A great boutique hotel. Clean rooms. Friendly staff. Heads up: office closes at midnight. Had water and coffee in lobby. Loved this place.

Unfortunately I was a bit disappointed in the EO. Although very clean and I felt very safe, the bed was uncomfortable, (old), pillows were uncomfortable the sink and vanity was "camper style" small and the shower was pitiful. I was so uncomfortable and had a hard time sleeping I ended up leaving my reservation early to stay at the Alfond Inn which was exceptional. Ended up spending twice as much but was well worth the hotel experience I got at the Alfond Inn. EO, please replace your beds and provide a sleeping experience that customers will relish. In a town with more than enough hotel rooms to choose from, you can try harder. read more

I send all my visiting friends to the Eo Inn... it's a super cute, comfy newly renovated hotel right next to Lake Eola... it's Orlando's best keep secret. read more

End of COVID review here: DO NOT STAY IN THE STANDARD ROOM HERE. We paid slightly over $80 for one night king bed. I've stayed in plenty of $50/night motels and less expensive hotel options, but this one took the cake on a horrible night. The hotel lobby was not open to visitors until check-in, you have to wait in your car or until someone is there to let you in to the building by dropping a key card outside in a box. At 3PM check-In, the front desk attendant literally told my friend that "she hoped our room was clean" upon giving us the key. Our room was right over the brewery next door and there was music shaking the floor all night, even past their closing time. The white bed sheets had several stains on them, but thankfully the staff nicely agreed to change them out for some clean ones. The end tables were basically falling apart with the handle coming off of one of them. Bed and pillows very uncomfortable. There were some questionable white stains on the headboard of the bed in plain site. Our bathroom was shower only, but several parts of the tile flooring would sink down when you walked over it as if the floor could potentially fall through. Pros - location of hotel is great, there was a mini fridge, plenty of towels, makeup remover and soap. Cons - basically everything else. read more

Avoid this place in general. But solo women travelers especially should just avoid this place. It's a whole lot of who needs it - in terms of lack of staff, lack of services, dead phone lines. Which is really ironic, since the marketing is clearly aimed at women. I was on a six-city business trip and wanted to stay in a homey inn that provided some relief from business traveler mega-chains (i.e., Holiday Inn Express or a Marriott Courtyard.) Eo Inn seemed like a great fit: a small boutique with "modern" rooms and a quaint location. First problem -- My flight landed late, so before booking, I called to see how Eo handles late check-ins. I got a call center instead of the front desk. The guy who answered didn't know but said the hotel would send an email after I booked. I booked and made a special note about checking in late. Nothing. No email. Concerned, I called again and I was told I would get an email with instructions. An hour later I got instructions about a lock box with a 4-digit code and some right and left hand twists to a knob. That's three calls just to figure out how to check in. Mind you, I'm juggling all kinds of flight, cab, bags and appointment schedules while trying grok this hotel's check-in policy. When I get to the hotel, it's close to midnight, the place is in lockdown, and there's no light over the black box. So, the cab driver parks his airport van with headlights shining onto the low lock box. I'm trying to juggle my dying iPhone -- which has the code, my computer bag and luggage. I have to tip the cabbie extra for helping me crack the Da Vinci code to get into the hotel. Once inside, the lobby is empty and dark. I feel my way to a staircase and shlep up three floors to the room only to find it dark with no bed turn-down. Even Motel 6 says, "We'll keep the light on for you." C'mon. [Keep in mind -- the room rate at Eo Inn in Orlando is the same that I just paid for a fantastic boutique hotel in Manhattan.] The room has seen lots of wear-and-tear. The wooden door jamb in the bathroom is splintered (watch the bare feet). The shampoos and gels are opened and half-used. The shower tile grout is slightly darkened, if not moldy. The duvet cover and sheets are wrinkled. One nice find: The wifi is easy to log onto and the signal is strong and free. After working a little, barely unpacking and dropping into a cold bed, it seems as if moments later, construction workers are hauling sheet rock and a metal ladder -- banging against the walls -- into my hallway. It's way too early to be sheet-rocking the ceiling right in front of my room. I get up to locate coffee and an internet connection nearby, then head to a meeting. When I come back, I try to take the elevator to the third floor. I wait for a few minutes. Nothing happens. I walk three flights to find the elevator filled with sheet rock while the hallway is covered with dust and equipment. I go back out to a bunch of meetings and get in late. Surprise, not a soul around. It's late and I'm thirsty and hungry. No water or ice that I can find. I need a wake up call. I pick up the phone and it's DEAD. A notice says the hotel turns the phones off during non-business hours. (Who stays in a hotel during business hours?) I figure this only makes sense since nobody works at the Eo Inn. If you need anything, you are completely on your own. Nobody works here. It's a ghost ship that continues to get bookings thanks to hapless Internet users who see some nice photos and go for it. This place is too expensive. The rooms are in lousy shape. There's nobody to call in the hotel who will help you. Your phone will be dead. Your bathroom products are already used. read more

