First impression trying to check in- there was no where to park close to unload. We had to park on the street around the block, carry all our luggage, walk through people smoking and drinking alcohol on the sidewalk. Once we reached the entrance we had to climb up a flight of stairs to find the check in desk. The lobby is beautiful, but finding your room is a maze, no signs to help you know which hall to go down. The room smelled musty. The mini fridge wasn’t plugged in. They did have a coffee maker, but you can’t run the coffee maker and the mini fridge at the same time.
All in all, I enjoyed the historical aspects of the hotel, but would not stay here again. Just visit the lobby.