Serviced Apartments in Rosedale

Hotels.com photos are a sham showing a Victorian-era type house, & nice enough rooms. In reality, there’s a motel strip attached to this house & a 2-storey detached building behind with a carport. We stayed in room 110. We were going to a concert & running late for its 7:30 start; just enough time to drop off our bags & grab a bite to eat. As soon as we opened the doors to the back building, this most disgusting disturbing odor wafted us. It stunk as if we were immersed in a septic tank. Fortunately our room was the first door on the left. We went inside, dropped off the bags, turned up the heat & left. We were hopeful that the outside hallway smell wasn’t going to infiltrate our room. We weren’t there long enough to distinguish whether the smell was from the outside or in our room. The inside of the bathroom door had remnants of dark stains on it & the ceilings were so low, very reminiscent of a cheap hotel. After the concert, as the room warmed up, the stench was worse, seeping through the bottom gap of the door. Disgustedly we sat on the bed without taking off our concert clothes, too concerned if we were going to bring more than just the smell home, trying to figure out if we should drive 2 hours to get home at this time of night. We decided to go home & give up the $180 the room cost us. This “Inn” should not be on hotels.com. We thought we were booking a quaint hotel in a town. We booked early-dec2-had tons of options. We deserve a refund for total misrepresentation.

Breakfast room was unfinished; food was sparse, chose not to eat there. Property run down. Town itself was nearby and cute. Ate breakfast at Day Break Cafe and dinner at Just for the Halibut. All restaurant staff friendly and fun and the woman at the British Shoppe was very pleasant and helpful.

Convenience loaction, but room was ok