me using 100% RO will,taste horrible. So are they thinking that I would NOT built the water back up?
Ive read on this forum that diluting 4:1 RO is ok but 100% is not good."I" feel 100% is good IF it's built back up.
I agree 100% RO with no additions would be pretty foul.
Pure RO water without any mineral additions to restore desirable ionic concentrations does not produce a great beer in most cases in my opinion. For very light and delicate styles, it is not really that detrimental to flavor. But in styles that benefit from water mineralization for flavor, its going to be noticable. To me, that means that for most beers, having adequate levels of calcium, chloride, and sulfate to fit the beer character is a good idea. Other ions such as magnesium and sodium can also enhance flavor, but typically within a small range of concentrations.
The recommendations in the Primer are a good starting point for brewing with RO water.
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Just curious, but I understood that with 100% RO water you wouldn't be able to balance your pH either, as the brewing salts contribute to that as well. For an AG beer wouldn't the enzymatic activity and also your efficiency be low?
For what its worth the guru at our local club uses all RO water then adjusts with brewing salts to the proper water profile for the style and malt bill, and he has had many award winning brews.
Starting with RO and building up your profile is fine. This is what I do as our drinking water is community well and it's terrible.
The biggest downside I see with using RO is the waste and the time it takes to collect.
Residential systems waste about 4-5 gallons for each gallon or RO they make.
Using my system, it takes me about a day to collect the 15-18 gallons I need. I've started looking into some more commercial type systems and small pumps to increase the pressure across the RO membrane.
sasky7777 - that was the main thing with my question. So far I see no harm in using 100% RO IF you rebuild the water.
My question is what are the important minerals to really obsess over. Obviously Calcium, Sulfate and Chloride. Magnesium from what I gather will normally take care of itself from the grain?? What else am I missing that "should not" be missed?
Am I correct in assuming Ajdelange's Primer use 100% RO as a Baseline?


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Does anyone have suggestions for wild turkeys
Okay so here we go another year of the garden of eaten.I am used to handling the deer.Have several methods for them.. But this year we are being over ran by wild turkeys we get several groups numbering from 3 to 34.The snow is melting and they total anything green.Including the yews,junipers, even the muhgo pines.We just found a few bulbs peeking up nest to our water garden, so now the concern is about the beginning of the green sprouts being cleaned out.
These goofy birds have pecked away inches of blue foam board, they come up on the deck and peck at their reflections,, lol and like geese they can crap alot(sure its free fertilizer).Real special out on the deck.They even find ways to get up into the sunflower seed we put out for the little birds.They hit the feral cats dishes right off, and well the sedums on the roof have taken some pretty good hits since melt down started.Okay and then there is nothing quite as special as looking out your window to see several turkeys trying to eat the stone and wood on the window ledge.We have tried baiting them further down the road as well, it does not work.Lately we have taken to throwing snowballs and firecrackers at them.
There have been several suggestions, but its not legally turkey season here and wild turkey is tough dark meat no matter how ya cook it.
Anyone have suggestions?
Wow, that sounds like a challenging problem!
I've heard that anything that reminds them of their natural predators (eagles, bobcats, coyotes) might cause them to stay away; another idea would be to catch them with live traps and then release them elsewhere, if it's legal...
My initial suggestion was wild rice stuffing, but I guess that's out. ;-)
At a kite store nearby, they have eagle kites that you can put in your yard. In the wind, they swoop and fly like real birds. The first time I saw one, it took me a couple seconds to realize that it wasn't a real bird. And I've been to college. Turkeys haven't.
I also saw, in the Gardener's Edge catalog today, fake coyotes and bobcats that are supposed to scare away pests.
I don't think anything would scare my squirrels, though. Even the neighborhood cats don't scare them off.
Well the eagles and bobcats do not seem to phaze them.I live next to the lake and have had 4 eagles flying around even circling and they do not run.Every thing else does feral cats, squirrels, and little birds disappear instantly.
Bobcats live down here and a mountain lion as well but I think they are pretty much nocturnal here and the goofy birds are up roosting in the trees at night..
Cars seem to be their best predator here so far,at least when they get up onto the highway.
If the huney was not allergic to dogs I would barrow one to chase them around for a week.Hmm maybe the fake predator could be an option if I moved it around on the roadside in front of the house.
We have been hoping that they move back up into the mountains with the snowmelt, Please please please...Before the vege garden gets put in.
