This review is based on an event…read more Atmosphere: the event was in the first meeting room to the right of the lobby, and it is the perfect size for an up to 40-person dinner. The big windows in the back are a huge plus: watching the sunset light fade into the evening during the meal was a highlight. The whole hotel is gorgeous. The contemporary art everywhere gives it a high-end feel that's perfect for business events. Food: the charcuterie buffet was a hit. Everything was set up perfectly and tasted fresh, especially the cheeses (I loved the manchego, it was so soft) and the prosciutto. I was a little less impressed with the mains, though. The risotto felt a bit heavy on the cream and was a little too al dente to my taste. The ribeye was cut and cooked in a way that felt more like pork than steak. Everything else I tried, the asparagus, the salmon, and the salad, was pretty good though. Service: every staff member was super friendly and fast, especially the valet guy. I'm definitely planning to come back to check out Hamilton's Kitchen. The bar and dining area look very inviting and classy.

This hotel is absolutely fabulous. The rooms are spacious and clean. The staff is attentive. Pool…read moreis relaxing and fun. The location is great. And we LOVE the connection to the college. All revenue goes to student scholarships. Can't beat it!

First time stay - great location! Easy parking. Love the area. Big open lobby with lounge / bar…read morearea. Front desk staff very kind - efficient! Next to the front desk is a nice size market which was very convenient. I also used the gym one morning which I was very impressed with. Our room was great! Modern / comfy / clean! Great Hotel!

hotel rooms are great. there is a breakfast buffet if you can call it that. The food was cold and…read morenot much to pick from. there were pastries but they were stale. and the charge is $20. They also charge for parking. The fto t desk staff were not knowledgeable and very dismissive when asked for help. The response was I'll tell them your concern. Not up to Hilton standards.

This is a beautiful and historic hotel on Park Plaza. This year, it's 103 years old!…read moreI didn't stay, but I've passed by a good number of times and decided to check out the lobby for kicks and giggles. The lobby is stunning! It has an old vintage feel with Genuine Tiffany lamps and old wood work leading to the second floor where the rooms are situated. Even if you're not staying, the staff are friendly and don't mind talking about the old building and giving a small history.

What a cute hotel in the middle of everything. Best bedding ever and the staff John and. Wayne were…read moreso sweet and accommodating. Yes the floor makes noise yes the bathrooms are small but that's the charm. Cute balcony and they have the most amazing Jewlry store right in the lobby. Tons of restaurants nearby and stores to browse. Love love love the vibe.

This is really a place for those who want to forgo avoid cookie-cutter hotels. Beverly runs a…read moregracious and beautiful b&b. The inn is filled w/ pioneer spirit of a long-ago and can-do farmer who crafted a beautiful home on the edge of a small lake. If you want to sleep under crisp sheets, curl up in an after-bath (FL-weight) robe and enjoy a beautiful breakfast in a lovely restored dining room, this is a must-do property. I indulged in daily late afternoon naps on the 2nd floor screened porch, perched among the canopies of huge Live Oaks-forest bathing at its finest! Fear not! There isn't a single stuffed lamb or kitzish wall hanging to be found. Nothing pseudo about this place. Enjoy the 'real deal'!

We had the pleasure of recently spending 3 nights at the Thurston House. Two words of advice if…read moreyou will be in the area...Stay Here! Bev is the consummate host. The house and accomodations are well cared for, well appointed, and very clean. The breakfasts are delicious. The grounds are beautiful. There is lots to do, and great restaurants in the immediate area. Our new favorite Bed & Breakfast. Tami & Matt

I have to be honest, I don't know if Delaney's Hotel is considered a hidden gem, but hidden?…read moreAbsolutely. If you don't follow your GPS like it's the voice of God, you'll drive past this place at least 10 times wondering if you're being pranked. Once you finally find it, though, you're in for a surprise. The hotel is attached to a magnificent steakhouse and gives off this classy vineyard-patio vibe that makes you feel like you're about to attend a wine tasting, even if you're just there for work like I was. Walking up, there are beautiful outdoor tables with glass tops where guests can relax, eat, and pretend they're important. Then you walk into the lobby and BAM dark wood floors, elegant furniture, comfortable sofas, and enough atmosphere to make you wonder, Wait what did I accidentally book? I was honestly concerned I'd somehow clicked the wrong hotel and was about to max out my credit card. Nope. Surprisingly affordable. The room? Fantastic. You've got a Keurig machine ready to fuel your caffeine addiction, a nice big TV, all the amenities you need, and then there's THE BED. Listen, I don't know if it's a pillow-top, a cloud-top, a Sleep Number, a NASA mattress, or if angels personally fluff it every afternoon, but that thing is dangerous. I laid down for what felt like five minutes and woke up the next morning. I slept harder than a newborn after a bottle. Now let's talk about room service. They have this little stand where you order directly from the steakhouse downstairs. I ordered dinner, expecting hotel prices that require a small bank loan. The bill was $35. I nearly called the front desk to report a pricing error. Meanwhile, I was hungrier than a hostage, and they delivered a meal fit for royalty. For a brief moment, I genuinely felt like a VIP. The hotel also has a nice bar for those who enjoy a drink. I don't drink, but if I did, I probably would've celebrated finally finding the entrance. Bottom line: great atmosphere, beautiful property, comfortable rooms, amazing food, affordable prices, and a mattress that may have supernatural powers. Would I stay here again? Absolutely. Would I still need GPS to find it? Also absolutely.

