Cannot understand all the good reviews...
We booked a petite double room for one night. Thankfully it was only one night, we couldn't wait to check out. The room was situated right next to the elevator and it was like sleeping next to a roller coaster. The room was so small, we had to step over our suitcases on the floor to get into bed. There was a shower cubicle that was so small it was like showering in a coffin. I'm only 5'2" and was bumping my elbows on the wall and found it difficult to turn around. The shower was not clean, we wiped out the stall as it didn't look hygenic and found hairs. The room was cold and when we rang to ask how to turn the heating on, we were told that it was either air conditioning or heating and you could not do both. The hotel makes the choice what it is and you cannot override it. The room was set to 65 degrees, cold for an Aussie. We were freezing and they had to bring a heater up to us. This was not a budget room, for the money I would have expected much much more. We were bitterly disappointed. It would appear that there is a great variation in rooms. Our room was number 1499, stay clear! We previously stayed at the Commonwealth and for $40 a night extra, it was like chalk and cheese. Give this place a wide berth...