This was an adventure to be experienced. Yes the hotel is old and has many antiques, and the location is great. Walking distance for shopping and dining. The room was very clean, and had new carpeting. The train does run multiple times during the night. You can also hear a shoe drop from your upstairs neighbor. Street parking, it is free after 6 pm until 8 am, otherwise you must pay. They advertise adult beverages, but the night clerk was too engrossed in her phone to sell a beverage. My recommendation to management would be to hire a couple staff members that smile and want to be there, it would have set the tone for a more enjoyable stay.

This hotel is INCREDIBLY LOUD. It is UNBEARABLY LOUD. Between the constant noise of the train and the steam heaters, it sounds like I’m trying to sleep in a working mine. I went down to ask reception for ear plugs at 2 a.m., nowhere to be seen. Unless of course the receptionist was one of the three individuals standing outside the hotel smoking pot as it drifted into the lobby. I am learning not to book off of location and uniqueness, why pay over $600 to stay for two nights when and pay for parking (YES PARKING), breakfast and have no amenities. When I could stay at the local La Quinta and get parking, free breakfast, a pool, a gym, and a quiet stay for MUCH cheaper. What a bummer.

We enjoyed the historic building and its decor. We really loved the location, and how we could walk to so many great restaurants, bars, coffee shops, wine tasting rooms, and shops in less than 10 minutes! The hotel's discounts with some of those places were a nice bonus.

Our 2nd floor "Historic Queen" room had some noise from I-84 and the railroad, but we were still able to sleep well. (The hotel does provide earbuds.) We would absolutely stay here again!