About
The Old Spanish Consulate places you close to Downtown Pensacola’s restaurants, festivals, parks, entertainment and historic neighborhoods while surrounding you with the architecture and character of another era. Step through the gates of one of Pensacola’s most distinctive historic properties and stay somewhere that feels like part of the city’s story.
The experience begins with your own private sitting room, a comfortable retreat featuring a large flat-screen TV, personal library and hideaway bed for one additional guest.
Beyond the sitting room, the bedroom feels like its own private wing. At its center is a luxurious king- size pillow-top bed, complemented by decorative fireplaces, a writing desk and an eclectic art collection. Above the king bed hangs a signed lithograph of Picasso’s “The Lovers,” adding another unexpected detail to this one-of-a-kind historic stay.
Open the doors to your private entrance onto the second-floor veranda, where you can experience the atmosphere of historic Pensacola and the charm of La Rua Street from above. Designed to be an experience of its own, the private columned bath features a Jacuzzi tub for two, double vanities and a dramatic marble-and-glass multi-head rain shower with wall sprays. It is an indulgent retreat after a day spent exploring Pensacola.
For added convenience, your apt includes a refrigerator, microwave and Keurig coffee maker, and the entire house is supplied with filtered and softened water. Just a short walk from your accommodations, the rear garden opens to the estate’s inviting saline pool and spa. Spend the morning exploring historic Pensacola, return for an afternoon beside the water, and finish the evening relaxing within the grounds of this extraordinary 19th-century property.
The pool and spa are shared amenities for registered guests of The Old Spanish Consulate. A security camera is located by the pool area for property and guest safety. There are rules for the pool that are listed in the house manual inside the apartment and the unit information.
Make The Old Spanish Consulate Part of Your Pensacola Story
You could book a typical hotel room—or you could wake beneath a Picasso lithograph, step onto the
veranda of an 1889 Pensacola landmark, relax in a Jacuzzi tub for two and end your day beside the pool and spa.
Book The General at The Old Spanish Consulate and experience historic Pensacola from a place with a story all its own.
