We stayed here one night while on vacation and it was a really nice and clean hotel. There was a mini kitchen in our room complete with full size frig and dishwasher. Our room was quiet although the view looked out over the hotel awning. We walked to a nearby brewery for dinner and drinks and came back to hear live jazz at the hotel lounge.

Old Town has cobblestone streets with old well cared for buildings. There are restaurants, bars, and live theater. The Mosley Street Melodrama is located there. There is a Farmer's Market with amazing vendors selling both food and non food items. I bought very nice scented soap from one of the vendors. Very friendly area. There is also an old historic hotel there as well.

Great Idea that's greatly understaffed! Still had a good time, but could have been better. No where to eat lunch, didn't have a shoot-out, old tyme photos not open, no saloon music (even recorded) (would have been a great place for a pay-for-play piano & being served by ''saloon girls''). The whole town lacked informational signage about the buildings, the history of them & the people who ran or lived in them. Some of these things were advertised by photo implication & didn't mention they depended on the day of the week. Only saw 2 people in period clothing. Would have paid extra for a stagecoach ride, but not available. Souvineer shop could be much better stocked with period items, homemade items, post cards, and videos. NEED TO OFFER GUIDED TOURS! i WOULD HAVE PAID EXTRA FOR A GUIDE. Just not as much of as an emersion experience as I was ready for. Great historical value!! Most buildings had A/C! Need more refreshments available. Very nice staff! Well-kept grounds! Very well-kept buildings and streets. Would offering campfire events (think smores, & Halloween) in the fall be an option? Seriously, is this just a hobby for whoever runs/funds it? It could be sooo much more.

We were very disappointed in Old Town. We spent 2 nights there. The place was a ghost town in the day. After visiting the botanical gardens and The Ring of Fire- both lovely- there was absolutely nothing to do! We had a great breakfast at Beacon Diner which was pretty much the highlight of the visit. Definitely one and down !

Better than I might have expected. The surrounding area along Douglas Avenue is also nice. There are events like the Farm and Art Market and others to check out, and plenty of places to eat, drink, work, see a show, or go antiquing.