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"Amazing owner, present at the property, was hugely helpful when we had a 3-person-stay reservation glitch in our booking. This vintage hotel was built in 1899, was abandoned and closed for several years, and has undergone a beautiful renovation. It's open for several local festivals, but if you loved the movie Paper Moon, it's a must stay. All events and historic sites are within two short blocks of the hotel. "

"No kitchen, parking was good. carpet was dirty by the door, the recliner looked like it came from a junkyark"

"Nice"

"Amazing workers"

"The desk clerk was helpful to get into the best room for my needs. Property was quiet. Parking was close to entrance and well lighted. Room was typical and bed was comfortable. I would stay here again."

"I did not eat breakfast. AC was pretty good"

"Room was clean. Heater&A/C worked well. Night lite near bathroom was very helpful. Bed was comfy but pillows were so-so. Room was rather small. All towels were in the toilet room but the sink was outside that room and there was no towel rack by the sink, so had to go into other room and reach above toilet to get a towel to dry hands/face. Chair at the room's desk could go up or down but it did not go very high and the desk counter was very high so it was hard to type on laptop. Breakfast was so-so; a few things were good but the eggs were very bad (don't know what they were made of). Staff were friendly. Lots of restaurants or shopping places nearby. If you cannot handle stairs, be sure to request a ground floor room; there is no elevator."

"It was fine, I’ve stayed in this hotel several times for work"

"Your front desk clerk, Isabelle, was phenomenal!!! She was very friendly and helpful! She was easy to talk to and just a lovely person. The breakfast buffet, for $15, was decent, but not a good value. The lady that ran the buffet was so sweet and kind, and very helpful. "