Not really Worth the Price
I stayed in this hotel for a conference, thank goodness I had enough points not to pay for it because it is not worth price. 
Pros:
A mostly friendly staff
Location, Location, Location
Comfortable bed
Nice size rooms
Flat Screen TV
Cons:
Some of the staff - see below
Security latch in my room was broken and never fixed as asked
The extra pillow and towel I requested was never delivered
The walls were paper thin (I could hear Beale Street Saturday night and could hear my neighbors phone ring. Every time they closed their bathroom door it felt like their was an earthquake.)
The Thermostat didn't work consistently
The carpet felt old and dirty
Black out curtains were from the 80s I think that are way too small
- Upon arrival, I had a very nice lady check me in. Since the hotel was apart of the conference, she was able to tell me where to go and how to get there. She even gave me a full color map. Well, I still had to get some things from my car before I valeted it and I accidentally left the map in my trunk. Instead of causing a big problem with the valet, I thought I would just stop by the front desk to grab another map, I mean it had only maybe 30 minutes since I got the first map so should be simple. No so simple unfortunately. The lady who had first checked me in was not at the desk and the new lady, was....uninformed. I told her I was with the conference. She didn't know what I was talking about. I told her you know the conference, that is on the sign right there. (There was a huge sign in the lobby welcoming the conference members) She still didn't know what I was talking about. Then I said its at the conference center. So she gave me very brief directions. "OH just go up a block and hop in the trolley" Ok...what is my stop, which way do I need to go. Points, "That way". Me., "Can I just get a map?" her "What map?" So you get where this is going. After more of this, she finally gives me a map, but doesn't bother to point out where the conference center is. So I ask, silly me. Her "The trolley will drop you off." Me: "How far is it?" Her: "A mile give or take." A mile? I am not going to take the trolley to go a mile. It was a beautiful cool day. I ask her again where is the conference center and we go back and forth several times. I finally spell it out for her, "Ok listen, I am not taking the trolley as I have already said several times to go a mile. Where is the conference center? I am not taking the trolley." Her:"Why ain't you taking the trolley?" ME: "Its only a mile." Her: "Yeah its a mile so why would you want to walk that far?" Seriously? SERIOUSLY??? OMG. Me: "Its a beautiful day and I want to enjoy it." She rolls her eyes and gives me directions. This all lasted 10-15 minutes!!!!
After I check in at the conference, and complete the orientation, I head back to my hotel. That is when I notice the security latch is broke. I am meeting-up with some colleagues so I thought I would just stop by the front desk on my way out. I know, I know fool me once...and all that. Any way, the manager is at the front desk this time so I tell her the latch is broken and I give permission for maintenance to enter my room. She said it would be fixed immediately. Several hours later I return to the hotel. The latch is still broke and remained broke during my entire 4 day stay.