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The closest hotels near AdventHealth Orlando are within about 3 miles of the main hospital at 601 East Rollins Street (formerly Florida Hospital Orlando), and one of them, Comfort Suites Downtown Orlando, is across North Orange Avenue and close enough to walk. The others are on the north edge of downtown or in Winter Park.
This guide is for families visiting a patient and people coming in for surgery or outpatient care at the campus by Lake Estelle, just north of downtown. We ranked seven hotels by road distance and checked parking, breakfast, kitchens, pets and shuttles on official pages.
We also cover the hospital’s free garages, the nearby SunRail station and the family housing AdventHealth lists. Nothing here is medical advice; ask the care team about visiting rules for your unit.
Quick answer: Book Comfort Suites Downtown Orlando if you want to walk. It is about 0.4 miles from the hospital, includes a hot breakfast and, at last check, free overnight parking. For a week or longer, Home2 Suites and the Residence Inn downtown have kitchens and free breakfast about 2 miles away. If your child is a patient, ask about the Ronald McDonald House on the AdventHealth for Children campus.
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How we chose these hotels
- Road distance first: we routed every hotel to the main hospital at 601 East Rollins Street with OSRM in both directions (one-way streets change the route) and rounded the result.
- Official facts only: parking, breakfast, kitchens, pets and check-in ages come from each hotel’s own site or brand page. Where a brand page blocked us, we used the most recent archived copy and say how old it is.
- Hospital-trip basics: walkability, kitchens, laundry, included breakfast, parking costs and car-free transport.
- AdventHealth’s own list: the hospital’s travelers page names Comfort Suites, the Ronald McDonald House and an on-campus guest home.
We do not use review scores. Rates vary by season, availability and how far ahead you book.
Hotels near AdventHealth Orlando compared
| Hotel | By road | Parking (last check) | Breakfast | Kitchen |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Comfort Suites Downtown | 0.4 mi | Free overnight | Free hot | No (fridge, microwave) |
| DoubleTree Downtown | 1.4 mi | Self $33, valet $36 | Paid | No |
| Courtyard Downtown | 1.8–2 mi | $20 | Paid | No |
| Home2 Suites Downtown | 2.2 mi | Valet only, $45 | Free hot | Yes |
| Residence Inn Downtown | 2 mi | $25 | Free hot | Full kitchen |
| Crowne Plaza Downtown | 2–2.5 mi | Self $25, valet $30 | Paid | 1-bedroom suites |
| The Alfond Inn | 2.7 mi | Valet from $37 | Not included | Larger suites |
Parking prices are per day before tax and change often, so confirm them when you book. The hospital’s garages are free, so a hotel’s parking charge is the main extra cost if you drive.
1. Comfort Suites Downtown Orlando


This Comfort Suites at 2416 North Orange Avenue is the closest hotel to the hospital. AdventHealth lists it among its recommended hotels as less than a mile away; by our route it is about 0.4 miles by road, or roughly a 9-minute walk to the main hospital on Rollins Street.
Choice Hotels lists a free hot breakfast, a seasonal outdoor pool, an outdoor whirlpool and free Wi-Fi, and its page calls this the only hotel in downtown Orlando with free overnight parking. The hotel’s own photos show suite-style rooms with a sofa area, a microwave and a small fridge.
- Why stay: the one pick where walking to the hospital is realistic, so the car can stay parked.
- Getting there / to the parks: about 0.4 miles to the main hospital and close to the SunRail AdventHealth station. Universal Orlando is about 11 miles by road and Magic Kingdom’s parking about 24 miles.
- Good to know: check-in is 4 pm and check-out noon (February 2026 copy of the Choice page). Ask the front desk to confirm the free parking and the pool’s seasonal hours for your dates.
Best for: families who want to walk over for visits and keep costs down.
