I liked the hotel and had no issues except with the paper thin walls and floors. The difference between a concrete build and wood, and an old building and a new, is obvious in an old wood house which is what this is. It definitely is not a real hotel, in that sense, because it hasn’t been upgraded for privacy. Too bad insulation wasn’t blown in before it was leased by a hotel. BUT we had a great dog friendly suite with a door to the garden and outside seating, dog treats, beds (a little unclean) and bowls to go along with the room. Supper and breakfast were good, service was attentive. Well maintained grounds, and lovely courtyard gardens, lots of shaded parking (great during warm seasons) and a nice history to go along with the building. Out in the country and away from the city. No real complaints.