We combine modern amenities and hospitality in a 1913 historic property. The wraparound porch makes a great place to enjoy a glass of wine - especially from fall through spring.

Our Innkeeper Tom Kapp is Chief Product Designer and Bike Builder at Art In Motion, LLC. Art In Motion's motorcycles have been featured on Discovery Channel's "How It's Made", and ship to customers all over the world. He’s also co-owner of Violet’s Venom Brewery and Violet’s Garage along with Christi Kapp. Christi is an artist and Technology Professional with current interests in innovation, human development and leadership development. She welds the metal sculptures in the ever-changing landscape. Her sculptures currently in the yard include "Sugar Dolphin", "Motorcycle Shop Fairy", “Fire Ant Tree”, “Cricket the Sugar Horse”, “Rainbow Angel” and more. She's also the brewer at Violet's Venom Brewery in Historic Downtown Kissimmee

Historic Downtown Kissimmee is one of those places where Old Florida charm hasn’t just survived—it’s alive, welcoming, and strolling right beside you. Centered along Broadway, the district blends lakeside relaxation with small-town friendliness and an artsy, walkable vibe. The streets are full of eclectic locally-owned shops, cafés, breweries, restaurants, and creative spaces. Many of the buildings date back to the late 1800s and early 1900s, giving the area a warm, vintage character with wide porches, iron balconies, and restored storefronts. Just steps away, Lakefront Park stretches along the shore of Lake Tohopekaliga—called “Lake Toho” by locals—with a scenic paved walkway, fishing pier, marina, playground, splash pad, and shady oak trees perfect for sitting and talking with friends. The sunsets over the lake are famously stunning, and community events, craft markets, music nights, and festivals are common here, making the town feel celebratory and neighborly year-round. Historic Downtown Kissimmee feels like a place where you can slow down, enjoy a glass of wine or a craft beer, browse art studios, watch the trains go by, and meet the owners of the shops