Thought I would give it a try, and was sadly disappointed.
The Milford had been on my radar for places to stay for a while, mainly because of location. It is centrally located, but for what I paid for the room, which was renovated, and tiny, by anyone's standards, I would not stay here again. Not good value, by any means. Chaos greeted us as we entered the ground floor, and figured out where the front desk was (one floor Up). The baggage room is right at the main doorway, where everyone is congregating, making it difficult to come in and go out. Our options were to walk up a flight of stairs, or take the one lone elevator up to the front desk area. The rooms may have been renovated, but the rest of the place is in disarray. Rather than have computers to use on the ground floor, why not have someone there to help check you in and out, or at least guide you. We lined up to talk to the concierge, who instructed us to go up one floor, then lined up to check in on the first floor at the front desk. Staff were not hospitable, considering it is their trade. Bad first impressions. I take exception as to being asked for a tip upfront, and that is what happened in the baggage check room. Disappointing.
Rooms are ti-ny, single file only. I don't know how four people could ever stay in a room with two beds? Bathroom could have been a bit cleaner, ie) don't think light switch or inside of barn door had ever been wiped down. Yuck. Obviously some leak issues on the ceiling that had never been properly plastered and painted. Tired looking renovations already. Noisy heating system.
It looked like many tour groups were going through there. Tour groups generally pick high end and low end. I'll let you be the judge as to what I thought this was.