LOl, after reading the trapping suggestion, called the game warden, no go on that since we are in their natural range and their population is just reaching a healthy level. bah
David,, I do not have much of a grasshopper problem, do you think anyone would notice if I shipped a few down there to be spoiled,lol, not to mention for some reason my other half has decided we need to go back to raising chickens so we have a hundred of them coming in a week or so.
Thanks for the help, any suggestions are worth checking into.
Oh, you have my condolences, Mary. That's the pits. We get them en masse in the late summer/fall. They made seeding the lawn a real challenge. The turkey vultures are around here in the spring so no problem with the turkeys until the fall when the turkey vultures leave. Guess you can hope some of those show up. Turkeys are a nuisance and stop traffic quite often around here as they meander and mosey across or down the roads. And the giant turkey turds are so pleasant to encounter. :P My pooch doesn't realize they are bigger than he is but does his best to chase them out of the yard then looks at me like, "What are THOSE?"
Gotta admit there is nothing quite like walking barefoot out to the truck and and splop turkey crap between the toes,, uck and yuck.The turkey vultures show up when we get a roadkilled deer down on the property.LOL, thats bad now I am thinking about picking up roadkill to get rid of turkeys,, eaaagads,,hehehe
Never thought of the airhorn, I will be picking up one of those this afternoon ,possibly to go with my roadkill,lol,My neighbors are not close enough to be bothered so its a great idea.They do not run from the sprinklers, they jump,gobble and move out of the way but thats it.
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A month or so ago Hobby Lobby had some rock tumblers on sale so I just had to have one. I didn't use it, though, until I saw the frame Silvamae did and then I decided it would be the perfect Christmas gift for my DD. I had never used one or even heard a rock tumbler before so I had no idea how loud it really was. Yes, the instructions told me and suggested it be put somewhere so it wouldn't be heard. I have to be SHOWN, though, before I believe some things and so I set it up right here in my craft/computer room. Alrighty, then, now I believe!!! It hasn't even been two days yet but it's going outside today to my workshop. I have my radio right beside but I can't hear it without turning it up LOUD! We live and learn, don't we??? Well, sometimes.....
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Or not have room in the garage for the car, in my case! We didn't have time to get to HobLob or Harbor F yesterday cuz we shopped at other places until I really nearly dropped. Thanks, NICE. That's the reason I want a tumbler to knock off the real sharp points. If you can achieve that in one night, then I think I DO need one. ROSIE - that vow we made about next Thursday - hmmmmmmmmmmm. May have to change that. ROSIE and I go shopping just about every Thursday after we make our weekly donation run to a homeless shelter. After we spent so much money yesterday, we said "next Thursday we're coming straight home after the shelter run".
I just bought one today, for my daughter for Christmas, at Harbor Freight for $39.00.It has two tumblers. The guy told me to keep it away from the house, It will drive you nuts! He also said to throw the rocks you want to tumble against something hard, and see if they break before you tumble them, because those will turn to little pebbles, and to use rocks much larger then you plan for them to turn out, because they shrink more than you think, and some take 6 weeks or more!!ahhhh!! I didn't know any of that!
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Crazy photo! The airports outside the US seem so strange and wonderful to me. Thanks for sharing!!
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Nice shot, but I don't really like this terminal. Congested and stuffy :))
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Feet back on the ground
... another 4 miles, which is a return trip to a waterfall we decided not to day.
As usual on Kauai there was a good deal of "up" which of course turns into "down" on the way back which is bad news for old worn out knees. It was not long before we were both huffing and puffing and sweaty in the humidity. We arrived at Kalalau Beach at about 1:00 and had a banana and muesli bar for lunch to prepare ...
... Corie, Boys, M&D played Chutes & Ladder DINNER: RED SALT (Ko'a Kea Hotel & Resort) Crab Cakes/Shashimi/Rolls Didn't particularly care for the Boursin roll Saki (Rihaku/Wandering Poet) - 2 bottles! Nice après-dinner stroll on the ...
A Tale of Two Islands
... was a bit of a conversation following that revelation! The next day we flew to our last Hawaiian island, Kauai. It's the fourth largest island, but, again, very different from the others. It's very lush and green with lots of rainforest. It's very warm and the beaches are great but, in stark contrast, the centre of the island is one of the wettest places on Earth, with an average of 450+ inches of rain annually. Needless to say, we have avoided ...