The front desk clerk had a negative tone & struggled to get us checked in, which put an immediate damper on our stay. We booked the king jacuzzi suite which was cramped & had no place to set your luggage except the floor. I kept running into the ottoman when going around the bed. & I'm a smaller person. The room needed maintenance & updates. The only plus was the tub was roomy & powerful, which was an extra plus when we learned the pool was closed. The breakfast was very basic - only cereal, toast & fruit. We stayed at another Country Inn just 3 nights ago that had eggs, sausage gravy, etc so we were expecting the same here. Will be looking elsewhere when we return to Holland.

This hotel looks charming when you pull up to it and I liked that it was situated in a quiet area away from traffic, but I feel that it is over priced for a hotel of its caliber. The beds were comfortable and the rooms were as clean as they could be for their age, so this place is fine for someone who passing through for the night. The breakfast was fine and there was an attendant there the whole time. We were disappointed because the indoor pool was empty and there was an odor coming from the restrooms across from the breakfast room. Upon checking in the guest should be notified that these things were not addressed, so we probably will not be a repeat guest.

I stayed at the inn over the Labor Day weekend and I found the staff friendly and helpful and the jacuzzi and bathrooms were clean. However, the carpet was frayed and dirty. The room smelled like dogs and a smoker had stayed in it for quite some time. I requested and was given another room but that one was worse than the first, so I opted to take the first room.

The inn has only two floors but it has no elevator so if a guest is handicapped it could be a problem.

The front desk said the place is scheduled for renovation and by the looks of things it is very much needed and long overdue. The price for two nights was over $300.00 which, needless to say, I think was overpriced. I wanted a small refrigerator and they said it would cost $10.00 per night.

The reviews of this hotel were not so good. I stayed here last Saturday night of the Labor day weekend. I was pleasantly surprised that the wallpaper wasn't falling off the wall, the room wasn't crazy noisy from the neighbors, and the staff wasn't surly. Instead I found the room clean, beds very comfortable, yes the decor was a bit dated, but pleasant. There were cookies and coffee waiting for us in the lobby when we arrived. Quick efficient service at the front desk. Breakfast in the morning didn't have an omlette station, but I didn't expect one, it did have plenty of healthy choices, and was a great way to start the day. My only complaint if any was that the location is difficult to find the first time. It's not well marked. But once we found it, it was easy to get back to it again. I doubt this is their fault, it was poor planning by the city I would guess. One other pleasant point, most of the hotels I checked were either booked for the holiday weekend, or required a 2 day minimum, they happened to have a room for us at the last minute, and one night was allowed. On leaving I presented a AAA card that I had forgotten to let them know I had, they had some difficulty with their system getting me the discount as the room had already been charged, but they did everything possible to make it happen, and did give the discount on the already reasonable rate for the holiday weekend. So my advice is it's not the Waldorf Astoria, but it's pretty good.