See prices and availability at Comfort Suites Downtown Orlando
2. DoubleTree by Hilton Orlando Downtown


The DoubleTree tower at 60 South Ivanhoe Boulevard overlooks Lake Ivanhoe beside I-4, about 1.3 to 1.4 miles by road from the hospital, depending on direction. That is a few minutes by car in light traffic, or a walk of about half an hour.
Hilton lists a sky-deck pool, a 24-hour fitness center, Sixty South Restaurant & Bar (breakfast and a light dinner menu) and Made Market, which serves Starbucks coffee, sandwiches and snacks. Cribs and connecting rooms are listed. Our DoubleTree by Hilton Orlando Downtown review covers the rooms in more detail.
- Why stay: full service with a restaurant, bar and pool, plus quick I-4 access.
- Getting there / to the parks: about 1.4 miles to the hospital; Universal is about 10 miles and Magic Kingdom’s parking about 23.5 miles. Hilton lists no airport shuttle.
- Good to know: at last check (an April 2026 copy of Hilton’s page) self-parking was $33 a day and valet $36, with 7-foot clearance. Breakfast is not included in standard rates. Pets are allowed for $75 per stay (one to three nights) or $150 (four nights or more). You must be 21 to check in; check-in 4 pm, check-out noon.
Best for: visitors with a car who want a restaurant and bar in the building.
Check your dates for DoubleTree by Hilton Orlando Downtown on Booking.com
3. Courtyard by Marriott Orlando Downtown


This Courtyard at 730 North Magnolia Avenue is on the northern edge of downtown, about 1.8 to 2 miles by road from AdventHealth Orlando depending on direction.
Marriott describes a heated outdoor pool, a fitness center, on-site laundry and The Bistro, which serves breakfast with Starbucks coffee plus lunch, dinner and evening drinks. Rooms have pillowtop mattresses and flat-screen TVs, and you can upgrade to a one-bedroom suite with separate living and sleeping areas.
- Why stay: the lowest paid parking on this list at last check, and suites if you need more room.
- Getting there / to the parks: about 2 miles to the hospital and roughly a 15-minute walk to the LYNX Central SunRail station. Marriott also lists a complimentary local shuttle with no details, so ask whether it can take you to the hospital. Universal is about 10 miles away.
- Good to know: at last check (a January 2026 copy of Marriott’s page) on-site parking was $20 a day and breakfast was not free. Pets are not allowed (service animals are welcome). The minimum check-in age is 18; check-in 3 pm, check-out noon.
Best for: drivers on a budget and younger adult caregivers, since most other picks require you to be 21.
See available rooms at Courtyard by Marriott Orlando Downtown
4. Home2 Suites by Hilton Orlando Downtown


Home2 Suites shares its 401 North Magnolia Avenue building with the Hilton Garden Inn Orlando Downtown, directly across from the Orange County Courthouse. It is about 2.2 miles by road from the hospital.
For a long stay, this is the more practical side of the building. Hilton lists an in-room kitchen, a free hot breakfast, a rooftop pool and Spin2 Cycle, a combined laundry and fitness room. The Garden Grille restaurant and bar in the building serve breakfast and dinner.
- Why stay: a kitchen plus included breakfast, which saves the most on food over a long stay.
- Getting there / to the parks: the LYNX Central SunRail station is about a 7-minute walk. On weekdays you can ride one stop to the AdventHealth station, then walk about 8 minutes to the main hospital. Universal is about 9.5 miles by car.
- Good to know: parking is valet only. Hilton listed $45 a day with no self-parking on a September 2025 copy of its page, the latest we could open, so confirm. Up to two dogs or cats (75 lb max) are allowed for $75 (one to four nights) or $125 (five nights or more) plus tax. You must be 21 to check in; check-in 3 pm, check-out 11 am.
Best for: week-long stays when you will not need the car every day.
