Inn on Broadway

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Old fashion hotel

This historic property is worn, but it may be getting updated. Our very large room had a comfortably sized newly renovated bathroom, but it seemed to have been designed by a 15 year-old boy with extremely limited experience actually using a bathroom for grooming purposes. There was a small but adequate corner sink with tall narrow mirrors on each side set at a 90 degree angle. It was impossible to get a view of one's face that didn't have a big line down the middle. Also, because of the placement of a shelf and towel bar it was almost impossible to use the hairdryer in a way to see oneself in the full length mirror on the back of the bathroom door. Our room was large and could easily have accommodated two small chairs and a table. It had no coffee maker, no refrigerator and only one chair. Bed was comfortable. Our reservation included a $25 credit for food or beverages in the restaurant. We were unable to find any restaurant, there were no signs. Next morning we found a closed bar with 5 or 6 tables set for a meal. There was nothing in the hotel open for breakfast. There was an empty coffee carafe in the lobby with no milk or sugar packets and a tray that had some crumbs on it, so presumably somebody got muffins or something. We just left. When staff has no experience staying in a hotel and little training it puts the onus on the guest to ask for everything. That's a drag. Stay was disappointing.

Property was very nice. We were told on arrival that we could have a complimentary Continental breakfast from 7.00 in the foyer before our train journey. We got up early for this and there was no breakfast !!

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A/c could have been better but overall a fantastic stay

Great location, beautiful building. The staff were extremely friendly and the rooms were huge. Would definitely stay here again

I enjoyed my stay and can't wait to come back

Beautiful old inn. Nice and quiet and spacious room. The doors had nothing but handle locks. No deadbolt or chain/bar latch. Which I did not like and let the front desk know. Also, the room could use a full length mirror and a chair or small sofa to sit on . No place in lobby to sit either. But it was a great location and good parking

We stayed here for two nights. We really enjoyed the historic hotel and the staff was very pleasant and helpful. The bed and pillows were very comfortable in the King bedroom we stayed in. The room was adequate in size for us. My husband fell in love with the robe! He actually wore it to sleep in because it was so soft and cozy! The hotel was quiet with the exception of other guests that came in later and closed their doors hard. The A/C worked great but was loud for sleeping purposes. We ate in the hotel restaurant for dinner one night. My husband enjoyed the steak. I ordered the risotto which I would Not recommend. It did not have good consistency and there was not much seafood in it. The staff was super sweet. Skylar recommended a good breakfast dinner, The Highland Park Diner and they had a fabulous breakfast. The hotel just had basic things to grab and go but we like a full hot breakfast in the morning.

I walked into my room to find there wasn’t any furniture! It was beautifully painted and the bathroom looked like it was newly tiled with all new fixtures. There was a bed but no dresser to put your clothes in. The only place to put cloths was in the one night stand. There were no lamps so you either had to use the room light or leave the bathroom light on. The tv was on a cabinet that had no other use than holding up the tv. That was it! When I asked why no furniture I was told they were renovating and that there was a big room somewhere with all the furniture. Why would you rent out rooms in this condition?—- there wasn’t any tissues either.