The hotel is in a great location and has a friendly, responsive staff. The building itself is an older brick structure that was reportedly remodeled in 1998. The overall appearance is fine, though it was done a bit on the cheap. The bathrooms, for example, have new sinks and counter, but the shower/tubs look old and worn in places. My group had recurrent problems with the air conditioning. It was under repair for the entire building when we arrived, followed by several rooms losing all cooling in the middle of the night. I changed rooms, only to find the A/C in that room quite noisy as it cycled on and off. (There is no central A/C, so each room has its own unit). I have found this to be a problem in other hotels at times, but this was quite a racket. As noted by at least one other reviewer, the place looks tired in places, with peeling wallpaper, water stains on the ceiling, and a microscopic swimming pool with a peeling bottom. I'm told the building is scheduled for demo and replacement, which is understandable. As noted by others, the rooms can be small, and, since there is no A/C in the bathroom, it can get hot in there. Overall, I did not have a great experience, and would be reluctant to stay there again. I don't sense the management wants to invest much in the building, which makes sense if it is going to be leveled soon. However, this is not the flawless gem of a boutique hotel you would like to see in this location.







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