The Lakeland Terrace Hotel, a ten story building, was originally constructed in 1926 and is listed on the National Historic Register.  The building had been closed and abandoned for many years.

The project consisted of a complete renovation of both the interior and exterior of the building.  The guestroom floors had to be completely gutted due to the existing condition.  Careful attention was given in the reconstruction to maintain the historic atmosphere.  Color schemes and interior furnishings were selected to create the ambiance of the era.

One of the first levels, the original restaurant area was renovated to create a “bistro” atmosphere.  The restaurant seating flowed into the original two story lobby in order to add more seating capacity.  A new front desk and lobby area was added adjacent to the dining area.  Wherever possible, existing elements were left in place and refurbished.  The second level contains meeting space with a pre-function bar located in the mezzanine overlooking the first floor.  The exterior was restored to its original design and repainted in colors closely matching the first color scheme.