I was given a gift certificate to this spa and it looked LOVELY! I heard reviews that people loved this spa as well so I was so excited when I arrived to receive: Massage Facial with special treatment on my eyes Manicure and Pedicure. I might be spoiled because I have been to Vegas 3 times and the Spas there are incredible. However, this Urban Spa is supposed to be a gem of a place. I did not see it this way. The rooftop deck was closed due to rain which stunk! It was gorgeous though, the entire Inn was beautiful! I received my massage first and it was not very invigorating, it was somewhat weak. Then I experienced my first facial and that was nice. My skin did feel great after that! As far as the mani/pedi...terrible. You would think such a nice place would have a beautiful salon but it was tiny. You could not fit more than 5 people in the room at a time so it was NOT relaxing with all the commotion going on. There was nothing special about either the manicure or pedicure, and for the price, i would have rather gone to a nail salon and got the job done and used the money saved for a nice lunch. There was also a sauna to use at your convenience but it was basically in the middle of a hallway and was as small as a closet. Overall, beautiful place, not relaxing, ok massage, great facial, sucky mani/pedi services. read more

Ok, I'll preface this with stating that I HATE giving negative reviews. It's been a good 3 weeks since I've stayed here and I'm still stewing a bit so I figured a review was necessary. First, I'd like to say that the staff is very nice and also helpful. That wasn't my issue at all, the room and the general feel of the hotel portion is what bothered me. My husband and I live in Seattle and were in Orlando for a wedding and by recommendation of the bride, I chose this inn. From the pictures, it looks like an amazing place to stay. But upon walking into the seedy elevator, I knew that it was anything but that cool hotel on the website. We quickly found our room on the third floor... a queen single with attached bath. The room was TINY. That in and of itself doesn't bother me much. I can handle a small room as not much time is really spent in it. But I walked into the bathroom and was beyond grossed out. I'm super nitpicky about kitchens and bathrooms being clean. I clean my own almost daily. This one looked clean but there were mold/mildew stains all over the tiles, the bathroom door was splintered and brown. There were brown stains all over the threshold between the bed and bathroom. Had the hotel not been booked solid (as were most of the ones in the area), I would've just left and moved on. But I couldn't so I sucked it up and stayed (did not dare walk barefoot anywhere in the room though). The next thing that put me off was how LOUD the A/C was. Upon inspecting the unit, I also noticed a large cockroach inside the grates. How disgusting! I will NEVER stay in this hotel again. I will also sway everyone I know from ever considering it. I truly hope this post turns people away from that place and that it gets shut down or renovated or something. read more

