Mansion Inn

Very cute, very old house that needs work. This house has so much potential but needs maintenance. The screens need to be repaired in the front, The grounds need to be kept up with. The lightbulbs on both lamps were out in the room. Some dust on the blinds and peeling paint on baseboards. It looks like they put minimal effort into this home. Great location! Walking distance to a lot of fantastic restaurants, bars, pier, park and museums etc.. We would stay there again for a quick night only.

This is an old mansion that needs a lot of TLC. The photos do not reflect the property nor the amenities. There were zero amenities. The keys to my bedroom door got stuck in the lock every time I tried to open or lock it and I would yell “hello can someone help me” with no response. I was the only customer. People seem to live there in other bedrooms and it was just weird. I had to call a family member staying at a nearby hotel to help my get me out of my 4 night stay. Nobody was ever around. So she called the phone number that was written on a window and cancelled my remaining 2 nights of a 4 night stay. The location was fabulous BUT it is not a nice place to stay. A lot of inside and outside work on the mansion and staff availability definitely needs to be done.

Old house, the worst place and bad service smelly dirty? Waited for 30 minutes this man looks like he’s been sleeping walk out check us in, and he don’t look friendly and looks like he just roll out of bed... he’s show us the room the room looks like never been wash and everything dirty and old, would not recommend to anyone this OLd house..

Wouldn't recommend this hotel. It's owned by the owners of the Ponce de Leon hotel and marketed as like a bed and breakfast, but is just an old house with rooms that have cheap furniture in them attempting to look vintage. I had a stay booked for 2 nights, one of the nights was booked in my name, and one in my mothers. When I arrived there was no one working at the desk, just a house keeper who was cleaning and doing check ins. (She was very nice) She wasn't allowed to check me in because my mother wasn't with me. She had to call the other hotel to get in touch with the manager to see if they could let me sign in. They refused. My mother called the hotel and told them I was checking in and they said no because they can't verify it was her, so we offered to FaceTime so my mom could show her face and hold her ID up to prove it was her. The manager still said know and acted like they were doing me a favor by offering to "let" my mom cancel her non-refundable booking, and letting us re-book and pay AGAIN to make a new booking in my name. My mom ended up calling the company she booked the room through, and they were able to update the reservation and I was able to check in, in less than an hour after spending over an hour dealing with trying to get in touch with the manager and that whole fiasco. Like I said, there was no front desk person, just a housekeeper, so at night there was no one there. The second night the police were at the hotel at 3am knocking on every single door asking and looking for someone. It was alarming and uncomfortable being woken up at that hour like that. If there had been a front desk person the police could have spoken to them instead of waking up every guest in the building. Also, the "free breakfast" was only served from around 8:00-8:30 am which seemed a little unreasonable. They had parking, but only 3 spots total. Gave 2 stars because it was a convenient location for the price.