Holy Cross Vacations from $491

We spent three nights at the Barnett. While there are aspects of the hotel we thought were quite nice, including the size of the room, the nice outdoor deck adjacent to our room, the decor, the location, and the service level from the staff, our room definitely had shortcomings that cause us to give less than a five-star rating. First, there was something off with the climate control in the room that caused us not to be able to get it to set to the temperature we wanted. The room wasn't oppressively hot or cold, but it appeared the system was trying to change the temp but getting stuck. Perhaps related, there was a repeated "clunking" sound we kept hearing from the vents. It ended up being white noise that did not prevent us from sleeping properly (the bed was comfortable), but it was less than ideal. The other issue with the room was the water pressure and shower design were not optimal. The water pressure was rather low. In addition, the shower design was with a glass panel that opened at the end (no complete enclosure), so water would splash a bit onto the nearby floor. We put a towel down, but that towel got wet and I accidentally stepped on it in my sock, soaking my sock and requiring me to change. We also tried the Italian restaurant in the hotel on our first night. The food was good, but the service was quite slow. So we liked the hotel, but would describe our experience as mixed.

Beautiful suite! The tub was divine! Really loved the boutique! 🙂‍↔️

The property is in a truly old home, but they have done a great job to update it and make it comfortable. It has the feel of a hostel, but definitely higher quality than your average hostel. It's a great option for a place to lay your head that is clean and convenient. The porch is amazing is well. Everything works, showers were warm, and everything was clean.

Very well kept hotel. Nice and clean rooms and bathroom. The hotel is primarily carpet in rooms. Golks walking in carpets carry slight odor ( not stink but outdoorsy). Only thing I would recommend is the hotel invest in are commercial scent diffusers to allow the same freshness downstairs to filtrate throughout each floor.