Pamela R
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Leesa greeted us professionally on arrival, and provided us with Room 208; one of the historic rooms on the hotel. This generously-sized room had windows/doors opening onto a wrap around balcony so we had east-west AND north-south views. |The bathroom also had doors that opened onto the balcony and all had outside shutters so the light an d privacy could be controlled. |The room was spotlessly clean, and peaceful, restful and quiet. The bed was comfy, as were the pillows, and the linens were of good quality and expertly laundered. |Parking is right on the street, and we had little trouble finding a spot within 50 feet of the door. That said, Leesa said I was lucky to find it. |All in all this hotel provided an excellent value and the staff could not have been nicer. |The area is great for walking so one we parked the car, we didn’t use it again u til we departed the hotel. |There are many attractions bars, restaurants, shops and services within steps of the front door. There is even a proper barber on the same street, and I noticed a place for laundry on our sojourns. |The area felt very safe and was well-lit in the evening. |Two minimal disappointments and in fairness we didn’t discover them until it was too late to call the desk; |-the heated towel rack in our room did not work, so a sink full of laundry didn’t dry overnight. It did dry on the east-west part of the balcony after the sun came up. |- a lack of luggage racks in the room. One suit case went on the desk and the others were just on the floor. |The wonderful and efficient Leesa also recommended and booked a table for us at Marinette, where we were treated to an excellent meal, prepared by the namesake’s grandson. |Leesa also recommended an excellent knitwear designer’s clothing shop across the street, called Nine (pronounced Neene)