5. Residence Inn by Marriott Orlando Downtown


The Residence Inn at 680 North Orange Avenue is an all-suite hotel about 2 miles by road from the hospital. Marriott describes apartment-style suites with fully equipped kitchens, and the hotel’s photos show full-size fridges, stoves and dishwashers.
Marriott lists a free hot breakfast (6 to 9 am on weekdays and 7 to 10 am on weekends), an indoor heated pool, a fitness center, a small convenience store, on-site laundry and a covered patio with a barbecue area. For more options like this, see our list of Orlando hotels with kitchens.
- Why stay: real kitchens and on-site laundry for stays of a week or more.
- Getting there / to the parks: about a 9-minute walk to the LYNX Central SunRail station, one stop south of AdventHealth. Universal is about 9.5 miles and Magic Kingdom’s parking about 23 miles. Marriott says the hotel has no shuttle.
- Good to know: on-site garage parking was $25 a day on a February 2026 archived copy of Marriott’s page, the latest we could open. You need a room key to enter the garage, so check in first using the 30-minute zone on Orange Avenue. Up to two pets (35 lb max) are allowed; the page lists a $150 fee plus tax per stay but also shows $100, so confirm. Minimum check-in age 21; check-in 4 pm, check-out 11 am.
Best for: long treatment or recovery stays where you will cook most meals.
See prices and availability at Residence Inn by Marriott Orlando Downtown
6. Crowne Plaza Orlando-Downtown


The Crowne Plaza tower at 304 West Colonial Drive stands beside I-4 on the north side of downtown, about 2 to 2.5 miles by road from AdventHealth Orlando.
Its standout feature for hospital visitors is a free local shuttle. IHG says it runs from 9:30 am to 9:30 pm within a 3-mile radius, and the hospital is roughly 2 miles away, so ask the front desk to confirm AdventHealth is a stop and how far ahead to book rides. IHG also lists one-bedroom suites with full kitchens, a 1,316-square-foot Presidential Suite, Bite Bistro & Wine Bar, a 24-hour marketplace, a fitness center and an outdoor pool with a whirlpool.
- Why stay: a free local shuttle that may cover the hospital, plus kitchen suites.
- Getting there / to the parks: about a 10-minute walk to the LYNX Central SunRail station. Universal is about 9 miles by car. IHG lists no airport shuttle.
- Good to know: IHG listed self-parking at $25 and valet at $30 a night plus tax on its live page in October 2026. Breakfast at Bite Bistro is extra unless your rate includes it. No pets. Minimum check-in age 21; check-in 3 pm, check-out 11 am.
Best for: visitors without a car who still want a full-service hotel.
Check your dates for Crowne Plaza Orlando-Downtown on Booking.com
7. The Alfond Inn


For a quieter neighborhood, The Alfond Inn is a 183-room boutique hotel at 300 East New England Avenue in Winter Park, just off Park Avenue. It is about 2.7 miles by road from the hospital.
Rooms run from 323-square-foot Classic Kings to apartment-style suites. The Business Suite has an open galley kitchen, and the Luxury, Signature and Grand Suites (809 to 1,222 square feet) have galley kitchens with full-size appliances. A rooftop pool and bar, a fitness center, The Spa and Hamilton’s Kitchen restaurant are on site. Our guide to the best hotels in Winter Park covers the rest of the town.
- Why stay: a calm, walkable base near shops and restaurants, with kitchens in larger suites.
- Getting there / to the parks: the Winter Park SunRail station is about a 9-minute walk, one stop north of the AdventHealth station on weekdays. Universal is about 13.5 miles and Magic Kingdom’s parking about 27 miles.
- Good to know: the hotel charges a $27 plus tax nightly resort fee (Wi-Fi, fitness center, rooftop pool, 10% off at The Spa). Parking is valet only from $37 a day plus tax; there is no self-parking, but street parking is nearby. Minimum check-in age 21. Up to two dogs are allowed for $50 plus tax per dog per night (no other pets). Check-in 4 pm, check-out 11 am; pack ‘n plays are available.
