Light sleepers - avoid it!
The hotel is located in the center of downtown, at the south end of 16th Pedestrian street. Restaurants are elevator ride away, we have twice eaten in the Irish one and it was very good. Continental breakfast at the lounge was good, fresh pastry, yogurt, fruits, coffee, orange juice, muesli, no complains here. Swimming pool is of decent size but not a lap pool, also located between the buildings and next to the hotel's air- conditioners what causes the place to be very windy, loud and shadowed most of the time.
Self-parking is available for 24$ per day - expensive.
Service - professional but lack of warmth and friendliness, the lady who was checking us made an impression that she could not care less whether we will stay in their hotel or not. Nor she was knowledgeable about benefits SPG program and this was essential as our booking was done using the SPG program and we had certain benefits that went with the booking. If we did not tell her what we are entitled to we would not get it. Key cards were constantly demagnetizing. And every time I went to the front desk to change them and I did not have my ID on me (I put my passport in the safe usually) I was pretty much interrogated as to prove that I really stayed in the hotel...name, address at home, email address, telephone number, etc. In the end, when did we check in? Seriously?
 We have been assigned a suite as an upgrade (benefits of SPG program) and that was good although the layout was weird and the bedroom was not really seperated from the living area except the corridor. It was also relatively small, bathroom could fit one person with the closed door. Nonetheless, adequate for few nights.
My main complain is the noise. The hotel has single glazed windows. It is the first time I saw such since the time I stayed in old hotel in China. It was noisy. Very noisy. I am a light sleeper and despite a sweet sleeper bed that Sheraton is famous for, I have maybe slept 3 hours the first night. Second night I had to put on ear plugs to get at least couple of hours sleep. My 2 years old son who usually sleeps like a stone was waking up several times the first night because of the street noise. Second night we moved his crib as far as possible from the window and built some insulation from pillows and chairs, that helped a bit. I do not understand how come the 4 star hotel can still have old, single glazed windows. Especially in the middle of the city and in the climate that guarantees cold and severe winters as well as scorching temperatures in the summer. We did not complain about it since what can be done? We were already in the room facing"quiet" side...
Summarizing, I would not stay there again. There are other hotels downtown, maybe more expensive or within the same price which would deliver more pleasant experience. Additionally, when comparing with the stay in Motor Inns like Hampton Inn, etc, one has to start wondering what we pay double for in the famous brand hotels...