JH Adams Inn, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

The building is a beautiful historical house called J. H. Adams House, Italianate Renaissance Revival style, completed in 1918, along Main street. Convenient location close to Showplace and the other furniture expo buildings.

I'm sure some of the rooms here are very nice, but though mine was "superior" (according to Wyndham), it wasn't one of the very nice ones. It was in a wing of the complex accessed through a maze, overlooking the parking lot on one side, and with a window to the dining area on another. The dining area window was interesting in the morning when I, in my underwear, opened the shutters to let in some light and discovered a crowd having breakfast. Other things that contribute to a subpar experience: bathroom sink that didn't drain, no convenient outlets next to the bed for charging, no light switch next to the bed, confusingly placed wall switches, uninteresting TV channel selection. Bar closed at 9? 10? too early anyway. Breakfast was nice, in a nice, though small, corner of a room. The older part of the building is beautiful. Pleasant outdoor porch seating areas.