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I booked a Deluxe Queen Room at Hotel St. Francis. What I received was a charmingly appointed broom closet with a queen-sized bed squeezed into it. There was barely room to walk around the bed, much less work at a desk, which, unsurprisingly, didn't exist despite seeing a desk in the photos of the Deluxe rooms posted on their website. The hotel encourages guests to text the front desk, though apparently responding is happens on their own timeframe. When they finally did (an hour-ish later), they acknowledged that their website's room descriptions and photos haven't been updated to reflect their actual accommodations. An interesting approach to marketing! The mandatory resort fee includes in-room coffee, except there was no coffee. Perhaps the coffee maker was deemed too spacious for the room. I'd planned to work from the hotel that morning, but by 6 a.m. I was ready to escape. Unfortunately, I had to wait until 7 a.m. for somewhere to open where I could find coffee, a chair, and enough room to open my laptop. Historic charm is lovely, but at this price point, I'd hoped for a little more history and a little less confinement. Thankfully, I booked only one night.