The Property on the outside is very pretty, but the interior is very old and run down. The door locks did not work on our room and we had to rely on a deadbolt. There were several little oddities that occur, such as the AC being turned off during the night in the entire building. Several times during our stay I woke up sweating and could not change the room temperature at all. The room itself is small but very clean. We stayed in the Live Oaks room and it has a Dutch window, which allows you out onto a little private veranda. The Dutch window itself is poorly maintained. There are gaps around it that allows the wind to blow in. The breakfasts were all good and hearty which allows you to skip lunch if you want. I would say the best party of the Azaela is the location. It is a very short walk to the Forsythe Park, and very close to the local DOT free trolleys. On a side note, here the trolleys have two separate routes One (the purple line) runs North and South. The Second (the blue line) runs west to east. If you are going to use the trolleys, be sure you check the routes for where you can transfer. In another note the trolley map that the Inn hands out is for the paid trolley and other that marking sights to visit it is useless, unless you use the paid line. If you don't mind walking, you can easily walk to most of the attractions in Forsythe Park and many of the local restaurants. Parking at the Inn on the street only.
