I've stayed at the Capri twice. Once in the Fall of 2011 and again in October 2012. The first time I stayed I was pleasantly surprised. I checked in early at 12noon and they had a room available. It was clean, a new bed, great sheets and a 1950's bathroom which was spotless! I was really impressed. So I booked again a year later. This time I found the two guys at the front desk to have absolutely no public experience whatsoever. They obviously hadn't showered in a couple of days. In fact, their body odor was so bad that I had to step back from the front desk while they checked me in. Additionally, who checks in hotel guests wearing a stained "wife beater" under shirt? My room was on the third floor and newly painted in addition to new carpet. The lamps were questionable on era and the desk was very old and beat-up. The bathroom was immaculate in a 1950's green...it sparkled. Being on the top floor I had the benefit of having rather high beamed ceilings which were newly varnished. The bed, however wasn't "new" anymore. There were two indentations on the right and left side where people had worn it down. In fact, it was so soft and worn, I had to sleep directly in the middle...like on an axle, in order to get any kind of level sleep. The internet was practically useless. I could play "Words With Friends" on my computer, but even this took long periods of time to send the information. But forget about pulling up a website...no joke, it never happened! I waited and waited but the websites would not come up in less than 30 minutes. So on that, way too weak of a signal. The price was fair at around $150 for "off" season. But after the slow internet and poor front desk staff (who I suspect are also the owners), I began to think about trying out the newly renovated hotel down the street. Still, I'm not totally ready to give up on the Capri just yet.
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