Everything was great until I got home.
The accommodations are very nice -- comfortable, spacious room; nice bathroom; quiet; got a great night's sleep. Restaurant prices are steep and food is only so-so. 
When I got home, the hotel sent an electronic receipt for a second night's stay (it said: "number of nights:2"). I was only there one night.
It took me nearly an hour on the phone to just reach anyone live who could help me. The people I spoke with along the way thanked me robotic-ly for staying at a Renaissance property over and over, assuring me via an elaborate, prolonged script that my happiness was all they cared about, before they sent me off to yet more Muzak and many, many, many minutes of hold time and dead ends. 
When chains acquire properties, they erect barricades of 800 numbers manned by poorly equipped, poorly trained personnel who seem to only care about delivering the canned script and are not empowered (I'll give them the benefit of the doubt) to actually problem solve and offer customer service -- not pretend customer service, but actual customer service. 
I lost at least an hour and a half of my work day in trying to get this resolved. Had it not been a charge that was made to my corporate card for which I am 100% accountable, I would probably have weighed the hold time against the dollar amount and just abandoned my quest to get the charge cleared up. It is an hour and a half I will never get back, but more annoying to me is the pretense of being helpful and the lack of customer service. I will not stay at any properties owned by this hotel group again.