This Inn seemed to very much be a "wannabe" place, but didn't know quite know what it takes to be a nice Inn.

While not on the beach or ocean, the location is a great downtown one.

Service seemed reluctantly provided, and with an attitude. They provided a low level of service: with two people at the front desk and no other customers there, I waited for one on the computer to finish or the other on their cell phone to finish. The two seemed to be playing a game of chicken, which would break and help the customer. If a question was outside the typical front desk question the answer wasn't, anything to the effect of "let me see if I can help you with that", but "I'm not sure" or "I don't know."

A top end (there are three levels) king room had one chair in it, fine when I'm alone on business, but I don't think that's the bulk of the clientele. The room needs two chairs or a couch, which there was space for. The chair itself was very discolored at contact surfaces: top of arms, seat and back. Color was quite different (looked cleaner) on non-contact surfaces such as sides. We didn't know if it was dirty or if the color had worn. Other than color, fabric seemed to be in okay condition. We didn't/wouldn't sit in it. Bed was good for sleeping, and we also sat on it.

There were three windows, one larger two smaller, but the larger was broken. The sash would go up, but when released would slam down. There was some wood rot that had some black dots in it. Mold?

Bathroom was fine, but plain, devoid of decor and even missing some typical items such as a hair dryer. The showerhead moved minimally, and angled up so the spray couldn't be avoided.

The outlets at the head of the bed were full and no outlet was available in the nightstand light or otherwise. We pulled the nightstands out, unplugged stuff and plugged our stuff in. It worked, but more appropriate of a Motel 6, not the nice Inn this wants to be.

The Continental breakfast was very plain and uninspiring: bowl of cut up, unripe cantaloupe and honeydew, blueberries, juices, coffee, tea, water, little packs of typical Kellogg's cereals, yogurt, and mass produced, plastic bag bagels and white and wheat bread with a toaster available.

We were here one night and won't be back.