I will absolutely stay here again. One thing to tell you is to go to the place and unload before going to the parking garage. I went to the garage first and had to lug all my bags to the Inn. Just go there and unload and then go park.
My room was a single and it was very small. If you are traveling by yourself but have a lot of luggage, you might want to consider the next larger size. There was a sink in my room complete with a small fridge (with a freezer and some ice). They also provided a bowl, plate, and a set of silverware as well as a set of towels for you. The bathrooms are shared, but are extremely clean. Peggy checked me in, gave me a tour, and told me where I could eat. The manager found me some clippers and an emery board which I desperately needed. Both were extremely accomodating and willing to help in any way I needed to get me settled in.
This place used to be a boarding house. It's old, but I love that look. Even though it's old, it's been kept up and like I said is very nice. I was there for 4 nights and each night it felt like coming home.