The Brandon Inn

The Brandon Inn is an historical building which, as such, has its charm and its quirks (like the ancient, manually operated elevator). We arrived later than intended and were unable to enjoy the inn and its surroundings to the full extent. Sofi was extremely helpful in helping us with some of travel issues that came up. We are very grateful for this.

It was a wonderful historic Inn and the public spaces were pleasant. The staff were seldom available and there were several issues with the facility. Bedside lamps were not functional nor were the radiators. There was a space heater which helped. These are the price to pay for a stay in an old building so I guess it was a trade off.

The Inn is adequate with a decent room and excellent bathroom. The price was good but reflects what you are getting. It is a very old, historic building which could be maintained better. I had a 4th floor room and when I asked about the elevator, the desk person said reluctantly "well, I'll have to go up to get it." I opted not to impose on her. It's manually operated and requires staff. It appeared that only the cleaners actually use it. I noticed other guests lugging their bags up and down the staircase. The halls, stairs and common areas are dingy. There was a closed tavern and dining rooms where a lot of the lights were left off by the staff. This coupled with the self-serve check-in and check-out appear to be holdovers from the pandemic. The halls had many areas where the old wallpaper was peeling back. My room was at the end of the hall where a couple of rooms had doors left open and there was a dresser in the hall, like it was being stored there. Overall, the inn feels gloomy and stale. The room was alright with a really nice, updated bathroom that made up for it.

This is lovely historic property, well cared for and updated. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the Brandon Inn!

Old historic Inn, room was comfortable and clean, but no shower, just a huge jacuzzi tub in our room. Enjoyed my stay, but the grab and go breakfast area was poorly maintained, maybe due to staffing shortages. Every time we went to get a glass of water in the lobby the decanter was almost empty or completely empty. At 7:30 in the morning I and another guest were vying for the only two Kcups available. No one was around to help us locate more. Nice place to stay, but would recommend leaving the premises for food. There were good options within walking distance.

Great old hotel. The bed 2 were very comfortable. If in the area again I will definitely come back. I

To start, this hotel was built at the same time when America was developing. Despite the age, is was clean! The room was cold, no thermostat was found. We were given portable heater that didn’t last, it broke down sometimes during the night. Worked up to a cold room again (we stayed in February). But we had hot water in the shower. In summary, for $130 room in a small town not bad.

I loved the historic inn. The room was huge and comfortable. I loved how the inn and room was decorated. It took a little while to get hot water to the 3rd floor. I wish the cafe opened at 7 A.M. we ended up going next door to a diner because they were open early.

The hotel's ambiance is very nice, if you like 1930s style, we do, it was very clean as well. Staff was nice when you saw them, which was very little. Issues: we stayed in the winter, all radiators on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors are off. Only the 1st floor entrance are they on. If you can find someone, they will provide a space heater, unfortunately we needed another for the bathroom, which as you can image the bathroom is very cold in the morning. Additional towels were hard to find as well. The free nreakfast is really just some coffee. Beautiful building, I hope they can make it.