Hotel nice, food great, but rooms are old smelly and dirty
Outside of the guest rooms, the hotel is really nice. Great food at the restaurants and via catering, meeting rooms were bright and looked pretty. There are a lot of stairs because it's an old hotel, so there is always that element of dragging your suitcase up a short flight of stairs or two in heels... not so fun. But the ballrooms, restaurants, lobby are nice. And everyone who worked there was really helpful and nice. 
Now for the guest rooms. Ick. Like I said, old hotel. The rooms are tiny. The closet smelled SO musty and moldy that I couldn't put anything in it or it would have permeated my clothing and I would have smelled like a nursing home. Room was dark, even with lights on. The bathroom was awful. Black mold lined the shower. Dirt was as ancient as the hotel, built up in corners and on the back of the door. The bathroom was so small that if I didn't exit exactly right, the door would bounce off the toilet and hit me in the head. There was really no place to put my toiletries, so I had to squish them on a tiny shelf over the toilet, from where everything continually fell. Some of the towels were weird too. Hard to explain, but not normal terry so that in one handwash the hand towel would be soaked and unusable again. The bed was really comfortable though, so that's my one positive comment on the guest rooms.
I filled out their survey after my stay, and their response was that it's a historic hotel and they can't help the room size. Fine, but at least go in there and hose it down, people! No excuse for historic dirt and mold.