Historical building does not have an elevator, but was quaint, and the room was exactly as described. I will comment on the verbal sign-in "disclosure" made by the check-in clerk as a little "borderline accusatory, degrading, demeaning, assumptive". When the additional credit card information (as a hold) the clerk verbally told us that if we "break anything, steal anything", or any damages made to the room would be charged to our credit card. In addition to this, our second return after we checked in our bags (we would be charged for an early check in), a second clerk gave us a similar speech. In addition to, a printed disclosure attached to the coffee machine in the room that said the same. You would never get this type of "tone" with any other hotel or airbnb. It gave us the impression that the "type" of guest here may not be so desirable for the safety of the room itself. The room itself was more than adequate, pricing good. Clerks need to work more on their "PR" skills.