So much potential but this pretty property on top of a hill falls short of wowing me, after 2 multiple-day visits. It's just OK. As someone reviewing this Sheraton has noted, everything starts off as a 3 and gets adjusted up or down from there. I'm leaving it a 3 but no better, because it had some good elements (nice chill patio, bar/restaurant from circa 1715), but some bad as well: shuttered restaurant, completely mediocre/typical breakfast buffet and poorly trained foodservice employees wearing shabby and really dirty clothing while they served us breakfast. The place is in need of long-term employees.
Rooms were meh all the way (bathrooms are just too small, everything throughout seemed worn, loose, and dated). I tried this place twice but it did not live up to a 4 star experience, unfortunately.