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"Best property yet!"

"Excellent location. The staff and hotel was impressive. Fred the artist is so kind, we really enjoyed him. Will definitely return. "

"This hotel is very comfortable, room was clean, and very quiet. Staff super nice "

"Had to pay for Valet Parking as there was really no available public parking nearby. However, the Valet service was friendly and helpful, including offering tips for things in the area that I had questions about. The concierge was helpful as well. Very nice place and people."

"Nice place ! "

"Loved the exposed brick throughout the property, in their various sitting areas and in our room itself. The Restoration had character with multiple areas to congregate. Their “library” offered wine and cheese with music in the background from a record player! The host who greeted us in the library was very personable and conversational. Our room was a suite with balcony and full kitchen. It was nicely decorated, very clean, and the couch in the sitting area was very comfortable. This hotel has a rooftop bar and a beautiful view of the city. They also offer complimentary rides to local shops and restaurants. Breakfast was delivered to our room, as part of our reservation, promptly before 8AM. I only wish it included coffee (I assumed it would) and that meant a walk to the coffee shop within the building which was not a problem at all. We would stay here again as it is conveniently located near King Street and all the shopping. The staff was exceptional, very pleasant, unhurried, and seemed to really enjoy their job of helping guests."

"We definitely enjoyed our stay. The staff was exceedingly helpful and courteous."

"The Emeline is located right in the heart of town but is very quiet. The staff is super friendly and helpful, especially the concierge. The room was huge and had a comfortable sitting area in addition to the bedroom. The hotel is well managed and beautiful. We would definitely stay here again. "

"Nice breakfast, happy hour, and milk and cookies"