4/10 Aceptable
14 de oct de 2025
A Stay That Didn’t Live Up to the Price Tag
For $245, before tax, a night, I expected charming. What I got was cramped, outdated, and unwelcoming.
Let’s start with the room itself: imagine a space so compact that the shower could barely fit a person (I’m not a huge guy, but bending down to wash my legs was physically impossible—so sink bath it was!). The stairs leading up? Pure dollhouse architecture. And forget controlling the temperature—no a/c access from the room, just a relic of a fan that looked like it survived Y2K.
I splurged on a nice bottle of wine and chocolates, bill now over $300, to make the stay special, but there wasn’t even a proper table to enjoy them at. Just a couple of tired old chairs that screamed “sit somewhere else.”
Breakfast was another letdown. Served at 8:30, we arrived at 8:45 to find the buffet already decimated—just some bacon scraps and five lonely pieces of potato. Apparently, planning for all their guests wasn’t on the agenda.
The atmosphere? Ice cold. The owners sat at our breakfast table without so much as a “good morning.” Maybe my post-sink-bath aroma kept them at bay (I had to wait until we reached Philly for a real shower), but the overall vibe was stand-off-ish and uncomfortable. Even my wife, who managed the shower just fine, felt the same way.
To be fair, the grounds were beautifully maintained, but for that nightly rate? I’ll be sticking to 4-star hotels. At least I know they prepare breakfasts for ‘all’ their guests.
Stan
Stan, viaje en familia de 1 noche
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