Courtyard At Lake Lucerne

• Overview
• Reviews

•  4 unique homes comprise this award winning downtown, Historic Inn. The Grand Victorian Dr. Phillips house has Whirlpool tubs, marble showers, fireplaces, and great views of the lake. The Art Deco Wellborn suites is great for business travelers and comes with living room, bedroom, bathroom, and kitchenette. Most have desks and complimentary WIFI. The IW Phillips house is a Key West inspired home with rooms overlooking the courtyard and grounds. The Norment Parry is the oldest standing home in Orlando and is furnished with English and American antiques. Great for weddings, receptions, holiday parties, and meetings.\n\n

  
  
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  • Catering
  
  
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  • Facilities
  
  
  • Holidays
  
  
  • Indoor
  
  
  • Internet Access
  
  
  • Kitchen
  
  
  • Locally Owned
  
  
  • Meeting Facilities
  
  
  • Outdoor
  
  
  • Parties
  
  
  • Reception Facilities
  
  
  • Weddings
  
  

  

  Tips

  • With Reservation
    Dates are typically booked eight months in advance and require a 50 percent deposit.
    
  • Hints
    Call Event co-ordinator Angie Vargas to schedule an appointment. Book your rehearsal dinner at Louis' (Chatham) Downtown Restaurant located in The Courtyard's fourth property, the Dr. Phillips house.
    
  • Out of Site
    Check out the official website for more info.
    

• Customer Reviews

  

  Very Relaxing

  Reviewed by Debby C
  1/17/2010
  

  So relaxing just to walk around the grounds, it makes it hard to go see anything else. A perfect get away place, clean and comfy rooms, great staff, great prices.

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  Great Choice

  Reviewed by Jo-Anne H
  10/2/2008
  

  We had a great time! It was a beautiful bed and breakfast. The rooms were nice, the staff did everything to accomidate you!! And the scenery arond is just beautiful!

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  For a different style and pace

  Reviewed by Patrick M.
  3/23/2006
  

  This inn has several buildings. I have stayed in the I.W. Phillips Househttp://www.orlandohistoricinn.com/Houses_IWPhillips.htm and Dr. Phillips House http://www.orlandohistoricinn.com/Houses_DrPhillips.htm on several occasions and each…

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