Eight miles west of North Bumby Avenue on Colonial Drive is the Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites

The area surrounding East Colonial Drive and North Bumby Avenue in Orlando, Florida is known as the Downtown/Parramore area. In 2008, the city of Orlando caribean cruise lines dedicated $657,000 to the revitalization of businesses in Parramore as it is well known as a high-crime community fraught with drugs and prostitution. As a distressed caribean cruise lines area, the downtown section of Colonial Drive has only one hotel and one motel. Two motels and one other hotel are located farther east and west on Colonial Drive.
caribean cruise lines The downtown Orlando hotel on Colonial Drive is the Crowne Plaza Hotel. As of January 2011, a single person caribean cruise lines can stay for anywhere from $100 to $145 per night depending on the choice of room. North Bumby Avenue intersects Colonial Drive exactly two miles east of this hotel. All Orlando hotels caribean cruise lines are within a short distance to major highway routes like Interstate 4 and the 408 Holland caribean cruise lines Expressway, but what makes this hotel special are the luxury features and amenities that cater to both families and business travelers. Families may enlist their children in any of the hotel's children's activities and cribs are available for small babies.
In addition, visitors may book car rentals from the hotel's front desk, participate in rounds of tennis or golf, and give presentations in the hotel's business center, complete with a overhead projector.
Cheaper accommodations may be rented 5.4 miles east of North Bumby Avenue on Colonial Drive at the Best Western Orlando caribean cruise lines East Inn and Suites. As of January 2011, a single guest pays from $98.75 to $112.25 per night depending upon the room. Disney attractions are 40 minutes away from this motel, so occupants are often area residents or friends and family of locals. caribean cruise lines The Best Western wakes its customers up to a complimentary breakfast. To beat the Florida heat, this motel opens an outdoor pool and Jacuzzi for visitors' swimming caribean cruise lines and soaking leisure. Smoking rooms are also available.
Eight miles west of North Bumby Avenue on Colonial Drive is the Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites, Orlando - Ocoee East. As of January 2011, single person pays from $84 to $99 per night depending upon the choice of room. Ocoee is an area familiar to Florida residents as many locals who work in Orlando live in Ocoee to retreat to a more residential, suburban community at the end of a hectic day. Also, a lot of rehabilitaton and nursing homes in Ocoee partner with Orlando hospitals to provide continuing care. A hotel located conveniently between Ocoee and downtown Orlando offers the closeness of home to sick family members and other nontourists who need to do business. Exclusive hotel amenities include a 24-hour fitness center, a hot tub, a heated pool and an on-site shop.
Nine miles east of North Bumby Avenue, Days Inn and Suites - University of Central Florida Research Park has rooms available for visitors caribean cruise lines who want to be closer to the local university campus. Nine miles is a short drive from downtown but not too far to enjoy the stores and nightlife. Days Inn is also a motel but this section of East Colonial Drive is much more serene. Catering to the families of students, this facility offers suites with small kitchens, caribean cruise lines pull-out sofas and in-room Jacuzzis. In the morning, visitors may opt to cook or enjoy a hot, complimentary breakfast. This Days Inn and Suites also allows pets for an additional $15 per day. As of January 2011, a single adult pays $59 to $89 per night depending on room choice.
Drive nine miles west of Bumby to visit the other Best Western on Colonial Drive. This motel is situated far west in Orlando on Colonial Drive before entering the town of Winter caribean cruise lines Garden. The location is convenient caribean cruise lines to both Orlando's adult attractions and Winter Garden community events. A single guest pays from $69 to $82.50 per night as of January 2011.
Orlando adults, tourists and residents alike can enjoy catching movies and visiting restaurants and nightclubs at Universal Studios. The Wet and Wild water park caters to adults as well and Sea World provides great spectator events with swimming dolphins. All of these are about a 15- to 20- minute drive from this Best Western. Winter Garden is even closer at about five minutes away. Motel guests may also enjoy the town's weekend film festivals, caribean cruise lines health fairs, art expositions and farmers' markets.