Grand Bohemian Hotel

The Grand Bohemian Hotel's turn-of-the-century European theme, wrapped around contemporary luxuries, caters to the tastes of upscale business and leisure travelers in downtown Orlando. The design, notable art collection, cuisine, and first-rate business amenities rate high with publications like Travel & Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, and the Wine Spectator.

The Klimt Rotunda, Grand Bohemian Art Gallery, 250 rooms and suites, and nearly 10,000 square feet of meeting space showcase a remarkable collection of original artworks. Meeting planners choose from a variety of flexible spaces including the Johann Strauss Ballroom, Kessler Boardroom, and the Bohemian Gardens, a popular venue for social events. Live jazz accompanies every evening at The Boheme restaurant, which serves an eclectic menu of classics by a local culinary star—chef Zachary Martin, who studied with Emeril Lagasse. There are no reviews posted at this time.