Best Historic Stays, As seen on TV, Food Sarah Phinney Best Historic Stays, As seen on TV, Food Sarah Phinney

Best Historic Stays: La Concha Key West

A Key West icon is shining brighter than ever. La Concha Key West, now part of the Autograph Collection, recently completed a $35 million renovation that honors its storied past while introducing a fresh, elevated experiences. Set in the heart of Key West’s historic district, this legendary landmark puts you right in the middle of it all, with the buzz of Duval Street just steps away.

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As seen on TV, Best Historic Stays, Food Sarah Phinney As seen on TV, Best Historic Stays, Food Sarah Phinney

Best Historic Stays: Casa Monica Resort & Spa in St. Augustine

The most iconic place to stay in the nation’s oldest city is Casa Monica Resort & Spa. You wouldn’t know it now, but this luxury hotel has been overlooked, shuttered, and even used as a government building during its 130+ year history. Thankfully, in recent decades, it’s been restored to its original grandeur and is now one of the most sought-after places to stay in St. Augustine.

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Best Historic Stays, Food, Stays, As seen on TV Sarah Phinney Best Historic Stays, Food, Stays, As seen on TV Sarah Phinney

Best Historic Stays: Tarpon Lodge on Pine Island 

In a quiet corner of the largest island on Florida’s Gulf Coast, you’ll find Tarpon Lodge. Dating back to 1926, this old-school fishing lodge, now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has seen several transformations over the decades, but today it’s back to its roots and better than ever.

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Best Historic Stays: Island Hotel on Cedar Key

Step inside one of Florida’s most storied stays. From its beginnings as a 19th-century general store to its transformation into a beloved hotel, this coastal icon has seen it all — fires, hurricanes, and decades of change. I’m taking you inside Jimmy Buffett’s favorite room, to the dining room where a legendary salad still lives on, and through the halls of the Island Hotel, which continues to charm travelers more than 160 years after it was built.

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