Inn & Spa at Parkside

The Inn was comfortable but advertised as a "Bed and Breakfast" Inn. The hot breakfast was only available on weekends (no mention of that prior to arrival) and while you could get a continental "grab & go" breakfast on weekdays, you had to pay extra for it. So how is this a Bed AND BREAKFAST inn if you have to pay extra for a pastry and some coffee. The rooms aren't cheap, so they can't use that as an excuse.

This was a stay-cation for wife, and the location made it very easy to walk to various shops and bars. And the soaking tub large enough for both of us was the selling point. We had a lovely stay.

We chose this hotel because online, it advertised that it was ADA compliant and had handicap access. When checking in from the lobby, I noticed the handicap sign, but it pointed to two stairs that were in the lobby. There was no wheelchair access nor any way to avoid the stairs. We asked the woman at the front desk about them and she said that if someone needed help, she would help them get down the stairs. Unbelievable. Luckily I had not brought my 400lb wheelchair today, but a lighter 50lb one that my husband was able to help me with. The Inn and Spa at Parkside need a refresher course on what ADA compliant means! This is false advertising.