The hotel (along with every other hotel in the same street...) was built many decades (1960s) ago. Room access is outside, exposed to the weather. Despite clear evidence of upkeep (alot...) the structure is really showing age with rotten wood corners, mold and moss growing from of the roof, decorative trim broken off and such... Again, there is considerable upkeep going on... But due to age, eventually it isn't going to be enough. A good example... As we unpacked our suitcases, the bathroom bulb over the toilet burned out. Staff was contacted as we left the room for dinner. Upon our return, the bulb was replaced. That's great! 3 nights later, the very same light had another burned out blub. Other then that, ur room was extremely clean, and comfortable despite being extremely tight furniture wise.
Staff, particularly the hotel clerks, maids were very friendly, helpful, polite, and genuine. They worked hard, yet cheerful. Good people.
The free breakfast offered requires quests to go up to the 3rd floor to a large "reception" room. Room was hot. The food was mediocre... Powdered eggs; ham that I wouldn't eat, much less feed my dogs; bread selections that looked like they were purchased from the Dollar Store. Plastic utensils that broke will minimal force, including a fork whose prongs broke inside my mouth. Fortunately, I easily spit these out. Fresh fruit didn't look good either.
Go to a Hilton Home2Suite to see what a good looking breakfast should look like, and eat it too.
