a) Unique themed rooms
b) Complimentary breakfast
c) Charming historic decor

a) Steep stairs access
b) Small room size
c) Intermittent noise issues

This place suits me perfectly with great wi-fi, flat-screen tv, and air conditioning. The staff helped me with evening plans during my first stay, making it memorable. I recommend trying the breakfast—it’s a delightful treat. I'm coming back for a city break!

Historic charm shines through the unique architecture, with well-preserved details and modern touches that create an inviting atmosphere. The rooms feature character like brick walls, clawfoot tubs, and sound-deadening shutters for a peaceful night's sleep despite the location.

No elevator access makes carrying luggage up steep stairs a workout, which might deter some guests. Additionally, rooms lean toward the small side, and without a fridge, storing snacks and drinks can be tricky. Limited breakfast options occasionally leave guests wanting more, and plumbing noises drifting from other rooms can disrupt quiet moments.

The Grand Highland has such an inviting atmosphere. I loved the unique decor around the hotel, with its charming historic character and cozy touches. The clawfoot tub in my room was a delightful surprise, making my stay feel a bit more luxurious. Waking up to a thoughtful breakfast delivered right to my door was such a treat, especially with quality items like Chobani yogurt and pastries. I really appreciated the effort they put into those little details. Check-in was quick and easy, which I valued after a long drive. However, the room felt a bit small, and while it had great character, it could use a few more outlets for charging devices. The stairs to the rooms were a workout—definitely not ideal if you have a lot to carry. Also, I noticed some noise from the bar downstairs, so light sleepers might want to consider that. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and would return, but I do hope they address a few of these quirks.

The charming decor at the Grand Highland Hotel adds to its appeal, creating a cozy atmosphere reminiscent of visiting a loved one's home. Parking is convenient, located right behind the hotel. However, carrying luggage up the steep stairs can be quite the workout.

I stayed in the Standard Queen Room, and I loved the unique decor—it felt really cozy! The clawfoot tub in the bathroom was a sweet touch, making it feel more luxurious. I also appreciated the coffee machine in the room. But honestly, the room was a bit small, and I had some issues with noise from the lively atmosphere outside.

Great AC and flat-screen TV. Wi-Fi was quick, but no pets allowed.

Staying at the Grand Highland was a delightful experience! The Rodeo room had a breathtaking view of the courtyard, and the sound machine made it a peaceful night despite the activity outside. I loved the clawfoot tub, and the staff were warm and accommodating. Plus, the breakfast brought to our room each morning was a nice touch, featuring quality items like Chobani yogurt and pastries.

Stairs can be a challenge for those with mobility issues.

Charming historic stay with modern comforts

I loved the old-fashioned decor paired with modern amenities during my stay. The clawfoot tub in the Standard Queen Room was a delightful touch, and I appreciated the complimentary earplugs provided to ensure a restful sleep despite the bustling nightlife outside. However, it would be nice to have a small seating area in the courtyard for guests when no events are taking place.

The clean, comfortable room had a lovely clawfoot tub. however, it was quite small.

We loved the charming atmosphere and particularly enjoyed the complimentary breakfast delivered to our room each morning.

Couples looking for charm

We really enjoyed the warm and cute staff! The breakfast was delivered to our room and it was the kind of breakfast that felt thoughtful-quality over quantity, you know? Chobani yogurt and good pastries, it felt like they actually cared about our experience.

Rates weren't exactly low, but given the experience, it was still reasonable.