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"Friendly staff and good breakfast. Overall good experience. "

"The hotel seems to be under new ownership and is being refurbished. The laundry room and ice machines were non functional. The rooms were clean and comfortable. It was a good value."

"Coleen our host was very knowledgeable and so kind. She made us welcome in her beautiful home. The breakfast both mornings was delicious. Will definitely recommend to family and friends."

"Staff was friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good."

"The staff was very pleasant"

"This hotel is showing its age and needs a remodel job. It is hard to make a property in this condition look good and clean. The tf was slow to react if they were even at the front desk in the first place. I had to walk around the desk and yell for someone to address my issue. Breakfast was the same old fake omelets, the orange juice ran out and a new sheet never came after requesting one due to water spillage. The final straw before checking out and moving to a Hampton Inn was the water flow was not even the thickness of a pencil, and the shower did not have enough pressure to work properly. Because we had a carload of luggage and two dogs, the decision to move was difficult. We went ahead and moved o the Hampton Inn next door which made the trip more enjoyable."

"It’s a nice 1840 home. Rooms decorated with antiques and very homey. It’s old so some wear and tear is evident but it’s a beautiful home. Cookies greet you at check in and there is breakfast every morning. Coffee, tea and hot chocolate available 24/7. Everyone is very courteous. Denise was excellent at providing all the information one needs. Convenient to downtown shopping, food and historic district. Also close to the river walk and trails"

"The food was average but the hotel room was nice"

"The staff at the desk and breakfast were very friendly and helpful. The room was fine. The floors could have been vacuumed better as there were crumbs or such under the table & around the edges of the room."