Before I moved to Orlando, this is where I would always stay on business. I have a sentimental attachment to it because I had good times in O-town when I stayed here, but I'm going to put that aside and try to be more objective. The good: great location. Literally across the street from Lake Eola Park, and above Panera (though be warned, some rooms smell like the bread...might irk some, but since I'm a starch lover I didn't mind). Since it's a boutique hotel, it does have a one-of-kind feel, and I like its simple design aesthetic: neutral whites, grays, and blacks punctuated by interesting art. Also - very comfy beds! The bad: the bathrooms are really tiny. We're talking one step above airplane counter space. The rooms are also rather small too, and can get stuffy even with air conditioning. Because it's a small place--maybe 16 rooms?--it's not staffed around the clock, so checking in and checking out can be a hassle if you come during non business hours...which is a little frustrating. Also, there is free parking in the back but make sure they give you a decal! I got towed once and was almost late to a meet a client. Overall: a fun little place, just don't expect the highest of service or largest of rooms. Good for a short stay when you want to be in walking distance of downtown and Thornton Park, and if it's important to you to support local businesses. read more

When I lived in South FL and I would travel to Orlando on business, I would always stay here. One of the things I look for in a hotel for business is quiet and privacy. For example, after a long day at a convention or visiting accounts, it's really nice to go somewhere quaint to unwind and get ready for the next day. EO Inn is in the Thornton Park neighborhood and puts you close to downtown destinations. Most importantly, it gets you out of the tourist muck and clears your head. If you are from out of town, it will show you what Orlando has to offer as a city, instead of a tourist trap. I never used the spa services but I definitely liked the hotel. Honestly, I didn't mind that the rooms were small. EO Inn may not be the right fit for many travelers, but I enjoyed my business travel when I stayed there. read more

Do not waste ur time. Had the $50 spa pedicure and it was not even in a jet tub. There was no special mask or scrub or massage adn the water in the pedi tub got cold fast. There was a nice paraffin dip. The manicurist was nice but complained throughout the treatment, making my excperience very unrelaxing. I could have gotten 10x better in SF for less than $20. Really disappointing. Next was the herbal wrap. The aesthetician was pretty cool, but she talked/borderline complained a lot too. The room she took me into for the treatment was calming and somewhat soothing in decor, but her chatter kinda ruined the effect quickly. The salve she concocted was applied while I was standing up, which I had never done before for a wrap. The heated blanket she wrapped me cooled almost completely within 5 minutes, despite all the layers. The pressure point facial massage she did felt like nothing more than her resting the pads of her fingers on my temples. Not soothing at all and I suspect, a bit rushed? This person was helpful in helping stay on schedule by adjusting the length and price for the treamtment. I would never pay 70 for such a msierable experience. And I couldn't wait to get out of there. read more

The Eo Inn is a posh little alternative to a major hotel chain. Upon arriving I immediately liked the look of the place, namely the black and lavender color scheme. Parking was perhaps a little confusing because the address is listed on Eola Drive, but the entrance is actually on the other side of the building. (There is a Panera on the first floor facing Eola but they didn't seem to have my reservation!) Once I made it inside I was greeted warmly by the clerk at the front desk. He was dressed all sharp which fit the decor nicely. As he finished checking me in he gave me my key and a card for a free glass of wine. Well hot damn! So far so good. I made my way up to the second floor and into my room and was VERY pleased to note that I had my own private balcony. The room wasn't anything super new or fancy but it was chic, unique, and quaint; what I expect from boutique hotels like this. The bathroom and bed were both standard, functional, and nice enough for me! I really enjoyed sitting with my laptop out on my balcony and working in the beautiful October weathe. Definitely a highlight of the room for me. I've seen some complaints about the noise level and thin walls, but I got a great night's sleep here! I'd definitely return next time I'm in the area. (And the fact that I get a discount thanks to my Yelp check-in doesn't hurt either!) read more

