Best rooms at the Mizpah Hotel, ranked
Best overall: Signature Suite (Lady in Red) for its dramatic red canopy, space, and historic character. Most unique: Signature Suite (Wagon Room) if you want a themed stay with a wagon-style bed. Best practical choices: Junior Suite for extra living space and Standard Room or Economy Room for straightforward, lower-cost stays.
In this guide
Why the Lady in Red ranks highest
Signature Suite (Lady in Red) is the top pick for guests after the hotel's historic, dramatic experience — it has the red canopy bed and chaise that create a memorable room staying true to the Mizpah's period character.
This suite works well for couples celebrating a special occasion or travelers who want a room that reads like an attraction in itself, rather than a purely functional stay.
- Distinctive red canopy bed and chaise (visual focus)
- Larger footprint than a Standard Room (more living space)
- Good choice for date nights or special-occasion stays
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Canopy bed & decor | Historic, theatrical atmosphere |
| Suite size | More room for relaxing or dressing |
| Unique character | Feels like a key part of the Mizpah experience |
Most unique: Signature Suite (Wagon Room)
Signature Suite (Wagon Room) is the most themed option — its wagon-style bed and teal ceiling give it a one-of-a-kind look among the hotel's 52 individually decorated units.
Pick this room if you want an unusual photo-ready interior and a stay that emphasizes novelty and design rather than just practical amenities.
- Wagon-style bed and decorative ceiling
- Larger, suite-style layout compared with standard rooms
- Recommended for travelers who value novelty
| Room element | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Wagon bed | Statement piece, visual centerpiece |
| Teal ceiling | Adds distinctive color contrast |
| Suite layout | More space than standard guest rooms |
Best for space and practicality: Junior Suite
Junior Suite offers the extra living area you might want for families or longer stays without stepping up to a themed Signature Suite.
It usually includes a king bed and seating area (sofa or patterned settee), making it a good balance of comfort and functionality.
- 1 King Bed with separate seating/sofa area
- More floor area than Standard or Economy Rooms
- Works well for family members who want separate sleeping and sitting spaces
| Why choose it | Who it's good for |
|---|---|
| Extra seating/sofa | Small families, business travelers needing workspace |
| King bed | Couples wanting more sleeping comfort |
| Roomy layout | Longer stays or guests with luggage |
Best budget choices: Standard Room and Economy Room
Standard Room and Economy Room are the straightforward, lower-cost options. Standard Room offers several bed configurations (King, Queen, or two Queen Beds) which is helpful for different group sizes.
Economy Room is the smallest option (1 Queen Bed) and suits solo travelers or those who plan to spend most of their time outside the hotel.
- Standard Room — flexible bed options: 1 King Bed, 1 Queen Bed, or 2 Queen Beds
- Economy Room — 1 Queen Bed, compact and simple
- Both offer complimentary Wi‑Fi and the property's standard in-room amenities
| Room type | Bed(s) |
|---|---|
| Standard Room | 1 King Bed or 1 Queen Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
| Economy Room | 1 Queen Bed |
Best for families and groups
Junior Suite is generally the best family pick because of its extra seating and space. The property also offers connecting/adjoining rooms on request, which helps families who want separate sleeping areas but to stay together.
The hotel markets family rooms and allows children of all ages; note that the 'minimum check-in age' listed by some sites refers to the lead guest registering the room, not to accompanying children.
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available on request (subject to availability)
- Family rooms are offered and the hotel welcomes guests of all ages
- No cribs/infant beds on property — plan ahead if you need one
| Family need | What Mizpah provides |
|---|---|
| Extra space | Junior Suite or adjoining rooms |
| Multiple rooms together | Connecting/adjoining rooms on request |
| Infant equipment | No cribs provided — guests should bring their own |
Practical tips for choosing and booking
If historic character matters, request a Signature Suite when you book; if you want simpler budget lodging, the Standard Room or Economy Room will suit most needs.
Contact the hotel ahead for requests like pet-friendly rooms, connecting rooms, or to arrange the complimentary airport shuttle (arrival details required). Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and may occur until 3:00 AM; check-out is 11:00 AM.
- Pet policy: dogs and cats allowed in designated pet-friendly rooms (maximum two pets per reservation); fees vary — confirm with the hotel
- In-room refrigerator or microwave may be available for a fee per day; request in advance
- Breakfast is not included; Pittman Cafe serves breakfast for an additional charge
| Booking question | What to do |
|---|---|
| Need a pet room | Mention pets when booking; not all rooms accept pets |
| Want connecting rooms | Request in advance; subject to availability |
| Arriving by air | Contact hotel to arrange free airport shuttle with arrival details |
