The Weldon Hotel

The Weldon hotel featured stunning apartment-style accommodations which was beyond amazing. The full kitchens were a lifesaver, letting me cook like I do at home, and having a laundry unit in my room was super convenient, especially during our longer stay. The co-working space was a hidden gem, providing a quiet area for me to be productive in the mornings. And the hotel gym – wow, one of the best I've ever been to! The top-notch equipment, spacious layout, and variety of barbell and free weights made it easy to stick to my routine. Overall, this hotel wowed me. I recommend it to fellow travelers who appreciate comfort, convenience, and staying active while on the road.

We stayed 5 nights, the bill was $2,200.44. The hotel is a work in progress: No ADA rooms, bathrobes are "back ordered", there's no printer/scanner in the 3 co-working rooms, the shower floors don't have anti-skid strips, etc. There's no onsite staff, and it was spooky staying there with no one else in the building (I did meet one other occupant in the entrance hall, who'd been there alone several days before we arrived). Google shows the back of the hotel, which causes confusion because you can't get in there; an overzealous food delivery guy ignored our written instructions to hand the food to us at the front door, simply leaving it on the ground at the back door instead. Finally the hotel website shows coffee being poured into a mug (complete with handle as you'd expect when drinking a hot beverage), but the mugs in the rooms don't have handles - couldn't make it up. Having said all that, the remote staff were responsive to our calls, quickly hand delivering laundry detergent that was missing from the room.