Best for: caregivers on longer stays who value a peaceful setting and do not mind paying more.
Parking at AdventHealth Orlando
If you drive, AdventHealth says garage parking is free for patients and visitors, 24 hours a day. Valet costs $10 a day and runs 24 hours at the main hospital entrance; it is free for emergency patients at the Emergency Department and Women’s Hospital entrances, according to its visitor page at the time of writing.
- Alden Street Garage: across the street from the hospital’s main entrance. Take the elevator to the third floor for the crosswalk.
- McRae Avenue Garage: on Rollins Street across from the north entrance of the medical plaza, connected to the Alden Street garage.
- King Street Garage: next to the medical plaza, with a third-floor crosswalk to the hospital.
AdventHealth’s location page lists visiting hours of 9 am to 8 pm; units can have their own rules. On campus are the Welch Cafeteria (7 am to midnight, closed 10 to 10:30 am), the weekday Lakeside Café on Lake Estelle, a pharmacy, a chapel, free Wi-Fi and a Concierge Services desk that helps with laundry and dry cleaning.
Getting to AdventHealth Orlando without a car
SunRail’s AdventHealth station is at 500 East Rollins Street, about an 8-minute walk from the main hospital by our route. Trains run Monday to Friday only and do not run on New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving or Christmas. A one-way ride within one county costs $2 at the time of writing, with 50% off for riders aged 7 to 18 and 65 or older.
From Home2 Suites, the Residence Inn, Crowne Plaza or Courtyard, walk to the LYNX Central station (about 7 to 15 minutes depending on the hotel) and ride one stop north. From The Alfond Inn, use the Winter Park station and ride one stop south. SunRail lists LYNX bus route 102 (Orange Avenue) as a connection at the AdventHealth station. On weekends, plan on a rideshare or the Crowne Plaza shuttle. Our guide to getting around Orlando without a car explains buses and fares.
Orlando International Airport is about 15 to 16 miles from the hospital by road. If you land late, an Orlando airport hotel can be easier for the first night.
Housing for patients’ families
If your child is being treated at AdventHealth for Children, ask the care team about the Ronald McDonald House on its campus at 2201 Alden Road, a short walk (about 0.3 miles by our route) from the main hospital. Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Florida says the house has 23 bedrooms with private bathrooms, a kitchen, laundry, a playroom and a living room, and offers grab-and-go breakfast items and a daily dinner.
The patient must be a child up to age 21 receiving care at an Orlando-area hospital. Rooms are usually limited to two adults, families complete an online application and background check, and a room is not guaranteed. The AdventHealth for Children house can be reached at 407-898-6127.
AdventHealth’s travelers page also lists the Circle of Friends Home on the AdventHealth Orlando campus at 613 Winyah Drive. It gives phone numbers but no eligibility details, so ask your care team or social worker. International patients can contact AdventHealth’s Destination Health team, which helps with travel arrangements and interpreters.
The same list still names the Grand Bohemian Hotel downtown, 3 miles away by AdventHealth’s count. Since September 2026 it has been Hotel Beauden, Autograph Collection; our Hotel Beauden review explains the change. The list also includes a Homewood Suites in Maitland, 6 miles away by the hospital’s count.
How to choose
- You want to walk: Comfort Suites, about 9 minutes on foot.
- You are staying a week or more: Residence Inn (full kitchens) or Home2 Suites (kitchen and breakfast). Crowne Plaza and The Alfond Inn have kitchens in some suites.
- You will not have a car: Crowne Plaza’s shuttle during its hours, or weekday SunRail from Home2, the Residence Inn or Crowne Plaza.
- Parking matters: Comfort Suites listed free overnight parking and Courtyard $20; Home2 and The Alfond Inn are valet only.
- A younger caregiver is booking: Courtyard’s minimum check-in age is 18; the DoubleTree, Home2, Residence Inn, Crowne Plaza and The Alfond Inn require 21.
