Randy S.
Yelp
My first time to stay at the Chateau Nova. Upon arrival the large lobby area is welcoming with sofas by a (fake) fire in the fireplace. Was greeted at the front desk. I'm accustomed to the larger hotel chains that have your credit card on file. So upon checking in, I needed ID and my credit card. Where I then had to do a pre-authorization on my credit card for the full amount of my stay plus a damage deposit. That, from the the start gives me the impression the hotel doesn't really trust you.
I was told that the only rooms available where wheelchair accessible rooms. I really dislike the rooms as A) I don't need it, and B) the room always feels odd to me. But apparently I don't have a choice in this one.
Got to the room and yes, odd layout and furnishing made to be wheelchair friendly (ish).
The room was comfortable and modern, with a fridge, microwave, kettle, and coffee maker. A desk as well. The bed was very comfortable and the temperature in the room was good.
All was looking really good until I was awoken @ 3a, due to the neighbor above me stomping around. I hadn't realized how thin the floors were, and it was evident by the amount of sound coming thru.
Overall, my stay was very good, The room was cleaned every day and the rooms are very well maintained. The public areas are very clean and modern. The bar has good food and drinks and is reasonable for a hotel bar. My only gripes are the thin floors and hearing my neighbor above and the desk area. There are no plugs at desk level, you have to get on your hands and knees and go under the desk to get an electrical plug. Even the lamps on the night tables do not have plugs. The Nova is a nice place and I'll stay there again.