Winter Park Chateau

We had a great stay at the Chateau the last two nights. The owner and manager are awesome! The place is in a perfect location and the rooms and amenities are on point. We will definitely be back, next time with our son and dog as well!

We took a girls trip to Winter Park and the Chateau was incredible! The location is perfect with great restaurants & shops within walking distance - Each room is unique and comfortable and the hot tub was a bonus after spending the day hiking & shopping!! Jordan and Kylee both went above and beyond taking care of our group - Great food & drinks and they even served us lunch and cocktails at the top of the mountain after our hike to the top to celebrate us!! we enjoyed the living area to watch our OSU football game and to play games at night! I would highly recommend the Chateau and will be going back again in November with my family!

The place is an old mansion turned into a hotel, we had a very tiny room that you could hardly move inside it, and although I requested a room that not facing west, it was a warm day, but of course that is what we got and we were boiling in the room, there were no ceiling fan, we had a tiny fan and and ice cooler fan, but it was still so hot There is no desk to check in, so we called and Jordon came, and first thing he mentioned that we are 15 minutes early for checking in. He tried hard and brought us another fan, but he could have simply offered us another room even if we have to pay extra, knowing from the number of cars the hotel was more than half empty. There are a lot nicer rooms which we noticed the next day because the were open for house keeping. Visitors be aware, there is no handicap access. Our room also had no windows, just a back door opens to a porch looking at dusty parking lot, we couldn’t keep the door open because anyone can walk right in. We booked this hotel due to the 5 stars review which was very deceiving. I feel that I owe people to share my experiences. However with all that there are some other nice charming rooms with ceiling fans, and windows if you are willing to pay $300.