- You are bringing a pet: the DoubleTree, Home2 and Residence Inn take pets for a fee and The Alfond Inn takes dogs; Courtyard and Crowne Plaza do not.
All seven hotels are in Orange County, where hotel taxes add 12.5% at last check. If your trip also includes a show, a game or a theme park day, compare these with our picks for the best hotels in downtown Orlando and our overview of where to stay in Orlando.
Visiting Lake Nona instead? see hotels near Nemours Children’s Hospital; for longer stays, our extended-stay hotels in Orlando.
Frequently asked questions
What is the closest hotel to AdventHealth Orlando?
Comfort Suites Downtown Orlando, at 2416 North Orange Avenue, is the closest hotel. It is about 0.4 miles by road from the main hospital at 601 East Rollins Street, roughly a 9-minute walk by our route, and AdventHealth includes it on its own list of recommended hotels. The next closest is the DoubleTree by Hilton Orlando Downtown on Lake Ivanhoe, about 1.4 miles away by car.
How much does parking cost at AdventHealth Orlando?
At the time of writing, AdventHealth says garage parking is free for patients and visitors in the Alden Street, McRae Avenue and King Street garages, which are open 24 hours. Valet is $10 a day (24 hours at the main entrance) and free for emergency patients at the Emergency Department and Women’s Hospital entrances. Check the hospital’s visitor page before you go, since policies can change.
Are there extended-stay hotels with kitchens near AdventHealth Orlando?
Yes. The Residence Inn by Marriott Orlando Downtown has apartment-style suites with fully equipped kitchens and a free hot breakfast, and Home2 Suites by Hilton Orlando Downtown lists in-room kitchens plus free breakfast. Both are about 2 miles from the hospital by road. Crowne Plaza Orlando-Downtown has one-bedroom suites with full kitchens, and The Alfond Inn in Winter Park has galley kitchens in its larger suites.
Where can families of child patients stay near AdventHealth for Children?
Ask the care team about the Ronald McDonald House on the campus of AdventHealth for Children, at 2201 Alden Road. It has 23 bedrooms with private bathrooms, a shared kitchen and laundry, and serves a daily dinner. Families apply online and complete a background check, rooms are usually limited to two adults, and space is not guaranteed. The house’s phone number is 407-898-6127.
Can I get to AdventHealth Orlando without a car?
On weekdays, yes. SunRail’s AdventHealth station on East Rollins Street is about an 8-minute walk from the main hospital, and Home2 Suites, the Residence Inn, Crowne Plaza and Courtyard are a 7- to 15-minute walk from the LYNX Central station, one stop away. SunRail does not run on weekends, so plan on a rideshare then, or ask the Crowne Plaza about its free local shuttle within 3 miles.
Do hotels near AdventHealth Orlando offer hospital or medical rates?
None of the official hotel pages we checked advertised a hospital or medical rate. It is still worth asking the hotel directly, and AdventHealth’s Concierge Services or your care team may know about current arrangements. For stays of a week or more, compare the hotel’s longer-stay rates on Booking.com with the hotel’s own site, and check whether parking is included before you decide.
Bottom line
For most visitors, Comfort Suites Downtown Orlando is the easiest choice: you can walk to the hospital, breakfast is included and parking was listed as free. Choose Home2 Suites or the Residence Inn for long stays with a kitchen, the Crowne Plaza if you need its local shuttle, and The Alfond Inn for a calmer Winter Park base. Whatever you book, confirm parking and check-in age before you arrive. Check your dates for Comfort Suites Downtown Orlando.
Sources checked in October 2026: AdventHealth Orlando information for visitors, AdventHealth Orlando information for travelers, SunRail AdventHealth station, RMHC of Central Florida: RMH on the campus of AdventHealth for Children, Crowne Plaza Orlando-Downtown directions and shuttle.
