There are some very nice things about this hotel - a very comfortable bed, clean spaces, super nice staff. There are two types of rooms - all of the "standard" rooms are along one short hallway that leads into the lobby. The rooms are quite small, but for one person it's plenty of space. We were two people, though, and it was a challenge with some additional hiking gear for each of us. But the problem with these rooms isn't the size but the very thin walls on either side. It's an old building and when it was renovated I'm sure they did what they could, but we could clearly hear the neighbors conversation at midnight when they returned. The conversation was at normal volume levels, but the walls must be very thin. There are TV's in each room, though thankfully neither neighbor used them the two nights we were there, though the one couple had a long conversation a few inches from our pillows! The staff were great about seeing if we could move to one of the suites, which are larger, upstairs and configured such that the bedrooms were not connected to neighboring rooms. The suites are awesome, very spacious with a kitchenette and seating area, and we had one of the smaller ones (20). Unfortunately across the alley from the hotel is a bar that plays extraordinarily loud music beginning around noon and going until 10 pm on the weekends (I think 9pm other days). We could hear the music even through the closed windows, but there were no other rooms to move to.. After scouting out the hotel, there are probably a few that might be quieter (22, 23). You'd still hear the bar music but possibly not in the bedroom. If you go to sleep after 10 pm or don't take mid-day naps, it's a really nice hotel and again, those beds were sublime, the place spotless and the workers there above and beyond helpful.
