The Hidden Inn

I loved everything about this place. The location was peaceful and quiet with Mountain Views. It had character and, because it has limited guest rooms, the experience felt personalized. The room was really nice and the king bed very comfortable. The dining room downstairs serves dinner each night and the food and service were superb.

Nothing I didn’t like.

Lovely building and room. Comfy bed and well appointed room. The owner was responsive, but we never saw him/her or any staff as everything was codes to get into the front door and your room.

The breakfast was self serve packaged muffins, plain bagels, boxed cereal and kuerig coffee and red rose tea. We had expected much more for the breakfast because the restaurant at the inn is highly rated, and it said that breakfast was included.

Very nice room and bathroom- convenient to the event we were attending.

Would have liked a better breakfast but glad for the tea.

Unfortunately, the codes for the front door did not work. The issue was with the Inn, not us. The owner came to let us inn, as the entire inn was empty of visitors or staff. The excuse was that it was a Sunday. OK. The owner arriver in about 15 minutes. That was appreciated. Seems there was some issue with the locking device - battery? We were shown our room (#2). We were in such a hurry to freshen up and get to a wedding, as we might be late... The room was interesting. No closet at all. No toilet paper holder. Someone else's sock next to the bed on the floor. "Breakfast" was do it yourself. Coffee machine, cheap pastries and bagels in plastic wrapping...Sarah Lee? Thee a/c split blows at your head...the exterior of the Inn is run down with cigarettes in the planters...spider webs, dirt, filthy porch and door... For over $200/night, is seems the property is missing A LOT. This room should have been less expensive - or perhaps a room with a closet and 'normal' bathroom facilities? Location? Next to construction.

All of it.