Hotell nära Eustis Square

“Was a pleasure stay at this hotel, nice, clean, polite staff, recommended.”

“Walls were paper thin so you could hear the people next door breathe basically. The room smelled terrible and moldy. Everything was unplugged when we got in the room. We went and bought a sheet and blanket because we didn't want to lay on that bed.”

“Very nice location, the hotel felt like taking right from the movie Dirty Dancing :) Mt Dora is very cozy”

“pool was freezing”

“Excellent location great parking”

“Very unique home and antiques. We arrived later in the evening so did not see a lot until morning. The information from Stephen on directions for our room and parking were wonderful. We would definitely stay again!”

“The entire hotel smelled like weed. Pool was not clean, only had two chairs to sit on. Rooms were too small, beds were very uncomfortable, room smelled musty, air quality was poor. Hotels shouldn’t have carpeting in rooms. I gave this hotel a 2/10 and I was being generous. Pay the extra $30.00 and stay at the Hampton next door. ”

“Only negative was the fitness facility. Some of the equipment was as not functional, there were no free weights and it wasn’t very clean ”

“Lovely place! First timer here staying at a B&B and loved it. Met great people. Clean room. Extremely accommodating, friendly staff! Walkable to everything. Would stay again!”

“Breakfast was excellent. Freshly prepared with care to individual needs and tastes. Rooms were spotless, cared for daily. Common rooms accommodated our group nicely. I cant say enough positive comments about the inn, our hosts, the food or the service. Also convenient to walk almost everywhere downtown. Close to pickleball courts.”

“Very clean room, quaint, close to the downtown area. ”

“Staff was super stressed, but all in all a nice experience. ”

“Ac was ok”

“The room and the building is old ”

“Poor lighting, poor hot water, horrible Wi-Fi. Refrigerator froze everything and a microwave and phone was unable to to be used due to now power cords and outlets.”