Best Western Chesterfield Hotel

Frommer's Review

This small, cozy, centrally located, English-inspired hotel has a lobby that resembles an English pub. (They sell drinks from the reception desk.) A collection of leather-upholstered Chesterfield sofas completes the Anglophile theme. Built in 1947, it originally functioned as a doctor's office and an office building, but in 1992 it was transformed into the charming seven-story hotel you see today. In October 2006, after a disastrous fire that originated in the building next door, it reopened after 6 months of radical renovations that improved the venue considerably. Only breakfast is served, but a light evening meal -- usually featuring a stew pot of some kind of hearty, rib-sticking soup and fresh bread -- is included, buffet-style, as part of the price. Bedrooms are medium size, high-ceilinged, and very pleasant, with full-grained wooden furniture. All rooms come with modern-looking tile-covered bathrooms, each with a shower but no tub.

Facilities:
Pub-style lobby bar; sauna; laundry service; dry cleaning; solarium; nonsmoking rooms; rooms for those w/limited mobility

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