Sise Inn

Frommer's Review

A modern, elegant hotel in the guise of a country inn, this solid Queen Anne-style home was built for a prominent merchant in 1881; the hotel addition was constructed in the 1980s, amid other renovations. The effect is happily harmonious, with antique stained glass and copious oak trim meshing well with the more contemporary elements. An elevator serves the three floors; modern carpeting is throughout, but many rooms have antique armoires, updated Victorian styling, and whirlpool or soaking tubs. I like no. 302, a bi-level, two-bedroom suite with a claw-foot tub; no. 406, a suite with soaking tub and private sitting room; no. 120, with its private patio; and no. 216 (in the carriage house), with a working sauna, a two-person whirlpool, and lovely natural light. This is a popular hotel for business travelers (partly thanks to inn-wide Wi-Fi access).

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