Grove Inn in Miami 1-800-230-4134
22540 SW 177th Ave., Miami, FL 33170
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~3.53 miles from Princeton |
Value Place Homestead in Homestead 1-800-997-5148
2750 NE 8th St., Homestead, FL 33033
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~3.98 miles from Princeton |
Fairway Inn Gateway To The Keys in Homestead 1-866-797-2018
100 SE 1st Ave., Homestead, FL 33034 (Resort)
Gate Way to the Keys, best description for this location
At the Fairway Inn, Guests can enjoy perks such as convenient parking right in front of their room and a delicious complimentary breakfast served daily. A short drive away from the Fairway Inn beautiful beaches, parks, great shopping and recreation await you! When considering Hotela and Inns in South Florida,
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~4.25 miles from Princeton |
Floridian Hotel of Homestead in Homestead 1-800-997-5149
990 North Homestead Blvd., Homestead, FL 33030 (Downtown-City Center)
The Floridian Hotel,located in the heart of Homestead,is your Gateway to the Keys, Florida's hidden treasure. Offering spacious guest rooms, with comfortable king or double beds. All rooms include coffee maker, iron, ironing board and hairdryer, miniature fridge, microwave and high speeed Internet.
Start the day by enjoying a complimentary continental breakfast and later, soak up the Florida sun in our refreshing pool (heated in the winter) and enjoy all the attractions the area offers.
We are conveniently located minutes from The Historic Downtown Homestead and 30 minutes from the Florida Keys. A number of fantastic restaurants and shops are within walking distance and we are only minutes away from several outlet malls. Also, only minutes away you'll find an array of exciting recreational opportunities including golf, tennis, jogging, airboating, baseball, motor sports racing and diving.
We look forward to having you as our guest at the Floridian Hotel in Homestead - your Gateway to the Keys.
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~4.45 miles from Princeton |
Redland Hotel An Historic Inn in Homestead 1-800-230-4134
5 South Flagler Ave., Homestead, FL 33030 (Downtown-City Center)
In 1904 W.D. Horne opened the Homestead Inn, a supply store and rooming house. It was the first commercial building and first hotel in Homestead, and located across the street from the train depot. On January 25, 1905, Horne was granted the post office, which he ran in the store until 1908. Business was very good, so Horne built a separate supply store on the south side and expanded the boarding house. He sold the supply store to his brother-in-law in 1907.
Tom and Floretta Evans bought the hotel 1912. On November 10, 1913, while under the management of Ms. Coleman, the hotel caught fire. Within 2 hours the hotel, a barber shop, the Mercantile Company, L.A. Loves new real estate office and a house recently purchased by J.E. Cochran, all burned. The entire damage was valued at $6,000.00
On November 19, 1913, it was announced that a new hotel would be built. The new modern structure was to be wood throughout and have 22 sleeping rooms upstairs. The ground floor would be public rooms: dining rooms, parlors, etc. There would be a ten-foot porch facing the streets and the mansard roof would be replaced with a flat roof. The construction was finished in 1914 and Mr. & Mrs. Evans renamed it the Hotel Evans.
Dr. Schlegel purchased the hotel in 1919 and in 1920, according to building permit news, built an addition on the south side. The new concrete building was divided into a “very large café, a fine kitchen and a public comfort station”. The existing dining room
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~5.33 miles from Princeton |
