Ruby Room

Every thing was good except it was hard to find where to check in.

The Ruby Room Inn is more like a bed and breakfast without the breakfast than a hotel. Pros: the room was beautiful and a good size. Came with nice bathrobes and two small bottles of water. It was in exactly the location I needed and there are really no other accommodations in the immediate area. But there were too many negatives to book this place again. Cons: the entrance is just a single glass door with “Ruby Room” on it wedged between shops. Really easy to miss. There is no information on the door or just inside. There’s no lobby, just a very steep set of stairs to the 2nd floor. On the 2nd floor there is another glass shop door that appears to be the for their spa and again there are no instructions for inn guests. A young man (nothing to identify him as staff) saw us and came to assist, told us to check in at the boutique next-door. Nothing posted anywhere about that including at the boutique. The room was on the 4th floor. No elevator, just very steep stairs up. If you have any mobility issues this is a major problem. Virtually no amenities. NO: maid service, TV, closet, dresser or drawers for clothes, hairdryer, iron, ironing board, phone, nor ice or vending machines. There was black mold in the shower (no tub) and one of the shower doors was broken. One of the bath towels was badly frayed. Stayed for four days and never saw another living soul until I checked out. Definitely not worth the money and I can’t recommend it.

Great location and nice rooms. My room also had a foot massager