Ryan Mansion

Location, history, beautiful room, great size (second floor) great staff-Mary.

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Breakfast was very good! Fresh fruit and a really nice hot dish each moring.

There was just a small parking section right by an intersection. We were asked to back in which was a little tricky coming off that street.

Beautiful home and wonderful staff

The window had an air conditioner in it and the pigeons would sit on the window sill at night cooing.

Good location (walking distance to downtown attractions) and beautiful decor and spacious room. Parking for those who need it. Interesting history to the mansion.

Had to carry our own luggage up several flights of stairs, one set being very narrow and were told if we banged into a photo and broke it, we had to pay…not a great greeting for guests. The owner was not there and only a caretaker who was sure to inform us of her aches and pains and we felt unwelcome and guilted us to ask for anything. We had paid for a spa tub, there was one but it did not work!!! We paid for a fridge but there was none so asked how we could get milk for our morning coffee (as there were no dried milk packets). We were told we would have to come down four flights of stairs to pick up a small jug of milk to have a coffee before breakfast! And then we had to remember to bring it back if any left. There was no safe in the room (no problem for us but maybe for others). There was no iron nor board although it says there was one. There was a bar but no one to serve. The artwork may have been lovely but I suggest the owner sell some artwork and hire more staff and not leave everything to the caretaker who seemed to do everything…take reservations, prepare rooms, do laundry, make breakfast, cleaning, etc. The poor woman was overwhelmed. Breakfast was not up to the standards of a boutique hotel. This hotel, although beautiful, was not worth $500 or more a night.