Nice little beautiful historic inn, but for the price there was a lot to be left desired. Starting with self check-in, there is nobody on the property overnight, they do have somebody that lives next door and they do have a residence of somebody that lives there who also has another job. So it's pretty much self-checking and you're on your own. Secondly, nothing is complimentary, not even water or coffee. Restaurant and bar is closed a couple days a week, which happened to fall on the day we were there. You can also not change the temperature of the room as it is controlled by the hotel because of the shared by other rooms. There are little signs all over the place that tell you not only can you not change the temperature of your room, but also how much coffee or water or soda or the bottled water in your room is going to cost you, and a reminder not to take or steal any soaps or towels, etc. the Wi-Fi is very spotty and is the only thing that is an amenity that they don't charge you for. The TV is mounted in a weird place on a sidewall. Connected to Roku with not many options. No local tv, no movies only was offered on the most basic Roku. Beds were very unstable in the frames moved a bit, and overly soft as well... you basically dip down in the middle, the room we had had a separate bathroom down the hallway which was fine, the shower head needs to be replaced, the biggest surprise is that they had a painter outside our window before we checked out in the morning.
