Very nice little hotel. I had to email notifying of a later than expected arrival, and was reminded the restaurant closed at 9:00, so might want to grab a bite to eat on the way in, and told a later check in was no problem at all. We had a standard room, paid an extra bit to get an upper floor (there are only 3 floors, I was on the second floor). Check in was great, they give you a little card that mentions their continental breakfast (didn't know about that), and every afternoon at 4:00 they put out cookies in their little lobby. Room was a bit strange, I am not sure what the previous use of the building was, but our room door was through a little outside doorway with another room door. I am guessing if you wanted connecting rooms, they would have given you a key to the outside door, and the inside doors could stay open. There was nobody in the room next to us, or they were super quiet, we never heard that door open. Based on the door arrangement, I don't think a wheel chair or walker would have been usable, older doors are just narrow, and a strange arrangement of doors. There was an elevator, and guessing that some of the rooms might be of a design that could fit a walker or wheel chair better. Our room was a nice corner room on the front of the building, three windows, two in bedroom and one in bathroom. I imagine the back would have been quieter. The road in front of the hotel is pretty busy, and our window blinds did not completely close so cars woke us up, and then the sun coming in made the room quite bright. Rooms did have a little coffee maker, but no fridge. We travel with a little plug in cooler, which is on the louder side, so did have some "white noise" to cover up some of the noise from cars and trucks. A blind fold and ear plugs might be helpful for a light sleeper. Room was kind of a "updated antique," or that was how I would describe it. We had a queen bed, chair and a half (not quite a loveseat, but bigger than a normal chair), a desk with chair, dresser, two night stands with lamps, and a queen bed. That took up most of the floor space, it was a small room, but didn't feel crowded (a larger bed probably would not have fit in there). There was a TV on top of the dresser. The bathroom had white tile with dark grout, making it look older, a bowl sink, and a walk in shower. I suggest you walk into the shower first and look at the controls before reaching through the glass to figure it out. Two knobs, one on and off, the other temp control. And it had the largest closet I have ever seen in a hotel. As with many hotels, there is no daily "maid service" but if you needed anything we were told you could request it at the main desk. Only two nights, we didn't need anything. The hotel was quite cute, I could see it would be great for something like a small wedding (or maybe a smaller wedding reception). There is a restaurant in the hotel, but with so many good restaurants in Exeter, we choose to eat out. There were a few meeting rooms, a larger indoor room (for a small wedding or rehearsal dinner would be perfect), or on the back lawn would be perfect. They had some corn hole boards, ladder game, a few fire pits, little sitting areas, it was spitting rain so we did walk around the hotel, but didn't spend much time outside. Inside, in the basement we did see a small work out room. I guess this is owned/ operated by a management company, had a sign outside saying the name of the management company, but felt like an old fashioned little private hotel. Nice, quiet, no complaints at all, would gladly stay there again. …