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- Free comp. breakfast
- 12 sleeping rooms in hotel
- 2 floors in property
- Check in: 3:00 pm
- Check out: 11:00 am
- Groups/Meetings rating of 7.5/10
Standard prices by room type for the next 60 days
Local Attractions
Everglades national Park, Biscaynne National Park, Miami, Florida Keys,
Map of Redland Hotel An Historic Inn
Property Description
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 $6,000.00On 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 was divided into bedroom suites, bringing the hotel to 30 rooms. A bathroom was added to the second floor. The contractor for the construction was W.O. Webster. Dr. Schlegel renamed the hotel “Hotel Redland”. The sign on the front of the building we believe to be the same sign.J.W. English, owner of the Seminole Theatre, bought the Hotel Redland in 1934 and changed the name to the Redland Hotel. Mr. English remodeled replacing the drop cords with outside wiring and modern electric fixtures with concealed wiring. Hot and cold running water was brought into a lavatory in each of the 40 rooms. The hot water was supplied from a 500-gallon solar heater. Six bathrooms with showers and tubs were added, bringing the total to 10 bathrooms. Over the years the hotel was sold and remodeled several times. This structure even withstood the destruction of Hurricane Andrew in 1992. However in 1995 the business was closed for 250 code violations. For several years it was an “eyesore” for downtown Homestead. In 1997 Rex & Katy Oleson had a vision of what the building could be. With the help of Jerry & Nancy Gust, the Redland Hotel was renovated to what it is today. It is the wish of the proprietors that the Homestead community, and guest from outside the community, can again enjoy the hotel and learns a little about the history of Homestead and how the “small town atmosphere and style” came to be. During the next few years, we hope to name some of the rooms after “founding fathers” of the community and have history of these families on display. If you would be interested in sharing some of your knowledge with others, and us please contact the management. We would love to hear from you.
Details / Other Expenses
| Check In: | 3:00 pm |
| Check Out: | 11:00 am |
| Year of Last Renovation: | 2007 |
| Floors: | 2 |
| Rooms: | 12 |
| Corridors: | All Rooms Have Interior Hallways |
| Non Smoking Rooms: | 12 |
| Handicap Rooms: | 1 |
| Suites: | 1 |
| Room Windows: | Windows Do Open |
| Meeting Rooms: | 1 View Spaces |
| Meeting Space: | 400 sq. feet |
| Banquet Space: | Holds 25 people |
Policies / Expenses
| Cancellation: 72 hr. Cancellation fee imposed | |
| Nightly Parking: | 0.00 |
| Total Taxes: | 13.00% |
| Total Misc Fees: | $0.00 USD (mandatory resort fees/taxes) |
Amenities / Features
- Air conditioning
- Alarm clock
- Central location
- Complimentary breakfast
- Credit card accepted: Mastercard/Visa
- Credit card accepted: American Express
- Credit card accepted: Discover
- Fax available
- Free local calls
- Hairdryer available
- Handicap accessible
- Internet - wireless
- Internet - ethernet
- Free WiFi Internet
- Licensed bar
- Non-smoking rooms
- 24 hours opened
- Private bathroom in room
- Private car parking
- Radio in room
- Restaurant
- Self controlled heating/cooling system
- Shower
- Telephone in all rooms
- Telephone - Free local calls
- Television
- TV - Free Cable
- Travellers cheques accepted
- TV room
- VCR or VCP
Airport & Shuttle Information
Miami is 24 miles
Airport Shuttle? Sorry, no airport shuttle available.Pet Friendly?
Service animals complying with ADA Title lll regulations are allowed.
Sorry, pets are not allowed.People also viewed these hotels
Meeting Rooms and Banquet Rooms at Redland Hotel An Historic Inn
Below are the meeting, banquet, conference and event spaces at Redland Hotel An Historic Inn.
Feel free to use the Redland Hotel An Historic Inn meeting space capacities chart below to help in your event planning. Hotel Planner specializes in Homestead event planning for sleeping rooms and meeting space for corporate events, weddings, parties, conventions, negotiated rates and trade shows.
| Meeting Room Name | L x W x H (Feet) | Size (sqft.) | Banquet 5'/6'  | Crescent | Classroom | Hollow Square  | U-Shape | Boardroom | Convention 8'/10'  | Theater | Reception | Regist. Desk  |
| Everglades Room | 29 x 16 x 8 | 400 | --/-- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | --/-- | -- | 40 | -- |
Close This Everglades RoomRoom Type: General Meeting Room Total Size: 400 Sq. Mi Dimensions: 29 x 16 x 8 Ft. Floor Level: Ground Level Power Outlets: 3 Columns: 0 Windows: 2 Natural Light?: Yes Obstructions? No Built In Screens? No Built In Stage? No Built In A/V? No Amenities Available
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FAQs about Redland Hotel An Historic Inn
What time is check in?
Check in time is 3:00 pm based on the hotel's local time. Early check in may be available if requested at the front desk on the day of check-in.
What time is check out?
Check out time is 11:00 am based on the hotel's local time. Late check out may be available if requested at the front desk during your stay.
How many rooms does Redland Hotel An Historic Inn have?
There are 12 sleeping rooms in the hotel.
Is there any meeting space at Redland Hotel An Historic Inn?
Yes, they have 1 meeting room that can support various table layouts.
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