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About The Alcazar Room
The Alcazar Room is a historic, theater-style venue located at 75 King Street in the heart of downtown St. Augustine, within the Lightner/City Hall complex. This public meeting space has hosted City Hall meetings, Lightner Museum presentations, and screenings for the St. Augustine Film Festival. With a comfortable capacity of approximately 68–69 seats, it’s well-suited for presentations, lectures, small conferences, and community gatherings. We’ve got you covered with practical details on parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan a seamless visit.
Conveniently situated in the Flagler/Alcazar Hotel building, The Alcazar Room reaffirms its historic character while offering modern refurbishment completed after Hurricane Matthew in 2016 and reopened in February 2017. Accessible via a paid downtown lot behind the Lightner Museum, the venue is also served by the free STAR Circulator that runs through Historic Downtown. If you’re traveling for a meeting or event, check our curated recommendations for nearby hotels like the Casa Monica Resort & Spa and other downtown accommodations, along with trusted local restaurants. Secure your seats and arrangements with our easy, no-fuss booking process, guided by your reliable connection at Gold Coast Tickets.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 75 King Street, St. Augustine, FL 32084.
- Venue type: Public meeting room for the City of St. Augustine (in the Lightner/City Hall complex).
- Seating: Theater-style seating for presentations.
- Capacity: Approximately 68–69 seats (as cited in historic coverage).
- Notable uses: City Hall meetings, Lightner Museum presentations, and as a screening space for the St. Augustine Film Festival.
- Parking: Paid downtown lot behind the Lightner Museum.
- Transit: Free STAR Circulator serves the Historic Downtown area.
- Nearby hotels: Casa Monica Resort & Spa (Downtown St. Augustine) and other downtown accommodations.
- History: The Alcazar Room is not demolished or renamed; it sits in the historic Flagler/Alcazar Hotel building (front half occupied by the City since 1973) and was refurbished after Hurricane Matthew in 2016, reopening in February 2017.