Hotel Callista

The staff was very attentive and helpful. The place looks very nice and vintage. Great for events honestly. It has its own personality and castle vibe. Great for photo shoots. HOWEVER, the rooms were not clean enough. No long mirrors inside the bedrooms. My sheets were dusty, the bedsheet wasn’t the right size for the bed. The mattress was so firm, my neck hurts. Also, you can hear EVERYTHING from upstairs. Couldn’t sleep second night due to visitors upstairs walking in heels at 3 am and flushing the toilet repeatedly… I don’t think there’s much to do about this because it’s a renovation of a old structure… but definitely the rooms need to be better clean, sheets need to be the right size and everything needs to be dusted. Window view was really nice.

Vintage and cute hotel. Perfect place to stay if you plan on going to one of the casinos. The staff was nice as well. Cute rooms and the bed was very comfortable

Way overpriced. The place had strong musty smell in parts (especially the elevator). Our room needed repairs (the toilet paper holder was falling out of the wall, chipped drywall, etc.). Aesthetically, the grounds were not maintained (long grass with lots of weeds). The decor was super odd and inconsistent style throughout the facility. The photos make it seem like a way better location than it is so I’d encourage you to Street View the address. It’s in a semi run down town. We made sure to lock our cars. The good is that it was clean and the staff was friendly enough.

Nice room for the price. Nothing fancy, but very clean, neat, quiet. Amid the front desk personnel was very nice, professional and informative about the building’s history.

Beware. I booked this because it was close to the casino and we were going to a show. This was not a $300/night experience (maybe the prices were higher because of the show - I don't know). The area is pretty sketchy which I can definitely look past given it did seem like the hotel had a lot of security cameras, my husband was with me, and we weren't going to be walking about. At check in we were greeted, and then asked to sign an ipad screen. I asked what I was signing for exactly and they said "the room". There was no other information on the screen, and the energy felt off immediately so I began to question them. We eventually checked in, and got our room key. The keycard itself looked like it had been touched by a million people before us which immediately felt unclean. But, again, I'l