朝圣者纪念碑及普罗温斯敦博物馆

I’ve already reported this to the management, but the layout of the rooms was difficult for someone who is challenged. There was no dresser in the room so the clothes had to go on a very high shelf that I could not reach. The management assures me there will be dressers in the room next year.

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The hotel is very quaint and charming in many ways. The bar is warm, well populated, and serves great, designer drinks. Pretty penny too… but i surmised such is the way of all things in PTown. The room I found myself in was spacious; however: The bedding almost couldn’t have been less comfortable. It is a very humid town, and the poor quality of the cotton sheets, the polyester quilt, the plastic fur warm blanket, coupled with a remarkably filthy rug, made the experience miserable for someone with my sensitivity level to filth, dirt, and odors. The bathroom had no counter space on which to cleanly and efficiently store and access routine accoutrement. The floors overall, including bathroom, appeared to have perhaps never been properly vacuumed and mopped. Caked up paint and caulking everywhere, flaking paint, and hard to open and close cupboards. The room was an upgraded room with a rather high premium, and it was immediately to the side of the pool. The lighting from the pool kept me awake all night and the sun began assailing my tired eyes around 5:30 AM each morning. The blinds on the door and its two flanking windows, were so crappy, they made me feel utterly exposed. I couldn’t tell if the door was even locked, because there’s only a single handle lock combo that is probably from the 1990’s. There was a ton of noise in the property all night—from the room upstairs, the exterior is the primary thru fare for most of the traffic between bar, courtyard, parking lot