The Clinton Inn

We rented the 'Blue Room' for two nights and had a wonderful stay. Just note; the rest of the hotel is rather...incomplete, but we can see the progress being made and when the issues confronting the owners is finished, I think we have another historic landmark we can all be proud of.

Clean and large rooms, owners were helpful and accommodating. No front desk so reach out prior to arrival and you will enjoy your stay. Nice restaurant and bar downstairs, otherwise limited on food options.

The only reason I am not rating our visit as excellent is that being in the front corner room, there are a lot of windows therefore, a lot of street light coming in, we didn’t mind the street noise, we expected that having chosen the one room with a small kitchen, located in the front corner, however, some black out curtains would be helpful to block out the light coming in from the street. Also, the window above the door lets in a lot of the hallway lighting. Unsure how you could rectify that, other than maybe more lamps utilized at night vs ceiling lighting in the hall, installing a small curtain to cover that window or just covering it permanently, there is plenty of natural light coming in. In our opinion, it was just too bright in there for sleeping, maybe others wouldn’t be bothered by that. Some Kleenex on the nightstands, paper towel, and a kitchen towel would also be nice. With all of that said, the room was obviously old which we were fine with, they’ve done a really good job fixing up the rooms, ours was really cute and the bed was really comfortable. And they leave you some snacks and coffee…..we were in Room 1. Highly recommended !!

To be clear, this is an actual INN, not just a hotel called an inn. We loved it! Very clean with a warm, old-time, welcome feeling. The owners are upfront about the parts of the inn that are tough to upgrade, like slightly hard water. No big deal. A large four-poster bed with comfy mattress and pillows, coffee and snacks... it was a really nice night. We'd come back!

No staff on site. $250 security deposit is charged seperately, had to fill out paperwork with cc info in advance of arrival. Hotel is run down and in need of updating. Lighting is awful. Trying to see numbers on the lockbox to retrieve our room key was almost impossible. It was okay but for the price point I’d stay elsewhere. Windows on 3rd floor always open (what is getting in?).

This is an old, multi-story hotel with what looks like many rooms over several floors, but only three on the second floor are renovated. The suite had a very comfy bed and kitchen with fridge, microwave, coffee-maker. Nicely renovated bathroom . New flat-screen TV, with streaming services and free Netflix. Sadly, looks like renovations on the rest of the building have stalled, so outside of one floor, everything is either under construction or in disrepair. The staff was very attentive -- via text. No one was on-site. In fact,I never saw another person, staff or guest, during the two nights I stayed there. Entry is via key-code for front door and to the room. The downstairs cafe and restaurant has signage saying it is open -- but it's not, which was disappointing. Comfortable stay, but as a solo traveler, I was not entirely comfortable with being so isolated.

Very comfortable bed