Historic Angebilt Hotel — Attraction in Orlando

So in downtown Orlando, the historic Anglo built hotel is used for offices. Also there is a company on the 1st floor and I think the 2nd floor that rents out work spaces, like we work. But not we work. So in order to get into the building you have to be buzzed in . that means you have to know Who you are here to see. I knew who I was there to see, so I was gonna buzz in but someone was always watch already walking into the building so I walked in behind them. I will say this period the elevators are extremely small. I bet you people back in the day were short small and skinny. You can if you are small fit a bicycle and one other person other than yourself. For me Mr. 6' 8 I was only able to fit myself in the elevator. They have modernized the upper rooms and offices. But what's really cool is did has not lost the esthetics of walking into this historic hotel. It is the parking is at the end of the road in a parking garage or behind in the road. It's nice. When I liked the period the views are spectacular when you get up to the higher parts...

Historical plaque text: Part of the commercial building boom in the 1920s, this 11-story hotel was built in 1923. Builder Joseph Ange hired architect Murry S. King to design a million dollar hotel. Considered "the jewel of downtown Orlando", the building included hotel rooms, a rooftop garden, restaurant, pharmacy, bookstore and other businesses. WLOF, Orlando's second radio station, was located on the...

Lemon Lion's office is on the top two floors and I love working out of this building. Expanse is running it and they are doing a fantastic job. Definitely know what they are doing. Coffee machine is definitely something to look forward too! Seriously, though, security is great and they have done a wonderful job of modernizing and still keeping the former hotel's...