ADORA INN is a top-rated bed and breakfast inn. It is conveniently located in charming downtown Mount Dora, Florida and is walking distance to all shops, restaurants, parks, events and festivals. Guests can choose from a wide range of nearby activities such as kayaking, bicycling, boat tours, swimming in natural springs, horseback riding, antique hunting, wine tasting, fine or casual dining. Let your hosts at Adora Inn help you plan your fun.
We designed Adora Inn, built in 1916, with sensitivity to its history but with a modern, eclectic approach. Our guest rooms, on the second and third floors, are comfortable, esthetically pleasing and practical. And for flexibility, we offer Queen, King and Twin configurations, depending upon the room. All our rooms have private baths.
At Adora Inn, we turn the included breakfast and special-order lunch into gourmet adventures. Like the cafés of Europe, we emphasize freshness and quality. The Innkeepers, Arthur and John, are both experienced, professional chefs. Breakfast may include Italian Frittatas, Spanish Tortillas, or French Toast accompanied by fresh fruit cups, home made pastries, warm bread and butter, freshly brewed coffee, tea and fruit juices. See Cuisine & Extras for lunch and dinner options. Guests come for our style and return for our hospitality.
The food at Adora Inn is made from the best quality and freshest ingredients. A unique multi-course breakfast is served each morning while a Boxed Lunch may be ordered before arrival.
There are several ways to make your stay at Adora Inn even more special, such as choosing one of our special packages or select special items á la carte. We also offer an Elopement Package. Or choose our Adventure and/or Relaxation Package.
The rooms at Adora Inn all feature original art from Arthur Natale, co-owner. Click the link above top see more art. And if you are interested, ask for prices.
Click above to view a short video produced by Visit Florida in which Arthur and John, Adora Inn’s owners discuss the Inn and some of the attractions of Mount Dora.
As seen on the Travel Channel’s Hotel Impossible: Showdown, Anthony Melchiorri follows four Floridian hoteliers as they showcase their properties for $25,000 cash. They get spooked on a ghost tour, enjoy Miami Beach, and some get jealous over another’s backyard Jacuzzi.