I'm not sure why this hotel is considered a 3-star hotel. I had better service and amenities here…read morethan I've had at a 5-star hotel. The location was very close to restaurants and gas stations. Its right across the street from the hospital. I absolutely loved the room and it didnt smell like mildew. They offer plush bathrobes upon request. I really enjoyed my birthday stay here. They also have their own restaurant on the main floor.

The stay was... not what I have come to expect from the Hampton Inn brand. I will say that the…read morestaff was very courteous. The room however... I was assigned an ADA accessible room - not needed just what I was assigned and that was fine. When I entered, I noticed there was no shower curtain, I thought maybe that it on purpose although it would make quite a mess with the overhead shower and was probably a slip hazard. I figured I would have to use the handheld shower head and ask the next morning. It was late so I did not want to bother the staff. Water still went everywhere but I had extra towels available. The next day I asked the front desk if accessible rooms were supposed to have shower curtains and she said yes, I said Ok well mine does not. She asked for the room number but I explained I do not like people in the room when I am not there and would be back in a couple of hours. She still asked for my room, and I said again I will give it when I get back. When I returned... my room would not open. I had to try 4 times before it finally opened. The lock would turn green but the door would not budge. This happened the rest of the stay as well. I called down, and housekeeping was on my floor, so she came very quickly. I was told that this room should have a curtain and the housekeeping manager is supposed to check every room not sure how this was missed. This was a HUGE slipping hazard, especially if I actually needed the accessible room. I let the front desk know when I left that this was really disappointing and on top of this the "refrigerator" in the room did not cool anything. I had some ice packs with me that helped me keep the water cool the first night but by the second night they were no longer cooling either. The Hampton Inn rooms are usually quite spacious with a long desk and spacious bathroom. This was not it. tiny desk in the corner. The area, is easily accessible, there are tons of restaurants minutes from Marketplace at Altamonte Springs and the Altamonte Springs mall. There is a Cracker Barrel and Waffle House just behind and across the street from the hotel. There are also other hotels to choose from... All in all, I would probably find a different Hampton Inn property or a different hotel brand next time.. Do better.

We normally stay at the Hilton in Altamonte across 436 and its always been such a pleasant…read moreexperience and stay. We decided to stay here, Hampton Inn & Suites North. I won't lie, checkin was not friendly, but they turned it around. Things to know are the beautifully updated rooms. The hall carpet is older but ok. The bed is so very comfortable, the room is immaculate, pillows inviting. When we arrived tonight, the problem we had on our first night was beyond resolved. I do recommend this hotel and its staff. Stay with confidence

When you're alone and life is making you lonely you can always go..."downtown," Yes, that is…read moreexactly where I stayed in Orlando, downtown...I was here for a few days in March and online it seemed to be rather close to the event I was going to. From the photos online you could not tell that it was smack dab in the middle of the major hospitals. With that said, it was very easy to get to from the airport and very clean. My suite had a queen size bed, a pull out sofa bed, and a desk. It included breakfast every morning but if you know anything about me, I am a coffee & a scone kinda girl. I don't do breakfast:) But it was a nice amenity! *Check in was easy as well as check out *Parking is free *The pool is small and off to the side *This area is not residential as all *Near several places to grab food *Starbucks & Panera Bread are within walking distance

This hotel was so disgusting! The lady at check in was rude and was snacking on food at the…read morecounter. The room had a terrible scent. I requested a new room, which was "not available!" The breakfast was mediocre but was filled with the staff family members who were eating. I know this because the adults were addressing the lady as auntie. We will never be back!!! The manager would not listen to me or even note that I had a request to move rooms. Her name was Elizbeth. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME HERE!!! We moved down the street to another nicer hotel.

