There was no breakfast and it was a bit dicey during checking in as I couldn't hear the girl through tiny port in the plexiglass night window but she tried very hard to make me understand. Apparently they have a front desk in a room that is always locked and business was transacted via the above port, in and out, day or night. Maybe they think they are still their Old Country or just afraid of Bidens new world order thuggery. No lamps on the bedside tables, no tea for the coffee maker, nothing on the wash basin, no frills. The towels were clean and soft. The king size mattress was fairly comfortable, but the pillows were a bit lumpy and about the size you would put on a couch. I had asked for a ground floor room because my legs don't negotiate stairs very well and they have no elevator; guess I should have been more descriptive and told them why I needed a ground floor room so it probably wasn't all their fault they didn't comply with my request. The old steel outside stairway with concreted steps was ancient, antique, and unique but my legs didn't like them very much so I didn't try to carry any of my luggage in since it was just a one night stay. It is a very old building, more than 80 years I think, and has the usual old building problems. They did have a working refrigerator, microwave, and window air conditioner. I wouldn't likely stay there again, even though I did get a good nights sleep.