Not the best pick in town
Airport hotels should be avoided whenever possible. It's a rule of thumb I've tried to stick by in my extensive travels, but sometimes it just doesn't work out quite right.
This is not a bad hotel, but it doesn't have anything to stand out. First, know that there's extensive construction in the area right now. The construction guys don't start pounding away loudly until 7am (a compromise I imagine) but it was still troublesome since I was trying to stick to another time-zone schedule in the morning.
Construction also limits the (safe) ability to walk where you please. Staff recommended I take the shuttle instead.
The room (10th floor) was facing the construction and Hertz lots; nothing at all to look at. I didn't really hear the airport, but the construction was loud. The room itself was clean, though the drains in the bathroom were very slow (a pet peeve of mine in hotels since housekeeping has to know it's happening when they clean), so I was standing in ankle-deep water by the end of a shower. The toilet was nearly as loud as an airplane when it flushed, and the stopper got stuck open many times over a 3-day stay, leaving it running until I did the "jiggle".
The staff weren't rude, but they also weren't super happy to see me. They didn't go out of their way at all.
I attended an event at the Hyatt Harborside a mile down the road and found that to be a much prettier location (though more expensive).
Fitness center was nice.
There are no restaurants nearby.
Shuttle service to the airport was slow (guys were on break, they said).
I'd find alternate arrangements if I had to go back (at least prior to the construction getting finished, which will likely be a couple years by the looks of it.)