Vast difference in rooms, few restaurants
Apparently the hotel was originally three separate buildings that were combined into one hotel. It would not be an ideal location for tourists, although the tram did stop a short block away. It is about a mile from the Kennedy, Sixth Floor Museum. The Neiman Marcus flagship store is about 5 or 6 blocks away, but no other big department stores or tourist attractions appeared to be near by. We booked a king size bed months before arriving, but were given two doubles in a spacious room in the central tower. When they changed us to a king, it was in the north tower and the room was very small - there was only room for one night stand and the easy chair was stuffed in the corner, making it hard to get to the heater controls.. The other single person who traveled with us had a very spacious room in the south tower. The hotel is located downtown, but you have to walk 6 to 8 blocks to get to restaurants. There is a fast food court across the street, but all those close after lunch or early afternoon. The hotel advertises 5 restaurants, but they only have a coffee place, yogurt place and the main restaurant was the Country Kitchen, which had a limited menu. It was open to the lobby and was not a place you would want to take clients for a nice dinner. No tablecloths on the tables. The bar, The Draft, did serve "bar" food, but if you ordered from the bartender, you could not take the food to the tables.
The bed was comfortable, however the towels were on the small side and two people only got one each of the different towels. I did not feel the hotel was the quality you would expect of a Sheraton.