Solo Travellers, Beware!
The hotel was hip, the staff was friendly and knowledge, and the location is great. However, my Solo Art room smelled a little, had a view of the back of buildings + McDonald's, and the bed was the worst I've had for the room price (bill came out to be approximately $400 including tax for 2 night stay - a Thursday and Friday). 
The online reservation system isn't the best, the room is so small that your two little closets are actually your toilet and your shower, and the loud heater/A/C unit is practically in your face but I can be very forgiving for a lot of things as long as I sleep well. I didn't. The bed is slanted, saggy, and unbalanced. I assume that every past guest has sleep on the right side of the bed, since the left side is comfortable and perfect. Too bad you can't sleep on the left side if you tried, because it's so uneven, you automatically roll "downhill" to the right side! 
My back hurt from my two nights stay, and I am shocked that for such a nice hotel, they didn't have the common sense to rotate the mattress more often in the solo rooms. I mentioned it to the front desk and the gentlemen said he would look into it, but that seemed like a blow off response. I would have been happier if I had a different room, or stayed elsewhere.