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"Very convenient, room was great very clean. Staff very nice"

"The rooms were very clean, the staff were friendly and quickly responded to our questions. The parking lot was well lighted and our cars felt secure."

"Love coming here with my wife."

"Clean rooms, friendly staff. Price is reasonable most days. I want to come back tomorrow but can’t pay 120+. We appreciate the welcoming we were given"

"Very basic.Motel like rooms."

"clean room and amazing breakfast!"

"Very nicely renovated old hotel in cool old town area"

"Worth the price"

"Breakfast: It's the same everyday. Store bought mini pastries, basic cereal, breads with spreads, waffles, yogurts, tiny apples, a juice bar (the juices were questionable quality). Wifi: Very weak. Disconnects randomly. Not usable for Zoom calls as an example. Outlets: Outdated. Using the Microwave caused the TV to shut off and reboot. Outlets in the lamps were damaged and unusable. Fire hazard for sure. No outlets near our bed otherwise. Had to stretch a 10 foot charging cable to the bathroom for my phone. Lights: Not all lightbulbs are the same. Some are yellow. Some are painfully bright LEDs. Bed: Sheets and Blankets were too small for our king size bed. They know it too as when they make the bed, they use more blanket on one side to make the room more presentable when you first walk in, leaving the other side with only enough blanket to cover the top but not the side. Outside of that, the bed was so very comfortable. Medium soft. Had wonderful sleep! Pillows: They were okay. Stuffed with cheap fluff that did not hold a shape. The pillow slips were clean. But the pillows themselves were covered in various stains. Bathroom: Our toilet paper holder was missing, so we had to have our tp on the floor or on the bathtub wall. Very thin sheets. Pipes were very loud after flushing. The door was previously damaged and it barely held on. You could see the screws pulling out of the damaged frame. Everything else was functional. Nothing fancy. Soundproofing is non-existent."