My husband and I went there for our wedding anniversary. Upon arrival, the management told us they would like to give us a bottle of wine since it's our anniversary. We never saw it, until just before leaving mentioned to a young waitress at breakfast, she got us some wine to drink once home.
My husband also has severe heart trouble, due for surgery has what's called the widow maker and just recently had a knee replacement so climbing the stairs daily and for him to go up during the day to rest was very hard on him. There are no lower rooms everything has to go up old wooden stairs including your luggage. It can be quite noisy if you're trying rest and there are late arrivals. To go up and down the stairs daily several times a day was hard on him so we wanted to leave a day early and just head on home so he could rest. We were not able to get our full refund back for the last night which we did not stay.
Breakfast can sometimes be inconvenient as it is not served until 9:00 AM unless you want a piece of fruit and then you can go down for some yogurt and fruit at 8:30.
Usually a dessert is served before breakfast, doesn't seem to make sense because when you leave you have the taste of eggs and vegetables in your mouth.
Our room overlooked both parking lot and front street so you can hear voices and conversations going on all the time. The parking lot is full, if all the rooms are taken. Which means, if you are late getting back in at certain times you'll find yourself paying for parking on the street. No free parking on the street. Plus, parking is prime behind the house and it's very hard to get in and out.
Our room had seven windows in it and none of the curtains or drapes matched. Some of them look like specials from a going out of business sale as it was very thin and seem to just come out of a package.
There were bleach stains in the carpet, the mattresses were old so if you turned over during the night your mate would also be woken up.
The TVs are quite small and hard to see. The bathtub had very, very high edges so it was difficult to raise your legs to get in to take a shower. The bathroom sink did not work and was constantly backed up if you try to brush your teeth or wash your face.
There was no light bulb in the light on the dresser so we had to use overhead lights which can be glaring.
If trying to rest with a hallway upstairs being would, you would hear people coming and going and sometimes you can hear people in the next room.
Granted, the location is beautiful but that's about the extent of it. So many other places around with nicer rooms, less expensive, and if needed, a first-floor room or elevator you're better off going elsewhere.
I was talking to another lady at breakfast one morning, she said she would never be back either. She had both of her knees replaced and found it quite difficult since there is no first-floor rooms or elevators. She dreaded the next day when they would be leaving and have to carry their luggage down.
