Changed the name!
I had a regular room on the 17th floor. It was a nice room - one bed, comfortable. Nicely stocked minibar. Well-appointed. There was some street noise, but it is a city, and I think you need to expect that. There wasn't so much noise that I couldn't sleep. I did appreciate that I could open the window a tad bit to get some fresh air in the room - nothing wrong with the heating/cooling in the room, but I do like fresh air. The bathroom was a decent size, and the wallpaper was a shiny red one - it was lovely, but I privately called it the hooker bathroom. I did not care for the pillows - they squished flat as soon as I put my head on them. 
The front desk people were friendly, and the doormen extremely helpful - really went out of their way. That was nice.
I would recommend the hotel, especially if you can find a nice deal on it - to me it was well worth the money.
My only issue was that on the second day of my trip, they changed the name. Changed the signs and everything outside the hotel, plus everything inside the hotel, down to the minibar listing and the telephones in the rooms, so it was obviously a well thought out move. But they didn't even tell me! I came walking around the corner and I thought I was lost. I actually stood there and had to think about whether I was at the right place or not. I really think there should have been SOME communication about that to the guests.