The Inn at Celebration is located at 700 Bloom Street in Celebration, Florida, overlooking Lake Rianhard. Its setting places guests close to Celebration’s shops, dining and walking paths while keeping Orlando’s major attractions within driving distance.

The Inn at Celebration is a 115-room boutique lakeside hotel designed around the distinctive character of Celebration, Florida. The experience combines breezy interiors, lake views, warm hospitality and easy access to the town’s walking and biking trails.

Check-in begins at 4:00 PM. Guests arriving earlier can contact the hotel directly regarding arrival arrangements or luggage assistance.

Check-out is at 11:00 AM. Guests with questions about their departure can speak with the hotel team during their stay.

Yes. The Inn at Celebration welcomes pets, with a limit of two dogs per room and a maximum weight of 35 lbs per dog. The hotel’s currently published policy includes a $75 non-refundable pet fee per pet, per stay, so guests traveling with a pet should confirm the latest terms when booking.

Yes. The Inn at Celebration currently offers valet parking for $35 per night, plus tax. Because parking rates can change, guests may wish to confirm the current rate before arrival.

Yes. Electric vehicle charging stations are available at The Inn at Celebration, subject to availability. Guests must use valet parking for a fee to charge their vehicle.

No. The Inn at Celebration does not currently have a swimming pool. Its lakeside setting instead puts guests beside Lake Rianhard and Celebration’s scenic outdoor paths.

The Inn at Celebration was created as part of Celebration itself and is described in its brand story as one of the town’s founding architectural features. Its identity is intentionally tied to the community, with the goal of giving guests a genuine sense of Celebration rather than simply providing a place to sleep near Orlando.

The Inn at Celebration’s original architectural vision came from architect Graham Gund. The property has since been restored in a way intended to honor that original design while connecting the building more naturally with Celebration’s landscape and greenery.

The hotel’s restored design takes inspiration from its natural setting and Graham Gund’s original vision. Tropical greenery, earthy accents and light interiors are intended to make the building feel settled into the surrounding landscape while keeping the interior welcoming and intimate.

The Inn at Celebration’s identity is closely connected to the town around it. Rather than separating the hotel experience from the destination, its design, lakeside setting, hospitality and local recommendations are intended to help guests experience Celebration itself. The brand describes the property as both a steward of the town’s story and a welcoming committee for visitors.

“Celebrate Everything” reflects The Inn at Celebration’s belief that a stay does not need a major occasion to feel memorable. The brand is built around turning everyday moments, from a good night’s sleep or a meal to time spent with friends, into something worth enjoying in the moment.

The Inn at Celebration offers a mix of king and two-queen guest rooms, studio suites and one-bedroom suites. Options include standard accommodations as well as rooms with balconies, Lake Rianhard views and accessible features.

Yes. Several guest rooms and suites overlook Lake Rianhard, including king rooms, two-queen rooms, studio suites and one-bedroom suites. Some lake-view accommodations also include private balconies.

Yes. The Inn at Celebration offers several balcony accommodations, including both guest rooms and suites. Depending on the room type selected, balconies may also overlook Lake Rianhard.

Yes. Guests can choose from King Studio Suites, Two Queen Studio Suites and King One Bedroom Suites, with selected configurations offering balconies or lake views.

Yes. Two Queen Guest Rooms can accommodate up to four guests, making them a practical choice for families or friends traveling together. Studio-suite configurations with two queen beds are also available.

Yes. The Inn at Celebration offers several accessible accommodations, including Accessible King Guest Rooms and accessible Two Queen Studio Suites. Certain accessible room types include lake views, balconies or roll-in showers.

Yes. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel and is also included among the published amenities in guest rooms.

Published room amenities include luxury bedding, pillow-top mattresses, a work desk, flat-panel HDTV, bathrobes, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, coffee maker, in-room illy coffee and complimentary Wi-Fi. Specific amenities can vary by room type.

Yes. Current guest-room information lists both a coffee maker and in-room illy coffee among the room amenities.

Yes. Evening turndown service is listed as available by request in The Inn at Celebration’s current guest-room amenities.

Yes. Lakeside Kitchen & Bar is the hotel’s on-site restaurant, overlooking Lake Rianhard. It serves what the hotel describes as New Florida cuisine, combining fresh local ingredients with broader culinary influences.

Lakeside Kitchen & Bar focuses on New Florida cuisine, bringing together locally inspired ingredients, familiar flavors and global influences. The menu is designed to feel creative while remaining approachable.

Yes. Lakeside Kitchen & Bar serves breakfast/brunch daily. The restaurant currently opens at 7:00 AM, with brunch extending into the afternoon; guests should check the latest hours before dining.

Yes. Dinner is served at Lakeside Kitchen & Bar, alongside daily lounge service. Current operating hours vary slightly by day, so guests should review the restaurant page when planning an evening meal.

Yes. The restaurant overlooks Lake Rianhard, making the waterfront setting part of the dining experience from breakfast through cocktails and dinner.

