Let me be absolutely clear: this hotel was, by far, the single worst part of my recent trip across Quebec, New Hampshire, and Maine. It is the epitome of inconvenience, poor value, and a total rip-off. To pay $230 for this experience is not just unreasonable—it is a steal, and the owner should be ashamed to charge that amount without conscience. From the moment we arrived, the issues began. The hotel has no dedicated parking, which is a significant inconvenience for travelers. We found the dining situation equally unacceptable; breakfast is not included, and while they offered a discount to their café, we refused based on pictures showing food served in paper dishes—a low-quality setup that is unacceptable for a hotel at this price point. The room itself was an absolute disaster. I travel frequently, and this was hands down the tiniest room I have ever had in my life. My wife and I literally had to bump into each other just to move around. The space was choked by furniture that was clearly too big for the room, yet so cheap it was almost broken. This furniture serves no purpose except to reduce the already microscopic floor space. To make matters worse, the bedding consisted of cheap sheets over a cracking mattress, guaranteeing no rest was to be had. While the bathroom appeared to have been recently upgraded, it already suffered from critical failures. The extraction fan makes such a high level of noise that I couldn't use it in the middle of the night without the certain
Let me be absolutely clear: this hotel was, by far, the single worst part of my recent trip across Quebec, New Hampshire, and Maine. It is the epitome of inconvenience, poor value, and a total rip-off. To pay $230 for this experience is not just unreasonable—it is a steal, and the owner should be ashamed to charge that amount without conscience. From the moment we arrived, the issues began. The hotel has no dedicated parking, which is a significant inconvenience for travelers. We found the dining situation equally unacceptable; breakfast is not included, and while they offered a discount to their café, we refused based on pictures showing food served in paper dishes—a low-quality setup that is unacceptable for a hotel at this price point. The room itself was an absolute disaster. I travel frequently, and this was hands down the tiniest room I have ever had in my life. My wife and I literally had to bump into each other just to move around. The space was choked by furniture that was clearly too big for the room, yet so cheap it was almost broken. This furniture serves no purpose except to reduce the already microscopic floor space. To make matters worse, the bedding consisted of cheap sheets over a cracking mattress, guaranteeing no rest was to be had. While the bathroom appeared to have been recently upgraded, it already suffered from critical failures. The extraction fan makes such a high level of noise that I couldn't use it in the middle of the night without the certain
