You better love the one you're with
Well, not what we expected. 
While they try to be very upscale, it just isn’t. The check in process with the clerks walking around with iPods sounds chic but it felt like the place was under construction. Just didn’t feel warm. 
We arrived right at 4pm (check in time) on a Monday. We got the king bed room we reserved it was not what we asked for. And the clerk really didn’t seem to help us find what we asked for, and we paid full price? Full price should be called “way too much price”. 
The Hotel is just a few blocks from the Gas Lamp District but much closer to the Salvation Army and their regulars that line up for a bed along the sidewalk. The view across the street from our room #312 (and your window view unless you are on the highest floor, the 6th) is of mismatched tenements. So either you’ll have a view of the Salvation Army or apartments and run down buildings, depressing either way. 
The carpet throughout needs some serious attention. The rooms are very small and have no were to hide/ shower/ or dress. The glass shower is in the middle of the bed and bathroom and has no way to make it private. From your bed you see thru the shower ( unless someone is in it, then you see all of them) and into the bathroom. You don’t want to be traveling with grandma. You better love the one you’re with because you will know all about them when your stay is over. The couch faces away from the TV and there are only 2 small drawers so unpacking is not an option. The roll down shade for the window is like the 1920’s and lets plenty of light in. Don’t get fooled by the free in room snacks and beverages. Yes there is a small bag of tortilla chips and a nature’s way granola bar but the jellybeans are $7. as is everything else. The wine bar in the lobby is nice, but very expensive as is the rooftop restaurant. 
The Best part of the facility is the roof top pool and fire pit area. Both are very nice. 
There are no frills here worth the upscale price or reputation.