The Inn At St Ives

We stayed here during a family gathering in the area. The room and facilities were very clean and well-kept. My issue comes from what little in the way of amenities are provided in relation to the nightly rate. For nearly $150, I would expect a little more than a 23" tube TV and a naked duvet with simply a sheet underneath and over it.

My problem is with how much they charge for a bare bones room.

Also, there is no continental breakfast provided and if you want a bottle of water...$1.75 from a vending machine. I don't know where they get off charging what they charge for so little, but if you want Comfort Inn or Super 8 rooms and amenities, save yourself $100 and stay there...you'll get the same thing that you'd get here.

I travel weekly for work and have never stayed in a hotel as dirty and unsafe as this one. The door in my room would not lock because the deadbolt was misaligned with the door. Multiple drill holes are on the door without being patched. The carpet in my room and the hallways has multiple disgusting stains. The paint in my room and the hallway is chipping. The room and hallways are poorly lit and smell like mold. The microwave in my room is so old I am not sure how to work it or if it is safe. The microwave stands on an equally as old mini fridge like a college dorm room. The interior is from the early 80s at best and very old.

The price? $200 per night is too higher for what they offer in return.

The night desk attendant answered "I do not know" to every question asked by multiple guests. "Which war is my room?", "Where do we get wood for the fire pit?

This felt more like a cheap motel rather and an expensive golf resort. The room is very dated and rather uncomfortable. Small standing shower, threadbare towels and bedding that has seen better days. One of the amenities we were most looking forward to was the outdoor pool--it's a 10 minute drive and very small(3.5 feet deep). We came to golf and enjoyed the course but wish we would have stayed elsewhere.

All king rooms are handicap accessable meaning tiny vanity in bath. Not so good if sharing with wife. Carpet had stains and caulk was coming off the bath tub. If you compare on price with national chains this place is way below par. It is essentially a captive market so they get away with it. I agree with other comment about 90's vintage TV. There is no desk and only a round table with a chair. I guess they don't expect business travelers.

Stayed at the Inn last weekend and had a wonderful stay.Large rooms,nice and friendly service upon registering,clean and very nice.Wold come back again.