Rodmay Hotel

Location is very run down, and sketchy. Doors to the lobby are unlocked all times and no one is working inside. We checked in after 3pm, we had to call someone to come and complete check in as no one was working the desk. There are cameras all over the place but clearly not being monitored. The "hotel" smells like an old heritage building/ museum. It's quite rundown and not any upgrades to the building what soever. The lobby was freezing cold, and so was our room. The one small baseboard heater was up full blast but couldnt keep up. Unfortunately they're was no one to ask for any help here. Windows are old and let all the cold air in. Bathroom was the same, cold, no heater, open walls, dollar store shower curtains. Hot water takes about 5 minutes to actually come out of the tap, and even then it's not fully hot. As expected for an old building, there are lots of noises and bangs in the pipes, floors etc, so not a great sleep. Bathroom walls and doors were dirty, cleaning is not being done very thoroughly, but overall it wasn't terrible. Check out process was to leave our key in a bowl at the front desk, because no one is working. I don't recommend this "hotel" and will not be back. This place should honestly be charging like $50 a night , not $150

The history of this Inn is incredible. As a person that loves history, I found the place incredible

It was a very cool place to stay as it has a long standing history in the city and it was so great to have had a chance to stay.