Times International Hotel

Operating Times International Hotel on the second floor of 23 Marquis Street puts us right in the middle of everything. Park Street is always moving, and we are right there in the thick of it. It’s not a massive place, just a decent-sized setup for people who need a spot to stay in this part of town. I spend a lot of my time at the front desk or checking on the rooms to make sure the linens are changed. The stairs can be a bit much sometimes, especially when we’re carrying heavy bags or supplies up to the second floor. Being in such an old part of the city, the building has its quirks, like pipes that hum or floorboards that creak a little. We get all kinds of travelers passing through, some staying for a night and others for a week. It’s interesting to hear where everyone is coming from. The traffic outside never really stops, so there’s always a hum of cars and people talking. We don't have a big staff, so we all end up doing a bit of everything, from answering phones to helping with the cleaning. It’s a busy life, and there’s always something needing attention. We just try to keep things running smoothly so guests have what they need. It’s a straightforward hotel, no bells and whistles, just a place to sleep and wash up while you’re visiting the city.