We stayed at the Garden Street Inn for two nights in February 2013 -- selecting it primarily because the out-of-state friends we were meeting had already made reservations here. The location is excellent (just a block from downtown with its restaurants, bars and shops), the staff is very friendly, our room (the "Ah Louis") was clean & comfortable with a reasonably modern bathroom & cable TV, and the Inn offers free Wi-Fi. The building is a 19th-century Victorian home refurbished in the mid-1990s as a B&B, and while the original renovations were done well (each room with a particular theme) the place is starting to show its age and needs a bit of TLC.

Breakfast: although a few other reviews on this site were unhappy with the breakfast, I thought the food was pretty good and typical of a larger B&B. Be aware that the dining room seating capacity is significantly less than the hotel occupancy, so when they're full you may have to wait a bit for breakfast.

Parking: there is no on-site parking (you'll find this buried on their website), and while they are still validating for parking in the nearby city garage they've instituted a daily parking fee. It's certainly reasonable to charge separately for parking (many people don't bring a car) but that should be clearly disclosed when making a reservation. Oddly, I was NOT charged even though we did drive -- but our friends were charged for parking and had to argue to have the charge removed.