This building has a unique history and a haunting ambiance. We felt as though we were in a Raymond Chandler novel, walking down the deco hallway to our room. There is a sense of calm and peace which permeates throughout. The beds are adequately comfortable and the other furnishings are period correct, somehow they survived along with the incredibly solid structure of the whole edifice. You must meet Micheal. The first year that we stayed here, he caught us sneaking into the the theater, which is enclosed in the hotel, to do some urban exploration. At first we were disappointed at getting caught, but then he gave us a tour of all the fascinating nooks and the old ballrooms and restaurants, which are now theater spaces. He works like the devil at satisfying any whim that you might have. He's a strong ex New Yorker who wears shorts and a tee shirt to shovel snow. Quite a character. Decent breakfast, although a little heavy on the sweet stuff. Some choice cold cereals would be a nice addition to the line up. Anyway, do give it a try as it's unique and charming experience.

Are arrival was met by very friendly people, warm and willing to help. We had a room on the first floor, twin beds looking at a wall. But thats all we could afford. The rooms are very nice and very clean. I our beds were new and comfortable. The staff went out of there way to make us happy at breafast WITH GREAT COFFEE. The night staff can tell you about every resturant in the area. Our visit was to attend a course at the Marlboro College Graduate School 5 Min. walk this was perfect.

We stayed 2 nights and loved the art deco hotel. We stayed in a suite which overlooked main street and liked the living area with coffee maker and small fridge. You are right in downtown and can walk to shops and restaurants. Our package included dinner at fireworks which was surpirsinging very good, continential breakfast which was just enough and movie passes. We loved the beautiful vintage movie theatre. The front desk staff were very welcoming and helpful. If you are in the area, definately check out the Latchis.

First of all we didn't actually stay here. We were just passing through and popped in to see if the hotel had recovered from the hurricane and get a brochure. As it happened the hotel had re-opened and the desk clerk was more than happy to take the time to answer all of our questions. In addition he recommended an excellent restaurant and even pointed us to a better parking lot. If a casual drop-in gets this kind of service I can only imagine the quality of care the paying guests get. I really hope to be one of them someday.