A hotel of this caliber should do a better job of soundproofing!
I travel a lot and stay at a variety of hotels, both "high end" and "luxury" as well as standard chains such as Hilton Garden Inn and Hampton Inn and Suites. Many times there are few real differences in the actual rooms and that was definitely the case here. The room was very "ordinary" and offered no amenities whatsoever yet the cost was far more than the moderate chains which also provide a fridge in the room and don't nickel and dime for add ons like wi-fi. The moderate chains typically offer a free or low cost breakfast so I was disgusted that a small breakfast for two (yogurt parfait for one, eggs for one person) cost nearly $40. The biggest disappointment, however was the noise level. I have stayed in low floor rooms in cities with extensive traffic noise and never heard a sound. But in my 11th floor room in the Parc 55 Wyndham, there was no relief from ongoing traffic and even construction noise all night long. I did not get a single full night of sleep. I cannot in good conscience recommend this hotel unless you are not bothered by noise. I realize I may be oversensitive to noise, but that is why I travel with a "sound muffling machine" which usually does the trick and at least blocks out hallway and neighboring room noise. But it simply could not deal with the outside street noise. There is no acceptable excuse that an upscale hotel cannot do a better job of sound proofing windows.