First I will say that this review is a bit biased as the hotel has charged us for damages that existed prior to our stay and that we mentioned to the front desk staff as we arrived thinking nothing else of it. Then, while on our honeymoon I checked my banking statement and was charged an additional 1200 dollars by the hotel. When we returned home my wife recieved an email stating it was for damages to the room and included pictures. Pictures of damages that were pre-existing. This is a very old building so we didn't think anything of the existing damage to some drywall in the entry way to the outside of the room.
As for the hotel itself. The rooms are very dated and very small, but they are quaint and the bathrooms have been updated as far as fixtures and it does have a nice European feel. The front desk staff at check-in was pretty much clueless(albiet very nice), but we were told the person who did the bookings for our wedding party would contact us monday to take care of the details, though she did say she needed a credit card to put a hold on the rooms. No big deal. Though, it probably wasn't wise to just hand this over without getting an itemized bill of what she was putting a hold on.
Parking is non-existant here. Only valet for 16 dollars a day, which for a downtown hotel honestly isn't bad. The Hyatt charges 20. Though the vehicles are parked in a garage there.
The breakfast is minimal, though the waffles are a nice touch, had the machine not been overheating and burning everything.
All in all not a very good experience. I think for someone staying for a night and wanting to stay downtown it would be a great last minute option, but this is not a luxury hotel (it doesn't even have a bellman) so go in with lowered expectations and you might enjoy it.
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