Built in the late 1800's as a private home and winter retreat for a wealthy Boston businessman, it became an Inn called "Aunt Peg's Bed and Breakfast" in 1995. The name was changed to "At Journey's End Bed & Breakfast" when Ellen Cook and John July became the proprietors nearly 14 years ago. When the current owner, Tim Millbern purchased the Inn in November, 2009, the name and the engaging "compass" logo were retained due to their classic meanings for travelers whether from around the world or from just around the corner.
But since then not much else has stayed the same. Innkeeper Millbern has invested over $185,000 updating nearly every aspect of the Inn. From modernizing the bathrooms and furnishings to adding inviting outdoor spaces for Guests. The vision was to create an Inn that met the needs of the modern day traveler yet stay true to the building's Victorian heritage. At Journey's End dubbed their decor as "doily-free"(#doilyfree), or a "Victorian Fusion".
Located within 400 metres of Old St Augustine Village and 600 metres of The Ximenez Fatio House, At Journey's End features rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in St. Augustine. The property features inner courtyard and quiet street views, and is 500 metres from Flagler College. There is free private parking and the property provides paid airport shuttle service.
At the guest house, the units have a outdoor furniture and a flat-screen TV. Every unit has a coffee machine, a private bathroom and free WiFi, while certain rooms include a terrace and some have garden views. At the guest house, every unit is fitted with bed linen and towels.
The area is popular for cycling, and bike hire is available at the guest house. The guest house has a picnic area where you can spend a day out in the open.
Popular points of interest near At Journey's End include Spanish Quarter Museum, Castillo de San Marcos National Monument and Castillo de San Marcos.
