We arrived late Saturday night and were first placed in a very small ADA room.
Unfortunately, a wheelchair could not fully access or move around the space. The room only had one queen bed, which was quite small for two people—even for those who are petite. In addition we experienced an event unrelated to accessibility in which I have chosen not to describe or get into too much details. However after sharing our experience and concerns, the staff, who were very friendly and accommodating, moved us the next day to a larger ADA room with two beds and much better accessibility. In both rooms, the bathrooms were ADA-compliant and a good size.
The hotel itself is definitely older, and the rooms run small, but you’re really paying for the location. The lobby is charming and cozy, and there’s a nice little area on the first floor where you can sit, enjoy coffee, or have a meal. There’s also a cute coffee shop and an Italian restaurant conveniently connected to the hotel.