Queen Anne Hotel

I chose because the location was close to where I needed to be. It's a quiet street, which was nice.

I honestly expected more for $400/night. The photos paint a picture of a beautifully restored Victorian building. But it was disappointing. It felt and looked aged and out of style. I've stayed at restored Victorian inns and they commit to keeping the decor consistent with that era, while ensuring it meets modern standards. But the bathroom looked straight out of Home Depot. Everything looked old and worn . . . which is fine if the nightly rate was lower (expectations would have met cost). The lobby and seating area is cute, with little fireplaces and seating all around. That was nice. But the breakfast room felt like the break room of a roadside motel. The breakfast was just awful: very limited selections, which included bad bagels, and a few muffins. No fresh fruit, no yogurt, no scrambled eggs (all if which are basic at even a budget hotel). They were out of OJ by 9AM. Couldn't find tea or hot water for it. Not exaggerating . . . this was the worst breakfast setup I've ever seen for any place that has "breakfast included". Bottom line: if you're going to spend this much per night and expect Victorian charm then pass this up and go to a name brand clean/newish hotel