I get that this is a historic hotel...and I understand that some people value that (fyi, President Kennedy stayed here the night before he was shot and killed). That said, the room felt old...specifically the carpet and slight smell. The celing in the bathroom had cracks and stains, probably from the bathroom above having an issue at some point in time. But the bed was nice and comfortable.
My room didn't have any hot water the morning I stayed there which was EXTREMELY frustrating. My coworker said he did not have that problem. The outlet in the bathroom did not work. When I advised the lady at the front desk about these issues at checkout which was at 7:00am since I was there for one night on business and had to head to a meeting, she responded 'I'll let them know about that'. Who is them? And how does that make me feel any better? How about a free breakfast (which by the way cost me $14 for an omlette and coffee).
I'm a reasonable person...I'm thinking most people don't experience the problems I did when staying at this hotel....especially no hot water. Still, that said, I can't recommend this hotel based on my experience.
Personally, I'd prefer to stay at a newer more comfortable hotel....and give up the historical significance.
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