The Queen's inn

Noise travels from the hall and next door, and we could hear quite a bit of movement, mostly footsteps. That's the one downside, though it's an old, beautiful building and there's probably not much to do about it. The queen bed was very comfortable, the room cozy, and the staff friendly and hospitable. We enjoyed our one-night stay and would come back.

The room was cramped for two, with barely enough space to move around and only one plug. There was no shampoo or conditioner, and the shower temperature kept fluctuating. The inn is old, and there's no air conditioning in the rooms, something they don't mention. It's pricey for what it is, with extremely slow service and too few staff to run the restaurant properly. Management seems poor. At least the place seemed clean. I had a cold beer at the bar on Friday afternoon, but I can't say I'd stay again.

Great location and staff, especially if you want to be near the water, hospital, and Queen's. The furniture and rooms are quite dated, and the walls are paper thin. I could hear the people next door talking all night and into the morning, so light sleepers like me should bring ear plugs. Parking costs extra, but the lot is right next door.

We booked online and arrived late. The man at the desk was very polite, and the location worked well for us. It's a good, charming spot for one night, and ours had a skylight. The bed was small with thin sheets, the bathroom cramped, and the floors creaky. The walls were thin despite the exposed brick. It wasn't gross. There's a $3 parking garage nearby and a bar downstairs.