Clocktower Inn

I just love the Victorian setting. It was nice and clean. I also love the location downtown close to shops and everything. The only thing I didn’t like was that I couldn’t get the TV to work

There was no breakfast, the frig was broken so milk, yogurt, bread and everything was bad. No pastries or fruit. Nothing to eat, even though was to be a breakfast. Often no hot water, ran water for 15 mins and still no hot water to wash face at night, in morning got 1 minute of hot water then when shampoo in hair, water went cold again to rinse off shampoo. The light fixture had a broken switch, the trap in the shower was not attached so it moved around shower floor. There was no one to contact for any of these problems, the bar restaurant for contact did not open until 11 am, closed at 9 am, and was closed on Sundays. Overall just a terrible experience, worst ever for an Inn or bed and breakfast. I sent an email after we checked out, and no one ever responded to our concerns, that just shows how little they care about their clients after they take your money.

It was a very cool spot to stay. Gave a European feel. Only one complaint we tried everything to figure out the remotes, no channels would come in. Hockey was on so hubby wasn't thrilled. Watched on the phone.

Great unique building. We stayed on top floor which had a large bedroom, sitting area and large bathroom and shower. Just outside the door was a well outfitted kitchen with free access to coffee and light breakfast. If stairs are a problem for you book lower down.

This place has history. We enjoyed our stay here coming from the USA for a funeral. It was an excellent place for "home-base" for a couple of days. We ate at the Inn for dinners and there was a kitchenette for very basic breakfasts. The hot water supply was temperamental. Enjoyed the downtown location and we had no problem parking for free. We enjoy supporting local businesses and off-the-beaten path places. This was a great stay.

Steps up the Tower. The hike up 58 stairs to our room on the 3rd floor, although not unpleasant, was a bit of a challenge for us 80 year olds with suitcases. Perhaps the summary of the Clock Tower Inn on the web should include this.