"First, let me say that I understand that the Delaware hotel is an old historic hotel that has undergone renovations. And should be recognized as such. Having said that there are some things I believe future guests should know.
First and foremost is that the rooms are all on the second and third floor and there is not any type of Elevator. The steps can be very steep and narrow, and I became concerned about numerous people as I watch them drag down. Again, this was not a problem for me specifically but I’m not sure how clearly that is described.
Next is that due to the age of the hotel, there are some issues, including a very slanted floor in my room to the extent that my bed had blocks of wood under the two legs of the headboard to make it level. The door hardware literally fell off in the bathroom, and I was temporarily trapped in there while my companion works to get me out. The floorboards creak and groan as you would expect 100 year-old building to do. However, given that I had someone in the room above me, it did become annoying every time they moved around.
There are virtually no amenities. The coffee station was perpetually out of coffee and creamer every morning.
The restaurant had a very limited menu.
However, if you are looking to stay in a historical and revived building with an amazing location on Harrison Avenue than this is the place. I was not disappointed in my stay as I anticipated some of these challenges."