![]() Every Tapestry Collection property has its unique style and vibrant personality that allows an authentic connection to their destination while providing them with the peace of mind and reassurance associated with the Hilton name, in addition to the benefits of the award-winning Hilton Honors program. Our hotel boasts updated interiors and has joined Hilton under its new name the Terrace Hotel Lakeland, Tapestry Collection by Hilton. ![]() Today, the Terrace Hotel Lakeland hotel has entered the next chapter of its illustrious history with its new ownership and management. Our professionally decorated guestrooms capture the hotel's original style while considering the needs of modern-day travelers. In addition to 73 spacious hotel rooms, The Terrace Hotel also offers 15 comfortable guest suites, plus elegant conference and banquet facilities. restored its charming historic exterior, completely refurbishing the hotel to luxurious modern standards. In 1998, The Lakeland Terrace re-opened its doors as downtown's newest hotel. Guest rooms were simply and thoughtfully appointed with then-modern comforts and conveniences that few other hotels could match. From her ample restaurant and bar, visitors enjoyed fine meals served in a restful atmosphere. Huge French windows in the lounge overlooked Lake Mirror. There, guests were immediately surrounded by potted palms that accentuated the majestic, high-ceilinged lobby. In those days, guests entered the hotel from Main Street, via a luxurious tropical garden that opened on to Massachusetts Avenue. Seeing this influx of tourism and trade, Florida Collier Court Hotels built their comfortable hotel in the heart of downtown Lakeland, a sister to other hotels in Miami, West Palm Beach, and Tampa. The warm weather and the lucrative real estate market made the journey all the more enticing. Fortunately, the prosperity of the early 1920s meant that tourists by the trainload were pouring into cities like Lakeland, in the Sunshine State. Prior to that, because air conditioning was not widely used yet, hotels simply opened for “The Season,” and closed for the summer. When the Lakeland Terrace Hotel first opened her doors in 1924, she was hailed as one of Florida's finest new year round inns, which at the time was a rather novel concept.
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