As the Yelp star description states for a 3-star review, this stay was A-OK. For the location, the price was good. But it was definitely one of the more unique hotel stays I have had. Upon arrival, the person at the front desk was one of the friendliest people. Honestly her warm welcome is what makes this review not dip down to the 2-star level. It was interesting to learn that there would be no staff available after midnight. I suppose with the small size of this hotel, it isn't completely out of the question for that to be the case. The room was just meh. Very blank and nondescript. And the things that were, were not on the good side. Some paint would have helped in many places. The bottom of both the bathroom door and room door were chipping away and almost looked moldy. I know the one in the bathroom was that way because of the water that escapes the doorless shower. Which was another issue all in itself. My side of the hotel did not have a balcony. But with co-workers on that side, I was able to check it out. It was very interesting with the long balcony connecting all of the rooms. It was great for us to have all that extra space. We had a lot of fun conversing and spending time out there. That was definitely the biggest plus of this place. Will I stay here again? Probably not. Unless I hear of a much needed remodel. read more

Beautiful place in a great location & a nice boutique setting. The bed was comfy, the room lovely in decor, the inn keepers were friendly and helpful. Loved that they had a Kuerig in the lobby for hot drinks! Thin walls, but what hotel doesn't have that feature :) read more

Stayed here during some business training - The inn is right across the street from the Day building - so the location was perfect. The lake is right across from the street, and there was even a great cheese and wine tasting! The owners of the Inn set up karaoke in the parking lot, and we sang all night. The service was top notch - front desk was happy to make special accommodations for our room, as well a late check out. Our bedding was comfortable, room clean, and the bathroom was huge. We stayed in the "Miss Sammie" room (211). Highly HIGHLY recommend this place! Wish I had time for a massage, because the spa looked heavenly. read more

My recent stay at The EO Inn was a great experience! Now, that being said, I did have a room off the 2nd floor balcony which was SIIIICK! What stood out to me the most was the exceptional customer service that I received. The night desk attendant was super sweet and helpful! The rooms are small, so If you are staying with someone you better really like them. Although compact, they served the purpose nicely. Very clean and cozy. Comfy bed with an abundance of fluffy pillows. The bathroom is small, especially the sink. The shower is large although only has one glass enclosure which leads to water getting on the floor when showering. They have an outside area on the second floor with a hot tub as well as chairs & tables. It is extremely convenient to everything in Downtown Orlando. Within walking distance to 7-11 and Publix. I would definitly stay at this cute, boutique style hotel again! read more

Eo Inn & Spa looks like a great spot from the website, but we had a terrible stay. We booked online and notified the hotel by phone that we'd be arriving late. On arrival, the promised greeter wasn't there; the premises was locked, and worse, dark. We stood in the creepy parking lot in the rain, repeatedly calling the two numbers on hotel's outside phone box. We walked around to the adjacent coffee shop, but no one there had any idea how to reach the hotel. So we went off to find a drink. About an hour later, I got a phone call from the hotel manager. He explained that he'd unexpectedly had to leave the premises, but had returned to await us. We were tired, so we hurried back. The attitude that greeted us was nothing short of icy, and we couldn't get any help with our bags. The lobby is tiny, really just a long, broad hallway with a narrow elevator at the back. Coffee and tea service is next to the front desk, and limited to early morning hours. There were no coffee/tea facilities in our room. I was pretty disappointed that sleeping in meant I couldn't get a cup of coffee without putting on a bra. The room was equally small and disappointing. There were touches of thoughtfully used space, but it felt crowded with heavy, hulking furniture. I will say: the bed was comfortable. I believe I dissolved into it. The bathroom was unremarkable, and not as modern as I would've expected given the hotel's theme. Our room phone did not work and was never repaired. Also, the lake-view jacuzzi was turned off the entire time we were there (in March), and no explanation was provided. A shared terrace stretches the length of the building outside the guest rooms. Despite how it's advertised, the balcony is unusable as a private space. Huge white curtains hang between each room's area, and whipped into our faces in the wind off the Lake. The curtain's bottom corner grommets had ripped off, so we couldn't even anchor it to make a screen. When we called to have this fixed, the attendant shrugged at it and left. We never saw him again, and we couldn't sit outside without gazing at our neighbors in their pajamas. We didn't take advantage of the spa because the hotel was so underwhelming. I'd wanted a massage, but why bother? I just wanted to get us out of there, and into a hotel that believes in providing good service. read more

