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"water filter on 3rd floor broken reported"

"Breakfast is limited "

"We have stayed there for many years. This time there were a number of issues: no safe in the room, driveway and parking lot were basically rubble, uneven tile on the bathroom floor that we tripped on numerous times, shower curtain would not close, they only cleaned the room every three days, and we asked for sheets for the hide-away bed and they had stains on them,"

"Breakfast does not offer much. The staff is very friendly. Carpet needs replacing but the place is clean."

"One of the best things was the breakfast and hospitality it was a very welcoming stay , clean quite and delightful "

"Best boutique hotel I have stayed at. Clean, comfortable, amenities were excellent. Coffee was local brew and fabulous. It will be the only place I stay in Ithaca when I return to see my daughter."

"The location was very good for us. But the property is pretty dated. The room was clean and the bathroom had be recently updated. The bed was comfortable. Lots of parking spaces. It seemed like each time we left the property, we had to reconnect to the wifi. Kinda of irritating. Pricing was reasonable compared to many other hotels in the area."

"Front desk staff was very helpful and friendly. The room had a very strong smell of whatever air freshener they use to cover odors. The windows don’t open, so I couldn’t even air it out. Shampoo, conditioner, and soap in the shower were almost completely empty. I guess they didn’t check any of them. Parking is a bit of a headache and inconvenience. You have to have your ticket validated every time you leave. Coffee machine in lobby was broken. That was the biggest downfall for me. Walking distance to everything. There were pros and cons. But I wouldn’t stay here again. I’ve stayed at other hotels in the area that I would rather choose again."

"Staff are very friendly. Breakfast is good; really enjoy speaking with the breakfast staff. Nice property, my first choice when visiting Ithaca."