Depends on the room
The first room was claustrophobic and miniscule but it was downtown…
The queen size bed was comfortable with 2 tiny reading lamps hanging from the headboard that don’t illuminate enough to allow you to read. There were no side tables. On one side you can use a corner of the desk, but the other person has no place to set their cup. There was a little coffee maker and an ice bucket in the room. A very little closet to hang short things and a little cabinet in it, also an iron and a little ironing board. You have to use the desk to put your bag. If you have two large bags there will be no place for one of them. The bathroom is small but it has all necessary amenities. One good thing is that the tub is low and easy to get in and out. 
Were moved to a larger room with 2 beds. What a difference. Much, much better. There is still not much place to hang your clothes; the closet is the same size as is the bathroom. The reception has been helpful. 
There is a Trader’s Joe supermarket right in front. You can buy the hop on hop off tickets in the reception, but they are cheaper on the internet. They are good for 3 days and you can take 4 different routes. 
Breakfast is the usual precooked eggs and sausages, cereals and yogurts some fruits and breads. 
We walked everywhere, but we like to walk. There is bus 146 that will get you close to several interesting sites.
If you have time, visit the old mansion in the corner of the hotel. Richard Driehause Museum.