The DeLand Hotel

This hotel advertises itself as a boutique hotel. That is such a good description. The property is an old building, but it’s very well taken care of, and it’s so charmingly decorated to match the era it was built. The staff was phenomenally friendly and made sure we were taken care of. The restaurant on sight was reasonably priced and the food was fantastic. Both nights we went there, there was live music. I will definitely look this place up again if I visit the area.

Bar & restaurant were closed, would not ave stayed there if we had known that. A larger TV is definitely in order.

Perfect for a couple’s trip! Super comfortable beds and loved the antique furnishings throughout the property and in-room. The restaurant’s offerings were incredibly good. We will be back!

Historic property in need of room updating. We had but one set of outlets, none in bathroom. Touch up paint on wall over window and a claw tub not good for seniors. Plastic shower curtains that stuck to you. Bar is terrific and we understand the restaurant is very good. Probably will not go back except for drinks.

This was a early 1900s property and it shows. If you like history, its awesome. The bed slept well and the linens were lovely. We enjoyed our time very much and would return.

My wife and I stayed here for two nights over Valentine's Day. For these special days, we look for unique properties that aren't usually part of a chain. (Think Bed and Breakfast OR historic hotels.). The Deland Hotel seemed to fit the bill. If was fine, I wouldn't describe our experience much further. The property is old and tired. Yes, it was clean (except for VERY dirty windows), but the furniture was just old and not particularly comfortable. I kind of liked the bed, but my wife didn't get much sleep. The bed was so high off the ground, that she couldn't get into it without considerable effort. The shower was just OK, but the water never did get beyond lukewarm, and the old claw footed bath tub that served as the shower base was cramped and difficult to get into and out of. We never saw anyone manning the front desk, either on check in or check-out, nor at any time during the day. To be fair, they made it easy to check in anyway by leaving a key to the locked entry door and the locked room in a cup outside on a table. That worked, but is a bit creepy when you stop to think about it. The on-site restaurant doesn't open until dinner. (We didn't eat there, but it did seem to be a popular place for the locals.). The well-stocked bar opened at 4:00 and was staffed by one of the owners, who was charming and welcoming. The owners are new, and they are definitely trying, but they have a ways to go to make this a property I'd highly recommend.

I honestly will miss this place. Stayed here 2 days and felt like family. Jalisa makes the best old-fashioned Ive had in my life and I live in New Orleans

Love the vintage vibe and the huge porch. The bed was cozy and comfy with nice linens and pillows and I looved the claw foot tub. Our suite with extra beds was a perfect fit. The front desk check in was easy and she was very attentive and friendly. The roof was being replaced while there so a bit of noise around that in the morning but i know it couldn't be helped

Absolutely beautiful. The classic Victorian charm threw out the hotel makes you feel like you stepped back in time. The cafe had some of the best food and for a very affordable price. The bar had amazing and fun cocktails. It almost reminded me of the spookeasy in Tampa. Would recommend this hotel for anyone to stay at while visiting deland.