“The place definitely has a monopoly on the location of downtown Wayzata. As for calling itself a boutique hotel, they still have some convincing to do for $300 a night. Service was impeccable, everyone was always willing to help and get you what you needed, and they did have some included amenities like a bike to borrow and a fitness room. The coffee shop in the lobby was anticlimactic. They did have a nespresso machine in each room which was great, but including some cream or a little pitcher of milk and a frother would have been great instead of getting an espresso shot to start the day.Rooms: the beds were comfortable, but our curtain was missing the stick to open and close, some of the outlet covers were installed upside down, and there was no fan in the bathrooms. The dual rainfall showerhead was fantastic though!”
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“The place definitely has a monopoly on the location of downtown Wayzata. As for calling itself a boutique hotel, they still have some convincing to do for $300 a night. Service was impeccable, everyone was always willing to help and get you what you needed, and they did have some included amenities like a bike to borrow and a fitness room. The coffee shop in the lobby was anticlimactic. They did have a nespresso machine in each room which was great, but including some cream or a little pitcher of milk and a frother would have been great instead of getting an espresso shot to start the day.Rooms: the beds were comfortable, but our curtain was missing the stick to open and close, some of the outlet covers were installed upside down, and there was no fan in the bathrooms. The dual rainfall showerhead was fantastic though!”