We stayed at the Sailor Jack room for two nights. The room was very small. The queen-sized bed, which unto itself was very nice, took up the majority of space in the room. There simply wasn't any space left in the room for general living, for by default the only sitting space was the bed itself. The bathroom was remarkably small, with a sink that buts against you while using the commode. Note for large/heavy people - you will surely be bumping some part of your body while using the bathroom. Furthermore, there is no TV in the room (forgivable) and no internet access (unforgiveable). There was no hair dryer. The room was never cleaned, the sheets never changed, the towels never replaced.

The morning meal showed a serious lack of imagination. We came down to an empty table, next to which sat some warmed-up quiches, canned fruit juice, canned fruit cups, and boxed cold cereal. The owners were nowhere in sight. Other guests staying at the inn exchanged glances with us, and... more