Firehouse Inn

Nice kitchenette but there was no place to sit and eat

No place to eat

nothing

The rooms are above a restaurant/bar and the entrance to the room is through the restaurant. Multiple stairs to climb - no elevator for luggage - dark and location was not great. Loud music from a low income housing building blasting as we arrived. Not at all what we were expecting. Refused to let us cancel and charged full amount for the room even though we did not stay. Basically a pizza and bar place - not as advertised... going to fight the charge with my bank. We are older - and could not get luggage up the stairs - so a no go....for us

We stayed in the Chief's room and it was fantastic! Very spacious with a living room and kitchenette. It was more like a small apartment than a hotel room. I also loved that there was a restaurant with a full bar downstairs. They had live music while we were there and the band was really good.

I wish the bed was bigger (it was a full sized bed). A queen sized bed would have been sufficient. Ice trays or an ice maker would have been nice too.

What a delightful inn with tasteful and cozy accommodations that included thoughtful touches for the perfect stay! We were escorted to the room and shown the features, it was extremely quiet, the bed was comfortable, and it was so much fun to stay surrounded by the fascinating historic treasures.

The history of the building was amazing! The displays and pictures were very well done.

There is no main check in for the rooms. You must enter into the restaurant and wait for someone at the bar to check you in.

Good, large room in a well-maintained old Fire House. Frig, microwave, sink all helpful additions.

It was difficult to arrive with no one in building. Since I was on my own, I had no idea there were 21 steps up to my accommodation. This was taxing, as well as not knowing if anyone else was staying there or not. No staff around for first two days of three.