A tale of two rooms
When we checked in we were given room #210. The room is right next to the elevator shaft (it is also a handicapped room) and this proximity without hyperbole made for one of the worst nights in a hotel imaginable. Not only do you hear the elevator but it made a loud "boomp" noise everytime it stopped. I woke up at least every hour (even in the so-called slow period from 2-5am) and was miserable by morning. The actual room is also nothing to write home about in that it is dated,small, and unappealing. 
 The next morning I complained to the front desk, where the front desk employee explained that "the hotel was at 100% capacity" and that is why we were given the room. A very poor response to a miserable night. We were moved to the 5th floor and that room was adequate and the bed was decent. Overall, this is a lackluster property ajoining the Aloft and Sheraton Suites and unless the rate is really low (read below $60 a night), I would not stay here. Also, note the $7 parking fee others have made mention of.