Chelsea Pines Inn

Great location. Staff very nice. Decor is fun. But people should know that there is no elevator and the hotel is 4 stories.

I will not stay here again. It was old, and kind of run down. There is no elevator so I had to carry my bag up to the 3rd floor. The guy at the counter seemed to be annoyed that I was checking in. The sheets and bathroom were clean, but that's about it.

No internet no TV and customer services no good. I hope fix those problems

The room was narrow, but it was plenty big enough. Handy location. Decent breakfast. I would stay there again. It would be helpful for the hotel to provide a phone number at the front desk when unattended so that guests could get in touch with someone during the absences.

Room was nice. Only complaint was that the room was very warm and you couldnt adjust the temp. There was a fan provided but it was still uncomfortably warm while sleeping. Front desk was very friendly. We were on the 3rd floor so walk up to room wasnt bad.

The staff was very friendly. The room has a charming vintage theater decor. The inn is convenient to shops and restaurants. Adequate breakfast items. Noise and technology issues due to nearby construction. No elevator, but great price.

The Chelsea Pines Inn was comfortable and well-located. I was fortunate to get Room 105. In the first floor with a window overlooking the rear of the building. The front desk staff was helpful and knowledgeable. Breakfast is simple but adequate. The architecture and decor are a nod to the past. Unlike some more expensive options, the Chelsea has character. In a word: Quirky.

My room had a peculiar aroma

The hotel is very old. No lifts (there are 5 floors) and narrow so large suitcases will struggle. The rooms are old and smells damp with questionable carpet. However surface dirt was minimal and sheets seems clean. The rooms are small and barely fit 2 people. I travelled alone and barely had enough room for my suitcase and myself.

If you are a heavy sleeper and don't mind a loud bus outside your window through out the night, you'll do fine. However, if you are not that type of sleeper, the single rooms are not for you. The website doesn't tell you that all single rooms face the street that is very close to the bus stop and loud trucks going by day and night. Also the air system is controlled by whichever person on the floor set it first. So if the person in the room next to you likes it at 85 every night and that's too hot for you, you're out of luck. All you can do is turn the air off and have no circulation. I know it's a less expensive place but single rooms aren't likely to be the best way to go there.