I stayed here for one night over a holiday weekend. My fiancé and I were in town visiting my brother and found Eo Inn to be the best location and the most reasonably priced. I'm not a big fan of chain hotels (or chain anything really!), so keep that in mind while reading this. We checked in at 3pm on a Friday with no issue. The desk isn't 24 hours but we're pretty low maintenance travelers, so this had no effect on our experience. We stayed in the Queen Balcony room. Loved the balcony and found this side of the inn much more quiet. It would be my choice of rooms for future trips, for sure! The room is small (this building was long ago a youth hostel according to my brother in law) but it has everything a hotel room needs. Bed, flat screen TV, AC, and a newly remodeled bathroom. We found it modern and cozy and my fiancé (who does like chains) was very impressed with my choice. The room was also very clean. I got a deep tissue massage with Lindsay who was fantastic. I'd had a massage previously and found the noise from the traffic to be a little too much for a spa. The noise was still there this time but I tuned it out and let Lindsay do her thing. I figure if my biggest problem in life is too much noise during my massage, my life is pretty damn good! If any of your activities while in O-town involve Lake Eola, this is THE perfect location. It's literally right across the street and in walking distance of countless restaurants and bars. Overall, we were super happy with our choice to stay at Eo Inn and we'll definitely be back when we come to visit my brothers! read more

The hotel occupies an excellent location right on picturesque Lake Eola and the nice Thornton Park neighbourhood. Check in is through the spa reception at the back of the building, which may seem a little odd at first but was pretty painless. Our room was plain but nice enough and pretty spacious, with a balcony providing some outdoor space. The balcony runs the length of the building so is was shared across the other rooms, however there are curtains which can divide this of should you want to spend time out there in private. There is an outdoor hot tub, wifi, parking and a Panera Bread bakery downstairs for those of you who like a pastry, coffee, soup, sandwich etc! Very handy for breakfast. Its a slightly confusing set up with the layout of common areas and rooms i.e. treatment and bedrooms next to each other. No massive deal though. Wouldn't hesitate to go back next time I am in the area. read more

I had the worse experience I ever had at this hotel, I made the reservation thru hotels.com and pre check in early in the morning of my arrival, I even call the manager and told her that we will be checking in at around 9 pm, she said no problem, someone will be there until 11pm to check you in, we arrived and no one was there, call the hotel number and no one answered, here we are tired after a long trip without a hotel. Be aware, this hotel is in a bad area , very dark, and they don't have people on the reception. We waited for an hour in front of the hotel trying to get in touch with someone but no luck. People were getting in and out of this scary place and they all told us that they had the same problem checking in, I was not lucky as them, that night I had no choice but to book a night for $400 at the Marriott because I had no place to sleep. Very disappointed about the manager and the hotel, I normally dont write reviews but I dont want people to go thru what I went thru. Scary dark hotel. read more

Spartan might be the kind of thing I can say about this room. 10 x 12, no dresser no king bed one chair. Next time, I will book it myself.

I'd like to say that Dennis at the front desk is awesome. Helpful and provided excellecent service with a smile at all times. My roommate and I are staying here for only a night and off to Port Canaveral we go... As far a the rooms, they are a bit small but quaint. It can be noisy from outside traffic too. Outside the hotel, you'll find Panera Bread, so the smell of the bread will rise to ur room and it's all u smell. There's also alot of homeless in this area hanging outside and around the surrounding area. This hotel is close to the Eola Lake and small shops and eats. You can also take a nice short 2.7 mile one way walk to super target and TJ Maxx if u don't have a car... There's also alot of Starbucks around and einsteins bagels. Yum! read more

Hotel as a good location, but besides that it's awful. We had ants in the bathroom and bedroom. The outlets are so loose nothing will stay in the outlet to charge. The pillows were not comfy. The room was so dim! Barely any lighting. The bathroom was very dirty. read more

