Eastwood Terrace Inn

Eastwood Terrace Inn is located at 442 West New York Avenue, on a residential stretch of one of downtown DeLand’s principal east-west streets. New York Avenue runs directly into the heart of DeLand’s historic commercial district along Woodland Boulevard, and the western end of the street, where this inn sits, is lined with older homes in one of the city’s established residential neighborhoods.

Area business directories categorize Eastwood Terrace Inn as a bed and breakfast and inn, placing it in the same small category of lodging as DeLand’s handful of other independent, residential style guest properties rather than among the standardized hotel brands built along International Speedway Boulevard near Interstate 4. Listed office hours for the property run Monday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., typical for a small inn where a single owner or manager may handle check-ins, phone calls, and reservations personally rather than staffing a 24 hour front desk.

The inn’s location puts guests within easy reach of downtown DeLand’s Mainstreet district, a walkable stretch of Woodland Boulevard known for its independent restaurants, art galleries, and the historic Athens Theatre, as well as the campus of Stetson University, Florida’s oldest private university, founded in 1883. DeLand’s compact downtown core means most of the city’s restaurants, shops, and seasonal events, including its regular gallery walks and holiday festivals, are within a short walk or drive of the New York Avenue corridor.

The inn’s location also makes it a reasonable base for exploring the wider West Volusia area, including Blue Spring State Park in nearby Orange City, De Leon Springs State Park to the north, and the St. Johns River, all within a short drive, as well as Daytona Beach roughly 25 miles to the east and greater Orlando about 40 miles to the southwest.

Specific details about Eastwood Terrace Inn’s room count, decor, and current rates were not available through independently published sources at the time of this listing. Prospective guests are encouraged to call 386-736-9902 directly to confirm availability, current pricing, and check-in arrangements before booking a stay. As with several of DeLand’s smaller inns, this property appears to operate on a more personal, appointment driven basis than a typical hotel, which is part of what distinguishes it from the chain properties that dominate lodging options elsewhere in Volusia County. Travelers who value a walkable, small city setting over a highway exit full of chain signage tend to be the ones who seek out an independent inn like this one in the first place.