No pool.

Felt it was a bit pricey, but overall worth it for the location and very nice hotel.

Shower head was not the best.

The entire room smells like mildew, the carpet has a really old smell to it, and the bathroom curtain smells like it hasn't been changed in a while. The room feels sad as it lacks lighting and looks different from the bright and airy picture posted online. Come night time, the discotheque nearby is loud, and you can hear the music till late. I believe that the hotel can be better considering the price is more than $100/night. Due to the storm, Sara, we didn't have any choice but to stay a few days more. Luckily, on our 4th day, we moved to another room, and It was much better as the carpet and the room did not stink as much as the previous one. Some of the front desk staff need to be re-trained on hospitality as they do not smile or acknowledge guests. Every time we drop by the desk, not even one staff member smiled to us. They always give us the feeling like they are being bothered and not welcoming at all. During breakfast, I asked one of the servers if I could order something from the menu, and I was told a flat "No." He did not even ask what my order was. On the 2nd day, I asked another server if I could order something else apart from the food line and he was kind enough to accommodate my order of plain fried eggs. We didn't get his name but he was wearing glasses and was really kind to us.

The pillows were too soft

Time of check out.

This is the feedback from my colleague: It was too loud because outside this district there is an open air bar/ restaurant, which plays at least 3 days a week loud music from 2pm- ~2am. They do not belong to the hotel chain, and it seems nobody can do anything against them. The music is very loud, so sleeping is an issue, but also working in your room during the day. I could only bear my stay because I had good earplugs. The furniture is old.

I would not recommend this hotel at all. First problem: It was too loud because outside this district there is an open air bar/ restaurant, which plays at least 3 days a week loud music from 2pm- ~2am. They do not belong to the hotel chain, and it seems nobody can do anything against them. The music is very loud, so sleeping is an issue, but also working in your room during the day. I could only bear my stay because I had good earplugs. After some nights, I changed my room to the other side of the hotel, where it was less noisy. The hotel staff and security were, in general, helpful but did not smile once in ~7 days. I had two people visiting me and the staff were very rude. The first person was followed by the parking garage security until the lobby, and the person felt very unwelcome and wanted to leave. Then, I arrived in a car with a female business contact of me, and we wanted to park in the garage because we wanted to eat in front of the hotel. We asked if we could park there and the first thing the security guard says that we are not allowed to into my room, in a very harsh and direct way. Luckily, my contact was relaxed and laughed it off. The staff seems untrained and unprofessional in their behaviour against visitors. The breakfast is good, but it is dark and so cold in the room that you need a sweater. I was sitting outside, but the outside TV was running the whole time with English series/ soccer games. The staff told me, that they were not allowed to turn it off, although I was alone outside. They do not have a kettle in their suits, if you want to make a tea and their coffee machines were not cleaned properly. Also, the suites have a big balcony each, but no furniture at all to sit and relax outside.

Noisy