Longfellow Hotel

Very nice hotel with great rooms etc. staff helpful and hip but effective. Location is a bit out of town but easy walk in.

The breakfasts could be better, ideally with french pastries and more European type food - it would fit better with the vibe of the hotel

A beautiful boutique spot. Loved the room, the bonus pantry area on each floor, the gym, the location. Very stylish. Will be back!!

Rooms facing the main street can be a little louder at night. Back rooms very quiet, just FYI:)

great location and rooms are really nice. Comfortable beds and great showers. Close to everything without being right in the touristy area.

I think it is pretty ridiculous this hotel charges an additional 35$ "hotel fee" for "access to the gym, guest pantry, gym, French press, alarm, and town car." It feels like you are getting nickel and dimed on a hotel that already charges a premium. Paying for the ability to get ice or set an alarm is disappointing. Their response that most other hotels do it was not a great response.

the lobby was pretty, and the room was quiet

The longfellow has a plaque that lists it as a "boutique luxury hotel" or something along those lines, but they really focus on form over function. Like for instance, the headboard is pretty, but the rooms are so small, and with a wall mounted tv and a bench at the end of the bed, if you're not sleeping on the side by the door, you are crashing into the bench, a chair, and a side table just trying to get to the bathroom. We ended up moving the bench, chair and side table along the tv wall, which drastically improved flow and gave us somewhere to put luggage - there is also not a SINGLE drawer anywhere in the room, and if you're trying to have 2 suitcases and do any unpacking, forget it. In addition, the sink is like 1950's low, and is also lacking storage. A steamer instead of an iron, no phone (so text this number for things) was not awesome. They didn't understand a daily room service order for coffee and we had to ask for cups and spoons, and the coffee never came in an actual coffee pot. Don't know how a "luxury hotel" doesn't understand room service coffee for 2, but there you have it. For the money, I would never stay there again.