Beautiful historic hotel with huge welcoming lobby with charm of an era gone by. However, it is dated and relies on pictures from its heyday and its famous guests from 40+ years ago for its charm. Clean rooms with small bathrooms that had zero counter space. Had to use desk in room for toiletries. The shower/tub was full size with good water pressure however, and the bathroom was well stocked with plenty of towels, shampoo, etc., and hairdryer. No outlets near beds, probably because of hotel's age. Harwood floors helped modernized the room, which was a good size, and it felt and looked clean, but still a little dated. Decent sized closet with iron. Mini fridge. Housekeeping only on request. The 'continental' breakfast was the saddest I've ever seen. Skipped it all 3 days. Very nice and helpful staff however. Restaurant on site looks like it has been closed for a long time. All in all it was a decent but dated hotel but I am not sure it was worth $200+ a night.