I stayed here for three nights while in town for business. I picked the property because I like staying at 'non-traditional/non-chain' properties when possible, and this popped up within the same price range as other local chains. The staff was pleasant, and the grounds are nicely manicured, but the hotel itself could use some updates. The fact that it's an older building leads to a need for a fairly significant update. Carpets appeared worn, and in my closet the sprinkler piping was basically run through an unfinished hole in the drywall. My iron did not work well, so had to get another one. One of the two lamps in my room did not work, so had to have it replaced. Staff acted quickly to remedy these issues, but I was surprised to have them in the first place. General room cleanliness was acceptable, but I noticed some leftover lint and a stray hair or two in the drawers of the dresser. It was mainly small, attention to detail issues. I would not rule out staying here again, but I'd have to carefully consider my options. I also noticed that the noise from the downstairs carried very well into my room, which was at the top of the stairs above the tavern area. Things quieted down after 10 or so, but I was concerned that this could be a problem in other scenarios. This property could be great with a bit of $$ placed toward upkeep. For now, I have to rate it as 'average', but only barely so.