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I stayed there for 4 nights and was completely dissatisfied. The hotel was not like I expected. The room smelled of mold. The bathroom had mold in it. I saw a roach in my room. Most of the time I was not in the room but for when I was in the room,I wanted to complain yet no one was at the front desk. The timings of the front desk agents was ridiculous. There was also no microwave & fridge. I will NOT be staying there again. read more

We recently stayed at this hotel. The sink in the bathroom did not drain and we mentioned it three times to be fixed over three days. never happened. The security lock on our door did not work mentioned that did. No fix. The rooms open on to a shared verandah which made it very loud at night with other guests up late partying. The staff at the reception desk was definitely not helpful nor were they interested in customer service. I would only stay here again if I was desperate! read more

This is a well priced, friendly character, and nicely located boutique hotel. The neighborhood is very walkable with a lot of local bars and restaurants. I highly recommend upgrading to a balcony room where you have a private outdoor space. There is also a common outdoor patio with hot tub. It was really quiet and have historic character. The welcome staff were really warm and helpful. Free parking. The hotel is more about the neighborhood and a unique, clean, safe lodging option. There are not the amenities that you might find with a full service chain hotel. But the price and location make up for it. The hotel is best for business travelers and couples. Probably not the best option for a family with children. read more

This is an adorable little hotel with a great location. It isn't super luxurious by any means, but it is clean and the staff is amazing. Everyone I have encountered has been beyond genuinely friendly and kind. I have a queen balcony room and the balcony is huge with beautiful trees in front of it. The location is walkable with a 7/11 nearby and a few restaurants that deliver. The juice bike share program has a dock just a block away which is excellent as the neighborhood is great for biking. The my have a small common deck with a hot tub as well. If you want to stay somewhere quaint and unique, I highly recommend. read more

At first blush, a reasonable and interesting hotel, but more like Faulty Towers in most respects, until you receive your bill; then it becomes less humorous. The room rates rise up and up until you're being forced to pay the same figure that one would pay for a decent hotel with a restaurant and a few amenities. Be forewarned, there is no restaurant unless you walk a few blocks and hope something is open. Obviously no room service either. A strange place indeed. read more

Great place to stay... but sometimes the internet is undependable and if you are trying to get some business work done make sure you have a backup. Room was clean and a nice different change from other places I have stayed. Most of the furniture took me back to my Ikea catalog which I loved and made me want to go shopping there. I wish I would have gotten a chance to get some time in the spa but my schedule did not allow it. read more

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This is by far the worst place I have ever stayed at especially for the price... My room was extremely outdated with water not draining in the bathroom sink, toilet not flushing and AC is not working properly. I spoke to a front desk rep and was moved to a different room with the same outdated sink but at least all was functioning. After the stay not only my company's card was charged but also my personal credit card and I tried calling this business 100 times but they are "busy assisting other clients. Please do yourself a favor and pick another hotel, luckily there is a plenty of options in the area. read more

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On the opposite side of Panera at Lake Eola, lies the entrance to the EO Hotel and Spa. It's a posh little inn with a full-service beauty spa to boot. And boy was it heavenly. Their rates are very reasonable and if you happen to catch them on the right day, you might find there to be a discount. For instance, last Saturday instead of a 50 minute massage being $70, it was only $60. The European massage is what I enjoyed and it was $75 which coincides with most other spas, from my experience. But it was well worth it. The facial expert was kind and took great pride in her work. Not to mention the effort she put into making me feel comfortable and happy throughout our 50 minutes. I enjoyed a good mix of steaming, masks, and a face and hand massage. I would have no qualms about recommending this business to anyone. Except those that don't want to completely relax and be transported away to relaxationland. And if you know a special female who really needs a pick-me-up, check out their "Queen for a Day" package--she would receive a facial, full body massage, 1/2 hour body care treatment and a manicure and pedicure. Amazing right?? read more

Kimberly represents this hotel very well:) we stayed 3 days and she was pretty much telling us the good spots to be. Thank you read more

