An aged formerly-grand railway hotel, now it is in a gritty section of town and it is quite run-down.
We were surprised to find the restaurant and reception closed for ‘remodeling’, windows papered over, and a temporary reception desk perched in a hall. We were led around the corner to a service entrance to our room.
The room had all the charm and cheer of mid-60’s, wallpaper peeling, a bathroom extremely unsuitable to mobility-limited people, and constant street noise all night. Moldy smelling halls. No breakfast available. Parking was a few marked spots in an insecure outdoor lot a block away.
Maybe renovations will help, but this hotel has a very long way to go. The price should better reflect the many limitations and inconveniences.
That said, it is very convenient to the rail station, but so are several better looking hotels.