This is an old hotel and it shows. We stayed in the Starlight Suite which looks like a room converted from an old office, with a kitchenette, a giant desk, and two exits. The view was beautiful!
When we checked in they provided us with a bagged breakfast for the next morning, consisting of a piece of fruit, a yogurt, and a muffin. The nice person at the front desk informed us that the beautiful restaurant off the lobby was permanently closed.
The room, as previously mentioned, appeared to be an old office that had been converted and nothing quite fit right. And was very old and mismatched. The laminate floorboards had gaps in them. Some of the windows were too swollen to be able to latch. The fireplace didn’t work, but had no signage saying so, they did have a small space heater for us to use. There was no room heat/ac. We found a previous guests socks under the desk. The wall-mounted TV was kept level with what looked to be a popsicle stick that needed to be replaced.
The room did have a keurig and kcups, but they only supplied us with decaf options.
All that said, it was quiet all night, even being close to the road, and the bed, which was a little too soft for my liking, was comfortable, and the pillows were great.