Cassadaga is a town located on the I-4 corridor in Volusia County. Known for its psychic and spiritual connections, Cassadaga attracts many visitors interested in the supernatural and New Age religions. While only one hotel rests within the city limits, visitors also have a few options just outside the town.
Cassadaga Hotel & Psychic Center
This early 20th-century hotel is centrally located in the town. The Cassadaga Hotel advertises as being haunted by friendly spirits. Several events and seminars are held in the hotel year-round, plus there are psychics on staff. The hotel also features the Lost in Time Cafe. Rooms range from $55 to $150 per night, depending on what special events may take place. As of 2009, the hotel is not open on Tuesdays. Pets are not allowed. Check-in time is at 3 p.m. and check-out is at 11 a.m. This hotel is best suited for adults.
355 Cassadaga Road
Cassadaga, FL 32706
(386) 228-2323
cassadagahotel.net
Cabin on the Lake
This bed and breakfast features three rooms ranging from $115 to $145 a night for one or two people. Cabin on the Lake is located a few miles from Cassadaga in Lake Helen. Beautiful landscaping and a peaceful atmosphere provides a different stay than the large Cassadaga Hotel. The cabin still offers private psychic readings in house, though. Pets are allowed. Check-in is at 3 p.m. and check-out is at 11 a.m.
222 Tangerine Road
Lake Helen, FL 32744
(386) 951-2684
cabinonthelake.com/
Days Inn
Located just across I-4 from Cassadaga, the Days Inn in Orange City offers a less expensive alternative to visiting Cassadaga. This hotel, renovated in 2006, has rooms starting at $45.90 per night, as of November 2009. Pets are allowed. Guests can enjoy a swimming pool and free breakfast. All rooms come with a microwave and mini refrigerator.
2501 N. Volusia Ave.
Orange City, FL 32763
(386) 775-4522
daysinn.com/
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