Rose Villa

Today, the Rose Villa stands as a beautifully preserved example of turn-of-the-century Victorian architecture. The restaurant serves southern cuisine and offers indoor and outdoor seating.


History
The Rose Villa, established in 1901, began as an elegant bed and breakfast and an exclusive extension of Henry Flagler’s famed Ormond Hotel. Operating until the mid-1950s, it also served as a ticket station for the Flagler Railroad, welcoming distinguished guests who desired more privacy than the grand hotel could offer.