After the fact, I noticed the early check-out time of 10:00 am, which is noted on the Expedia information page, if you expand it, and it is at the bottom of a fire safety sign on the wall of the room, but it doesn't leap out at you.
You get an email from the place before your stay begins: look for it and keep it, as it contains a door combination lock code and the Internet code. Why a door combo? There is no one at the place: you let yourself in, and they tell you in the email what room you're in. Strange, yet more curious.
The building is a couple of hundred years old, but very nice. My room, #10, had a view of the river and old ships. The top of the single window opens, but it shouldn't be counted on in the event of a fire. The sign says, leave through the front exit. Fine, if the fire isn't at the front exit. I guess the microwave goes through the window and me after it. Very, very nice large, flat-screen Samsung TV. Coffee maker, fridge (which is a bit noisy) and a microwave. Bathroom very nice, clean, although the water could have been hotter. A single pumper of hand soap. No shower wash, no shampoo. Location is terrific. If checkout was even 11 (or 12!), plus soap, I'd give 5 stars. Cleaner was unapologetic about checkout time. "I'm just an employee. What do you expect me to do?" "Tell someone."