Historic HeadHouse Tower
If you stay, choose a room in the HeadHouse tower. This adaptive reuse of a classic old railroad building really works well. Built in 1893, and listed in the National Register of Historic places, this structure was renovated by Marriott with considerable financial assistance from the city and under pressure to maintain it's many unique features, including large windows and 16 foot wide hallways. The rooms have high ceilings, quirky layouts and lots of extra space. Its' a short walk through an inside bridge from the main Marriott, and you get a nice feeling as you walk through the renovated station area, now a part of the convention center. It's not like staying in a sterile box at all, and the standard of service is all Marriott.