The staff at the hotel were exceedingly kind and polite, and I found them delightful, as well as the entire property very clean. I also thought that the hotel had a bit of authentic charm to it in the main common areas that I really liked. But, I still can only give 3.5 stars due to the condition of the room that I stayed in. The room had such overwhelmingly old, creaky wood floors that I winced as I walked around - I've never made more noise walking across a room in my life. It made the stay feel much less peaceful and getting up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom was impossible to do quietly, jarring me from sleep entirely. The bed is also on wheels, and with barely a nudge went sliding around. Overall I found the room and amenities a bit shabby and dated (not a single USB outlet, for example, nor a digital thermostat). I chose this hotel for it's proximity to the train station (a three-minute walk!) and some really nice dining options next door, so although I wasn't excessively impressed with the state of the room I stayed in, I do think it's a really solid option for travelers who are just popping into the city for a night, like I was.