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"I absolutely loved staying at El Amador Inn! The room was beautiful and the location is super convenient. I loved how quiet the room was and felt very safe traveling solo. A couple of things that I didn't like: I never received check-in instructions and had to call from the front of the inn to get a code. I also never received check-out instructions until 11 hours after check-out time! It said I would receive them the day before I checked out. The staff was friendly, but this seems like very simple customer service if you aren't going to have a check-in desk?"

"Was a great place to stay "

"This was our 3rd stay here. We where recommended by friends, who also travel with a dog. Love the atmosphere, wish the front desk had more than one person dealing with check ins and getting drinks for folks with their chip. Also I am not a beer drinker, and the free wine wasn’t great. Maybe offer a deal on a cocktail? The oatmeal breakfast was really something, for oatmeal lovers. Don’t think we will stay again,the price for Canadian dollar is just not worth the kitch. "

"Not much breakfast items available however the room was clean and the staff friendly. "

"Horrible customer service "

"Hotel was nice! Only issue is that the vent in the bathroom needs cleaning."

"Cute mid century modern vibe, immaculate room, will stay there again!"

"Concierge provided an excellent dinner recommendation. Nicely done!"

"To begin, I booked this hotel because of its proximity to downtown - not for the amenities. That said, Zebra Unicorn is branded as a boutique luxury hotel - a role in which it fails abysmally. Let's be clear regarding parameters: Luxury to me means being free of all concern. Unfortunately Zebra Unicorn only added to mine.This began even before check in - as I was asked to provide an abundance of information prior to being given instructions for arrival. That in turn required I drop everything I was doing to spend 10 minutes addressing what is normally handled by the concierge on check in. Luxury? More like economic outsourcing where the consumer is delegated added responsibility. This was compounded by parking requirements upon check in. This required use of a parking garage which in turn required downloading a parking app. More hassle, more time wasted. So let's talk about the room.Yes, it was beautifully finished, props for top notch presentation. I would however gladly sacrifice some sheen and luster for more intuitive ergonomics. It's frustrating after a long day's drive to have to fumble with light switches, figuring out what operates what. Again, the complete antithesis of tranquil and serene. So yeah, all that glitters is not gold. Lesson learned. I can only hope that somewhere out there someone else is listening."