Yes. The hotel’s culinary team provides on-site catering for meetings, weddings and private gatherings, with menus that can complement The Inn at Celebration’s indoor and outdoor event spaces.

Yes. The hotel offers a collection of flexible indoor and outdoor meeting venues, from intimate breakout rooms to the larger Sabal Ballroom. Spaces can accommodate executive meetings, workshops, training sessions, conferences, receptions and other business gatherings.

The Sabal Ballroom is the hotel’s largest individual meeting venue. It measures 1,663 square feet and can accommodate up to 120 people for a reception.

Yes. The Sabal Ballroom can be divided into Sabal One, Sabal Two and Sabal Three, allowing groups to create smaller breakout rooms or run multiple sessions within the same event.

Yes. Spaces range from Sabal One, which is designed for intimate groups, to rooms such as Lake Rianhard and Orange Grove. This allows planners to choose a space appropriate for board meetings, workshops, private dinners or small corporate retreats.

Yes. Outdoor options include Lake Rianhard Terrace, Sabal Terrace and Lakeside Terrace, allowing events to incorporate waterfront views, networking breaks, receptions or outdoor social time.

Published meeting amenities include an LCD projector, microphones, PA systems, televisions, teleconferencing, videoconferencing, video equipment, wired internet and access to an AV technician. AV and meeting technology services carry additional costs.

Yes. On-site catering is available for meetings and events, with food and beverage service provided in connection with Lakeside Kitchen & Bar and the hotel’s event program.

Yes. The combination of meeting rooms, outdoor terraces, lakeside surroundings, accommodations and on-site dining allows planners to combine working sessions with meals and time outdoors. The setting is particularly suited to groups looking for something more intimate than a large convention hotel.

Yes. The Inn hosts wedding ceremonies, receptions, rehearsal dinners and related celebrations in indoor and outdoor venues overlooking or located near Lake Rianhard.

Yes. Lake Rianhard Terrace, Sabal Terrace and Lakeside Terrace provide outdoor options with lake views. These spaces can be used for ceremonies, cocktail hours, receptions or alfresco gatherings depending on the venue.

The Sabal Ballroom can accommodate up to 120 guests for a reception and up to 100 for a ceremony in its published configurations. The room can also be divided into smaller sections for more intimate celebrations.

Yes. Several smaller spaces are available for intimate weddings, including the Lake Rianhard Room, Sabal One and other divisible event rooms. Lake Rianhard, for example, accommodates ceremonies of up to 30 guests.

Yes. The range of indoor rooms and outdoor terraces allows couples to plan multiple parts of their wedding at the property, including ceremonies, receptions, cocktail hours and celebratory dinners.

Select wedding packages include an on-site certified meeting planner, event lighting, event chairs, linens, place settings, a complimentary dance floor, complimentary cake cutting, on-site catering, and a menu tasting for two guests.

Yes. Spaces including the Orange Grove Room, Mockingbird Room and Lakeside Terrace can accommodate rehearsal dinners, private meals, cocktail gatherings and other celebrations surrounding the wedding day.

Guests can walk around Lake Rianhard, explore Celebration’s shaded trails, visit nearby shops and restaurants, or venture to attractions including Walt Disney World, Disney Springs, Old Town Kissimmee and ESPN Wide World of Sports.

Yes. The hotel sits along the edge of Lake Rianhard, and the lake is immediately accessible from the property. Walking paths, greenery and waterfront views make it one of the easiest local experiences to enjoy during a stay.

Yes. The Inn at Celebration’s location provides access to Celebration’s walking and biking trails as well as the town’s shops, dining and lakefront surroundings. This makes the property particularly suited to guests who want to experience Celebration on foot rather than treating it only as a base for Orlando attractions.

The hotel’s local-area guide lists the Disney theme parks approximately 10.7 miles away. Actual drive times vary depending on the park, traffic and time of day.

Disney Springs is listed approximately 7.5 miles from the hotel. The waterfront shopping, dining and entertainment district can therefore be incorporated easily into a Celebration stay.

Yes. ESPN Wide World of Sports is approximately 5.7 miles from The Inn at Celebration, making the hotel a convenient option for travelers attending sporting events and tournaments in the area.

Old Town Kissimmee is approximately 2.3 miles away, according to the hotel’s local-area guide. It offers shops, dining and entertainment in a retro-inspired setting.

The Inn at Celebration offers a different type of Central Florida experience: a boutique lakeside setting within Celebration, with walking paths, neighborhood dining and shops nearby while major Orlando attractions remain within driving distance. It can suit travelers who want access to the theme parks while also having a quieter town experience between outings.

Celebration was intentionally developed around a strong sense of community, and The Inn at Celebration’s brand story describes the hotel as one of the town’s founding architectural features. Today, the property’s identity remains closely tied to Celebration’s lakes, greenery, walkable streets and community character.