Tuck into the history of St. Augustine, Fla. — the nation’s oldest continuously occupied city — at Casa Monica Hotel, one of the city’s original structures. Built in a blend of grand Moorish Revival and Spanish Barouque Revival styles in 1888 by architect Franklin W. Smith, and rebranded two years later by railroad tycoon and developer Henry Morrison Flagler, the hotel has played host to Martin Luther King and Desmond Tutu. Centrally located in the historic district on Cordova St., the 1888 structure is a member of both the Autograph Collection and the Historic Hotels of America National Trust. Inside, the sumptuous lobby includes frescos, glittering chandeliers and fountains.

Take in live music in the Cobalt Lounge, relax at the rooftop pool, or indulge at the new Poseidon Spa. Exclusive sea-themed treatments include Ocean Odyssey (an anti-aging, full-body acupressure massage), Aphrodite (exfoliation, soothing body wrap and green clay facial masque), and the Poseidon Signature Massage with therapeutic essential oils and steamy towels. Later, explore the narrow, cobblestoned streets and lovely Spanish architecture on foot or from the seat of a modern tour tram (or less-modern horse-drawn carriage). Close by, guests can experience The World Golf Village and its World Golf Hall of Fame & Museum, along with a collection of world-class golf courses that includes TPC Sawgrass.