It is a decent hotel for just a one-night stay. We booked the last room of this hotel, and unfortunately, we probably got the worst one.
Our room was supposed to be two twins or one queen..but the two beds we got didn’t match. It was one tiny double (they called it a European Queen) and a twin bed. We couldn’t push the two beds together, so we had to squeeze into the double bed. We are pretty slim, but it was still very uncomfortable. The room was also an ADA-accessible room, so the design was not optimal for someone that didn’t require assistance. Lastly, I noticed no mini fridge or AC (we didn’t need it).
The receptionist was friendly, but no one was there at 8 am when we checked out. We didn’t pay extra for breakfast, but the dining room looked lovely. Parking was free on the street overnight (till 8 am). The hotel (with an elevator) felt historic and grand, but we didn’t get that same experience in our room.
