Casey F.
Yelp
The Colonnade Inn was very convenient in terms of location. It was only a few blocks from the town center. The Victorian home was also very cute on the outside (as well as inside). The woman at the front desk was very sweet, friendly, and helpful.
My fiance and I stayed at the Brittany. This is the first room as soon as you come up the steps to the right. The room was a nice size, had a renovated bathroom, nice hardwood floors, and a beachy feel to it. Very nice!
The rooms did not have much insulation (you could hear EVERYTHING throughout the Victorian house). You can hear the people talking next door or across the way, you can hear people going to the bathroom or washing their hands. I felt like my fiance and I had to whisper just to talk to each other.
One minor complaint I have is that there is no phone in the room, and therefore, if I have a complaint, there really is no one to address it to. For example, the Inn enforces "quiet hours", however, the only people downstairs at night is security. The drunk people across the way were being so loud and stumbling around at 3:00 AM and I did not know if Security was the one who handled it or not. Then, around 6:30 AM, a little child is SCREAMING to their parents at the landing of the steps (WHICH, AGAIN, MIND YOU, IS RIGHT OUTSIDE OUR ROOM). The children upstairs were also running BACK AND FORTH, BACK AND FORTH for MANY hours of the day and night. It was annoying and kept me up.
The blinds in the bathroom were broken in some pieces, and other parts had tape holding it together. As well as tiny stains in the bathtub.
All in all, the cosmetics of the Inn don't bother me (they were not significant enough to give me a negative experience), but the CLIENTELE did give me a more negative experience. I think the Inn needs to sound proof the rooms somehow so that way, it won't be as loud. Or STRICTLY enforce quiet hours for not only drunk people, but people with children as well.