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"This was an hospitable inn. Friendly and helpful staff (shout out to Chris who fixed our botched reservation on day one). The hot tubs, sauna & steam bath chased away the gloomy April weather, but otherwise no complaints. Will we definitely come back."

"Great location, friendly staff"

"Clean room, great view of harbor, great room location. "

"We liked the room for the price. There was no one at the desk after 7:00 or 8:00 pm. and not sure when they came in the morning. The staff that we did interact with were very pleasant. There was no cleaning service for the entire 3 nights that we were there. And under the bed had not been vacuumed/swept in a while (there was popcorn under it and we did not eat popcorn). The rest of the place was nice. Even though I understand that things break down, the hot tub was not working for half the time we were there. The pool was supposed to be heated but was only about 65 to 71 degrees F. They also had a few of the windows screwed open with there being a high wind and temp of about 30 to 40 degrees F. outside so the building was freezing. So we could not use the pool. The pool was nice and large with a great deep end but we weren't able to enjoy it. We also had to strip the beds ourselves and take out our own trash bags. If you didn't they would charge you a cleaning fee (at least it was implied). I would go back but at least I know what to expect, especially on the off season. And like I said not really their fault about the hot tub but"

"No comfortable place to sit other than on the bed. Could not read a book because the bedside lamp did not give off enough light. Had to get out of bed to turn bedside lights off. "

"Best place in Ptown!"

"Great place to stay with available parking. Our room had a microwave, fridge and coffee machine. Many places are walkable from the location."

"Clean, friendly, close to fun things and on bike path. Pretty outdoor common area. "

"Beautiful view of the water and boats. Downtown, close to everything. Walked and biked everywhere. Didn't need the car."