Cosmopolitan Hotel & Restaurant

Great location and good old fashion room. Would be nice to install a little fridge just to keep your water etc cold. I know nit quite in keeping with old coach house

Cool place, but no restaurant and harmed to figure out how to check in. A better stay for someone on vacation.

Superb

Very cute historic building right inside old town and is a short walk to the trolley/buses at old town transit center. Staff are super friendly Beds have a weird plastic under the sheets. Makes a bunch of noise and feels strange to sleep on

Superb

A lovely room in a cozy hotel with a ton of ambiance. It's the 1870s, but with indoor plumbing and wifi!

This was an amazing place with an incredible nostalgia. We got there at midnight the first night because of a late flight. One of the members of the family who owned this place, showed up at the gate and let us in. When you get there, you get a key to open the gate into the garden area. The rooms are old, but designed with a lot of charm. We had the bathroom with the pinewood tub. The entire experience was five stars. If you’re looking for brand new and shiny sparkly, this is not your place. If you’re looking for an antique setting in an amazing location, then you’ve found your spot.

The location is great and the beds were comfortable. There are no tvs or smoke detectors. The smoke detector was in the dresser drawer in room 11. The hallway by room 6 was used for a linen closet.

The breakfast was decent, no frills.. Soft butter, jam and cream for the scones would have been nicer.. Overall is is a very delightful place to stay.. Environment and staff are very nice.. Check out time extended to at least 11am..

I rarely have anything negative to say about a lodging because I understand that most places do try hard. But I need to offer some suggestions for Cosmo management. First, the "historically correct" furniture in the room was unusable. The cushions and padding on the chairs and couch were painfully uncomfortable. We brought in the wooden chairs from outdoors for something to sit on. Surely, when Mr. Seeley had the furniture brought around the Cape Horn by ship, the padding and cushions were the best he could buy. So to be historically correct, the padding and cushions should be just as comfortable as when Mr. Seeley was sitting on them. A trip to a local upholstery shop could restore the furniture's usefulness to guests, without compromising the historical appearance. Second, while the clawfoot bathtub was quaint and historic, there were no grab bars to assist in entering and exiting the tub. I know Mr. Seeley did not have these either, but you would think a basic safety feature like grab bars could be added and made to look "historic." Modern guests shouldn't have to risk compound fractures in order to bathe. I'm surprised that the local city codes don't require grab bars. The room does have smoke detectors and I'm certain that Mr. Seeley didn't have those either. Third, some minor things like the loosely attached toilet seat and the room's door not latching could be fixed.

Would definitely stay here again.

it was quiet it looked old and dingy. Beds uncomfortable.

This was a fun and great experience! The hotel is currently undergoing some changes so it wasn't open we had to call someone to let us onto the property and check us in. Which only added to the experience. The room was old but just what we needed for our short stay. No hauntings but we'll be back soon so maybe they'll say hello next time!

Loved the location and the history of the building and all the spooky tales. Room was cute and clean, staff was so friendly. My only complaint has to be the bed, it wasn't that comfortable. Although, I appreciate the plastic around the mattress, the bed itself wasn't very comfortable.

Superb

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Great location for train/bus travelers because it is just across the street from a major transit hub. The Old Town Park was very nice, lots of things to do and see. The room itself was fine. The breakfast was pretty much non-existent; just chocolate chip scones, mini croissants, coffee and tea. The least they could have added was cereal! How about some fruit? There is NO cleaning while you have the room, NO ONE comes to make the bed, refresh towels, etc. Checking in is confusing because there is NO ONE at the hotel, you have to call the number on the sign outside to get checked in. This is something that you should know BEFORE you reserve a room. Also, be aware that the park is very close to the I5 freeway and therefore noisy late into the night.

Beautiful room. Quirky Hotel. Right in the centre of Old Town. Free Car Parking. Great view over the park. Feels secluded even tho there's lots of shops and restaurants nearby. Felt like we were the only ones in the Hotel. No TV in Room. Hotel was closed but one phone call and staff arrived to get us all set up. Breakfast was self service and minimal but still very tasty,

Exceptional

Historic rooms. The hotel is understaffed. When I arrived there at 3pm there was nobody there. I had to call a number and leave a voice mail. The hotel did not inform me of this strange practice ahead of time. After checking in, it feels awkward being the only person in this large historic building.