The Fairlane Hotel is a retro-inspired space that hums with groovy 1960's and 70's style. With its mid-century modernist facade, terrazzo floors, and travertine columns, the hotel’s original wood paneling remains but is updated with modern fixtures and green polka dot fabric chairs. The rooms at the Fairlane are roomy and relaxing, with floor-to-ceiling windows and blackout shades. The bed has lovely touches including a custom built-in drink caddy I wish I had at home, and the stocked pull-out refrigerated drawers practically beg you to crack open a cold, local brew. The wood-and-glass shower encasing echoes the retro vibe. The lobby is anchored by two dining options: Union Teller Diner and Bar (cocktails, meals, coffee) and Bagelshop, a local outfit that bakes daily. On the fourth floor is the restaurant Ellington’s, which feels so distinctly “Mad Men” that you will swear you see Don Draper throwing back Old Fashioneds at the bar. The restaurant offers balmy outdoor seating on the wraparound terrace and a stunning bar with roomy booths and brass hardware. They’ve also converted the penthouse into a pop-up bar, so look for different takes during the holidays or as the seasons change.