Me and my husband stayed at this little hotel on Dec. 10 for one night. We had the Garden View Room upstairs. It has a queen bed, tv, hardwood floors with rugs and antique furnishings. The bathroom as does all the bathrooms at this hotel have the clawfoot tubs and hand held shower attachements. There are no shower heads above on the wall. The hotel is nicely furnished with antiques in all the five bedrooms and parlor area for guests. There are old pictures hanging on the wall of the history and Koch family that built this place in 1906. The rooms are very reasonable priced at 55.00 for the rooms and one suite with sitting room that is 65.00. A large home cooked breakfast by the owners awaits you in the morning. Ours was scrambled eggs, sausage, buscuits, fruit salad, pancakes, juice and coffee. This is a great little historic hotel. The only negative about this place is the hotel is close to train tracks (very close) and at night the train whistles literally blow you out of bed several times during the night. Beds were very comfortable but did not get a good nights sleep because of the the trains blowing through.