Hotel Charlotte

Frommer's Review

Walking into the Charlotte is like stepping back in time. Built in 1918 by an Italian immigrant of the same name, it's warm, comfortable, and a good choice for those who enjoy the ambience of a small historic hotel. The hotel's rooms -- all upstairs -- are small, quaint, and nicely maintained. Several rooms adjoin each other and have connecting bathrooms (perfect for families) with shower/claw-foot tub combos. There's an excellent restaurant, Café Charlotte, and the lobby has a TV and a guest computer with Internet access. (There's also a Wi-Fi network on the premises.) The pancake buffet breakfast is great -- with strong coffee, cereals, fruit, juices, and piping-hot flapjacks.

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