Unique, hip styling are the hallmarks of this little 17 room hotel at the foot of beautiful Lake Eola. Wife and I have stayed here twice now...in the double queen suite and the king bedroom. Each time everything was immaculate, safe and cozy. The third floor has a sitting porch the width of the building. The second floor deck is wide, with hot tub, deck chairs, table and umbrella. Both are open to all guests. The staff has always been friendly and very helpful. Parking in the private lot is very convenient to the entrance. Rates are very reasonable for a downtown location, much more so than the Big Box hotels! Walk to restaurants, walk the beautiful park space. Haven't tried the spa, but it looks very tempting! We'll be back. read more

Have always enjoyed this inn when I visit Orlando. Very convenient to downtown and to all conveniences. However, I am disappointed that the in house spa is unavailable (moved out). Wish they had given discounts to nearby spa houses in the Lake Eola area. read more

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Very cute chic boutique hotel in the heart of Orlando. Close, walking distance to restaurants, parks. Loved it!!!

I mention to my husband few times walking around Lake Eola that I want to stay at EO Inn and he surprise me to spend a mini vacation not to far away from home and was FABULOUS! :) We will be back! Great costumer services, clean, quiet, comfy bed and great location! What else you can ask for? and, just steps from place to eat, steps from Lake Eola! You enjoy, relax with your love one, walk, and sleep well!! We will be back! read more

Made inadvertent mistake in not calling in to EO Inn that my trip to Orlando was cancelled. Management would not even respond to my emails and would not make any adjustment whatsoever to $180 cancellation charge. If you look at the reviews on trip advisor, you will see an unusual number of negative reviews. I would think twice about this place. Short sighted approach to customer relations. This happened during coronavirus outbreak so I doubt that the hotel had to turn away customers. Disneyland and theme parks were closed due to coronavirus. read more

We booked the king suite for few nights, wished we had budget for discount massage. Or shuttle to Epcot vs. The $75 taxi each way. The suite had large balcony for great sunset, cigar, bed was great, light was broken TV small, needed flowers, bathroom had two sinks separated by stand alone bath shower, great shower head full blast and wrap around curtain that was engineered perfectly. Huge win! Went to great restaurant then and since: Dexter's, Anthony's, Kres, Ceviche, Boheme, Corona Cigar, Whitewood and lossy Amato sushi. Plaza theater rocks! read more

Came here for a one night "staycation" with my boyfriend so we could enjoy downtown Orlando and not have to worry about driving anywhere. Staff was extremely friendly and check-in was a breeze. It's within walking distance of all downtown Orlando and the cute Thornton Park area. Parking is at a premium here, but we found a spot no problem. The queen size room was small, but nicely furnished and decorated. The bed was extremely comfortable. The only issue was how noisy everything was. There's no soundproofing due to it being a 100 year old building, but from our room we could hear all of the traffic and happenings on the street which made it really difficult to get to sleep. Ask for an interior room, if possible. That might make a difference. Otherwise, it's a cute hotel that might need a little updating, but we had a nice stay. read more

My in-laws stayed here when they were out visiting us, and were less than thrilled. The bedrooms are absolutely tiny -- like New York Times Square tiny -- but in Orlando, for expensive boutique prices that can see you at a gorgeous 4 star resort a little down the I-4 (or up, if you don't want to deal with the tourist craze), this place has no excuse for existing. They either need to double/triple their room size and vastly improve their service, charge 1/3 the price, or go quietly into that good night. read more

This is a nice quiet place to stay in downtown Orlando. It is right next to lake eola, above the Panera Bread store. They are a small inn with about 28 rooms. We got one with a balcony which was shared with other rooms and had shower curtains across the balcony you could close for privacy. The interior was modern and hip, if a litlle small. The staff are only there 9-5, after that it is unmanned at the front desk. You can grab coffee and danishes for breakfast at Panera. My wife did not care much for the spa. read more