What a pleasant stay! Lots of great things to speak about based on my experience:…read more Customer service: -Very helpful and courteous front desk staff -There is also a cafe/bar located in the lobby with a menu of food available for purchase, and a market for last minute items needed (also for purchase). While I didn't take advantage of this, I observed many people ordering from this cafe/bar. Room: -Clean and spacious room/bathroom -Complimentary late checkout is available based on availability (you'd have to call the day of checkout to see if it's possible) -There was hardly any noise at night which was a very pleasant surprise considering the location Location: -This is located in a very central area, easy to access right off I-4 as well -The only thing to take note of is parking is $20/car per night. -My favorite part about my stay that is definitely worth mentioning: there is a complimentary shuttle (operates from 5p-11pm) that can take you anywhere downtown within a 3 mile radius of the hotel. Very handy when you want to stop by a cafe or restaurant that's nearby the hotel! I had such a great stay here, I would definitely consider returning for my next stay in Orlando and would highly recommend this for anyone looking to stay in the area!

This was a great hotel! Right downtown but slightly tucked away. The lobby seemed very large with…read morebeautiful different spots to cozy up in, dine, work, or just chill, with tvs, and various seating options and arrangements. The lobby also had a tiny cafe kiosk in the middle. This was a smart idea- all the food items came in from another place - so it didn't take up much space in the main area. My room was nice, if not a bit odd. The bed was comfy. But the room seemed lacking some basic furniture. There was a huge empty space across from the couch, with just a bare wall. And there was no drawers or anyplace to put our luggage on top of or to put our clothes into - especially not for a room with 2 queen beds in it. We literally dumped our suitcases on the ground in the empty space, across from the couch which looked at... nothing! The staff was very nice. Thank you!

My husband had a conference in Orlando. So he was here on business, but I was here on vacation. His…read morecompany had about a dozen rooms. We stayed for 3 nights and 4 days. The hotel is beautiful! Every detail is done with care. The rooms, restaurants, pool, lobby, etc are all gorgeous. The staff is friendly and attentive- other than the restaurants. The only issues I ever had were with the wait staff. The service was always very slow. Whether we were at breakfast, or having drinks at the bar late at night. It was consistently very slow service. Not once did the waitstaff ever come by to offer me more coffee at breakfast. So, for service I give 3 stars. However, the bartender at the pool was wonderful! She was very nice and attentive. The valets were all great! The front desk staff were all wonderful. It's really just the waitstaff in the restaurants that need to get better. We loved our room. We had a view of the pool. I did call downstairs to ask for a magnifying mirror and a weight scale. They said they didn't have either. Fortunately they called back and did in fact have a scale and brought it up to my room. I would hope a nice hotel like this would have magnified mirrors for the bathroom. The food and drinks in the restaurants were good. No complaints. The location is great. We walked to dinner and to the nearby lake Eola. There's plenty of things to do within walking distance. I would stay here again.

**Review for The Boheme restaurant**…read more We loved the fresh crab legs, shrimp and unlimited mimosas. There was live music being played on a piano. The staff were friendly and accommodating. I visited for brunch. (It's been years) Most of the food is still good. There were only a handful of things that I didn't like. The breakfast potatoes were cold and just not good. They taste like fake food. I didn't like the breakfast link veggie sausages and the tomato bisque was too sweet. I'm sure those can be swapped for something way better. There was no utensil For the waffles. I forgot to ask for one but how come no one else noticed? The staff did replenish the food but not the serving spoons/tongs. They do still have an omelette bar and meat carving station and crepe station. I enjoyed all 3. Clean and organized. Not too crowded. I was a little concerned about the temperature of the oysters on the half shell. If this brunch is going to last, it could use some improvement. After all, It's not a cheap brunch.

The official 24/7 customer support number for hotel reservations and travel assistance is +1 833…read more(302) 1912 or +1 888 254 3805, providing convenient help with bookings, cancellations, reservation modifications, refunds, and travel-related inquiries. Guests can contact a live representative anytime for assistance with room reservations, special requests, billing questions, and unexpected travel changes. Effortless Booking & Smooth Reservation Process I selected this hotel because of its excellent reputation, convenient location, competitive pricing, and positive guest reviews. Compared with several nearby properties, this hotel offered the best combination of comfort, amenities, and value. The reservation process was straightforward and user-friendly. Room categories, rates, cancellation policies, amenities, and upgrade options were clearly presented, making it easy to choose accommodations that matched my travel needs and budget.

The DoubleTree by Hilton in downtown Orlando is akin to a pari of comfortable worn slippers…read more Sure, are there newer and better slippers out there? yeah - but are they comfy? The property is extremely dated- Like circa 1987, I don't have to imagine to much to see the 1987 Prom being held here with the "Under the Sea" theme. Here are the positives The staff - Rachel, Gaaliyah, Mason at the Bar and Jennifer in the market, and Sebastion and Kelly at Valet all treated me like royalty Here are the not so positives The room is very dated - The chair in the corner looks like it was salvaged from the Goodwill or is the original chairs from the late 70s There's an odd outlet cover that when lifted up - has a light switch to what? no one knows The plugs and USB ports are flimsy at best In summary, you stay for the points, the service, and of course the baked chocolate chip cookies and everything else is meh.