Downtown Guest Quarters Hotel

This was a really interesting place to stay. The family that owns these has several different choices of lodging downtown that are managed together. We stayed at the Jefferson option which is the least expensive. It is up a LONG flight of stairs but I think that is par for the course for historic lodging. These people really think about hospitality, for example they had TWO suitcase racks, not just one. They had a microwave and a fridge, which is unusual for this sort of inn. They had useful instructions for using the coffeemaker. Most of the rooms seem to have a combo dressing room and bathroom which is nice and there were places to put our toiletries bags. It is very quiet. The restaurant associated with the hotel is very good. Part of it is in an old railroad car that they have renovated. I actually bought a book about the owners and it seems that they have basically brought back their whole downtown single-handedly. There was a wifi issue that took a while to fix but they got it done about as quickly as one could. I first tried to book on a hotel booking website but it said that there was no availability. I REALLY wanted to stay here so I contacted the hotel directly and they had plenty of options.

The concept is so cute with the old train car and the courtyard. The room was adorable and very clean and felt very homey and safe. We really enjoyed our stay!

Wonderful stay! It's like an Airbnb without all the add-on fees. The room was huge, very clean, and beautifully set up. There were a few books and magazines to read while lounging on the huge couch, and a writing desk by the window. Lots of closet space, large bathroom, fridge, microwave, Keurig machine. It's in the heart of downtown with plenty of food options. It says "free breakfast," but in fact they give $10 vouchers (up to two per room) to eat at the attached restaurant, which is actually better, because you can have a big breakfast at a discount or eat light for free. (The restaurant is great, by the way, with an expansive menu.) There is a locked door for the staircase and a different key for the room, so everything was very secure. Plus it's a nice neighbourhood. The room was quiet. We'd definitely stay there again.

A gem in small town America! Wonderful find in a beautiful small town. Hotel is spread over a city block, mostly comprised of large rooms on 2nd floors with retail below. Be prepared for fairly steep stairs.

Not what you would think. Noise until 1 am from the bar and needed a good cleaning. Dust and mold on vents was nasty.

Very nice town with a unique hallmark vibe. Service is too notch. Couldn’t ask for a better location so view historic downtown