The great location of this six-story brick hotel is its main selling point. The accommodations are comfortable and—except at the busiest times—reasonably priced. Rooms aren’t large, but the lack of frills and lots of shiny white surfaces help make the most of limited space. True, you can’t have a masseuse or a lobster sent to your room (at least not easily), but how much time are you really planning to spend in your room?