“We stayed one night at the hotel, and were disappointed by the state of the building that we felt was tired. It must have had quite a bit of charm at its peak, but now it looks like old without charm. The room we were in was small and functional, but the appliances, the shower the airconditioning were dated. The most disappoinging part of our stay was the price that did not seem in line with the level of the accomodation.”
“A very hospitable owner couple attended the guests at restored old homes. The accommodations were as one would expect staying in 100+ year old houses, character without frills. The location was easy walking distance to the theaters and downtown the town dedicated to live theater.”
“If you like quaint 150 year old properties, this if fine. But you also get inflexible check-in, no amenities other than the room and a coffee machine in the hall and a small room with a mini shower in the room and a stepdown bathroom (leading to a stumble in the night). What is similar to other hotels in town (say the Arden Park) is the price per night - yet those hotels have many more amenities and more comfortable rooms. Good location for theatre going, however and plenty parking.”
“This was a nice place to stay with parking right next-door and very easy entry. No issues whatsoever with not having a front desk. I did have to message a couple of times because I didn’t get the info email with door code early enough in my opinion. After messaging an hour before check-in time, I did receive it, but I feel like that system was a little glitchy. Room was great, stayed with a friend, so one of us had the pullout, and one of us had the bed. Everything was clean and worked well....