The Roanoke Hotel

I would have to say that this is probably one of the most positive experiences I and my husband have ever had at a hotel. This is 150-year-old hotel and it was perfection! I don't use that word lately I am usually very critical but this property was beautifully placed the adornments were fabulous the bed was incredibly comfortable Joey the housekeeping manager was very gracious The dining experience the downtown experience it's a 10 all the way around congratulations Great job!

We love staying in this historic hotel in downtown Sebring. The balcony is my favorite , grab a coffee at the complimentary coffee bar, sit outside and enjoy the breeze while looking at the gorgeous park.

Could use better security from outsiders wander in.

The attraction is the historical value. A hotel going back to the early 1900's is indeed a rare find and the Roanoke Hotel in Sebring, FL. is no exception. I stayed Dec 27th and chose the Cracker Trail room. The renovation work is spectacular in all rooms. The bedding and linens are top shelf quality. Each room has its own "signature identity" and the 10 rooms are named as such; The Black Pearl, Old Florida, Ridgewood Forest, Hemingways Hideout, etc. Keys are left on a shelf outside your room, for self check-in. A code to the "front door" is delivered via email or text. No front desk check-in, however, one of the owners are typically on-site, especially Brandi. Coffee bar is offered. Beautiful patio porch on the second floor overlooks the beautiful Circle of Sebring. Several restaurants are nearby for breakfast, lunch and supper. Circle Vieux Bar & Lounge is mostly open on weekends. Nice area to relax and wind down. Highly recommend 👌

Very nice; historical, not all the modern stuff Beautiful hotel and rooms with a historic flair in the furnishings. But it was odd that there was no front desk. The lady who showed us to the room was very friendly and explained a lot. It takes some getting used to no ice machine (you have to ask for ice in the bar), no fridge in room and no coffeemaker in room. The coffee station is in the hallway, so you can’t stumble there in your nightgown; best to be dressed. The view from the balcony is gorgeous at night. Comfy but very high bed. The hall lights are very bright and showed through the blinds on my room’s window and door. We didn’t dine at the restaurant because we wanted something other than Irish fare, like shepherd’s pie, bangers and mash and scotch eggs. The elevator requires a bit of instruction, and is no place for claustrophobics.

Wonderful hotel. This is a beautiful hotel and a great location. The town is really cute and we have enjoyed our stay.