Seminole Inn

The Inn impresses with its welcoming staff and delicious brunch, along with a convenient location near wedding venues. However, some guests mention the lack of specific amenities or facilities.

This is the only hotel in Town. You have to get there before 9pm if you want to find the Clerck. The hotel is pretty antique, and makes you feel let ke

Rooms were clean and comfortable. The place feels pleasantly lived in; it does show its age a bit, as other reviews have mentioned, but it's well maintained in terms of cleanliness. There's a charming African grey parrot in the lobby who either knows not to chitter at night or isn't loud enough to be heard from the guest rooms. We didn't use the pool, but it looked clean and the outdoor space overall was quite nice. Staff was friendly and hospitable. Lots of dedicated parking. My only real negative was that our bathroom door didn't fully close all the way -- which wasn't really an issue for us, but I imagine it could have been a real inconvenience for other configurations of travelers. There's a grocery store just up the street, Rines (listed as Hitchcock's Market on Google Maps) that has a lovely selection of Mexican pastries, which we made a nice breakfast of one morning. And highly recommend the Guatemex restaurant just up the street. Was nice to have good, affordable food options so close to the where we were staying.