Orlando Florida

From chintz to hot chocolate, from mountain retreat to urban oasis, where do you want to B&B? Long the mainstay of European travelers, the bed and breakfast options in Orlando, Florida, have expanded to include hostelries with hospitality for folks from their honeymoon through their golden wedding anniversary. Who should be looking for a B&B? When you're drooling over web pages purveying Jacuzzis built for two, it is easy to assume that a bed and breakfast inn is the perfect site for a night of romance in Orlando, Florida. And, you'd be right. But Orlando, Florida, bed and breakfast inns have a lot to offer the business traveler.

A Orlando, Florida, Bed & Breakfast is a limited service property, usually smaller, owner operated establishement emphasizing an "at home" feeling. A continental or full, hot breakfast is served and included in the room rate.

A Orlando, Florida, Country Inn is a moderate service property, similar in definition to a bed and breakfast, but usually larger in size, with a dining facility that serves at least breakfast and dinner.

Bed and Breakfasts in Orlando, Florida

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• Courtyard at Lake Lucerne, 211 NORTH LUCERNE CIRCLE, Orlando, Florida
  Courtyard at Lake Lucerne is a bed and breakfast with rooms available for lodging accommodations in Orlando, Florida. Click here to view property details and to check availability to book a room and make a reservation.
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• The Veranda Bed & Breakfast, 115 NORTH SUMMERLIN AVENUE, Orlando, Florida
  The Veranda Bed & Breakfast is a bed and breakfast with rooms available for lodging accommodations in Orlando, Florida. Click here to view property details and to check availability to book a room and make a reservation.
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If you are looking for adventure and excitement, you've come to the right place. Just minutes from Central Florida's countless theme parks, all of the world's greatest attractions are at your fingertips. The wonderful world of Disney is made up of four major theme parks, two shopping areas and three water parks, and all within a short driving distance of each other. Downtown Disney Marketplace and Pleasure Island are part of Walt Disney World's shopping and entertainment district. Islands of Adventure is the newest theme park in Orlando. This park offers some of the most technologically advanced rides and attractions ever made. You will want to visit Sea World and Discovery Cove. At these parks you will enjoy a marine animal adventure and you will get the opportunity to swim with the Dolphins. Some other attractions that might interest you are a World of Orchids, Arabian Knight's themed dinner, Church Street Station, Flying Tigers Warbird Restoration Museum, Gatorland, Green Meadows Petting Farm, Jungleland Zoo, Malibu Grand Prix, Medieval Times themed dinner shows, Old Town, Orlando Science Center, Pirates Dinner Adventure, Skull Kingdom, Splendid China, Water Mania and Wonderworks.

A Orlando, Florida, bed and breakfast may offer the more gregarious partner a chance to mix and mingle during evening socials, relaxing in a common lounge, or rocking on the porch. The introverted part of the pair can retreat to the room and read or simply watch the view. Often during a theme weekend one spouse is eager to participate while the other one wants to relax in solitary splendor. Orlando, Florida, innkeepers are a friendly lot, and are usually happy to tell you all about their inn's services and structure. If you hate sharing a breakfast table with strangers, ask how the dining room is laid out. Alternatively, if part of the pleasure is meeting other guests, ask about inclusive social events.