Top Hotels Near Hollie Anna Shopping Center in Orlando from AU$95

"Property is well maintained and the staff is professional. The star less is because even though we had a room for 3 the sofa bed had no lines or pillow, we had to call to request that. And the parking lot has a sign letting you know they are not responsible for your vehicle but they charge you $20 dollars daily for the parking.😳"

"Easily the nicest hotel in Winter Park. Always a great stay. Nice little bar with good food and pleasant staff"

"This is a sweet, eccentric small hotel. It has a very 30's feel to it; you half expect to see Sidney Greenstreet sitting in a corner. Valet parking made it easy in a busy but excellent location. The bathrooms are tiny with no place to put anything and we never did get facecloths or hand towels, but we loved it nonetheless."

"It was clean ."

"You get what u pay for overcharched at 120 a night as cockroaches were plentiful. Avoid tjis place. The staff was awesome. Cockroaches galore"

"Our A/C was intermittent. We ran out of tissues. they only clean rooms every other day."

"Amazing house! I wish we could have stayed longer. If and when we do come back that way we will definitely try to book this stay again!"

"One positive is the communication response time was very good when we had problems. But the door code did not work, the AC did not work, the toilet could not pass a simple building inspection - too close to wall - could not sit down on toilet facing forward without banging arm against the wall and knees could not fit in front either?!!! I am only 5'9" tall- NOT a big person. Also, toilet is too low- 13" off the floor."

"I really don’t like to post negative reviews but there was so much that was problematic. Starting with shower glass door was off hinge, the front door screen locked and unable to get in. Lots and pans were dirty and old. No sidewalk around the house. To top offf, not the hosts fault, but there was a murder suspect who had fled to neighbors house and police bullhorn was blaring from 2 to 5 in the morning causing no sleep. And police asking me to flee the building from 9 am to 12. "