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"While the rooms are lovely and the sheets were immaculate, I needed help with three things - 1) the front desk had to send an engineer to help me set up the Chromecast (there really was an issue, but the engineer came up at 930 pm and solved it) 2) the shower head was old and was not providing sufficient water flow and was malleable enough to where me trying to clean the openings was just squishing them (the showerhead wasn’t just cleaned, it was replaced by the time I got back to the room, but that tells you about the state of the hardware), the shower curtain was dirty - and again, they replaced the single-layer one with a replaceable liner fabric one (which tells you you have to ask for a clean and a modern liner and a shower head that works because they won’t update it on their own), and the repair team left two sharp items on the floor as a failure of sweeping the floor after the repair. I brought them to the front counter and other than an apology there was no effort to remedy this (they asked me if I needed medical help after stepping on it). So, it’s nice…. But you have to ask for basics. They’ll come through and help but they’ll still miss the mark. I’d stay here again but I’d adjust expectations tremendously."

"This hotel is terrific. It's further than we usually stay to get to the offices we have meetings in when we are in town, but it was so delightful, the food was terrific and the staff were exceptional so the distance was okay because all of that made up for it. highly recommend."

"Beautiful hotel but could use upgraded showers in suite "

"Always a great place to stay."

"Room felt small but was clean. "

"Staff was nice, room was clean, bar/lounge was nice. Room could have used some updates and amenities but maybe that is just part of the charm. "

"It would have been nice to have a small refrigerator in the rooms."

"Clean room, amazing staff, plenty of ride shares to get to all the places! Loved this hotel!"

"First, the balcony view on main picture is not of the hotel. The hotel is a squat, unassuming building that looks out at an office building across the street. Second, rather than increase the cost of the room they tack on a $36/night "destination fee. the only possible reason is to hide the actual per night charge."