Definitely not for everybody
To me, it's a dump, and this was my 32nd hotel in the last 3 months, but I couldn't get out of there fast enough. 
The rooms are very uncomfortable, and as other reviewers have stated "impractical". There's a 6" high platform with a mattress on it, essentially a mattress on the floor, total height about 14". There's a chair that's so low your butt is at your ankles. The vanity on each side of the sink was at my knee height, about 24", so that's where toiletries existed, knee height. It's like kiddie furniture. What people say about the lack of bathroom privacy is true, there's only a curtain.
There are no night stands, you have to put your stuff on the floor, which is where the phone is.
To me, no matter what the view is, you can't glamorize a mattress on the floor, unless the customer already lives on a mattress on the floor, and it's apparent that the demographic for this place is the "20-something Chuck E Cheese" generation. There's a foosball table and ping pong table on the lobby floor, and I'm sure if I'd looked harder I would have found a Whack-a-mole somewhere.
I was so tired of rolling off the mattress on my hands and knees to get out of the bed, that I got up and packed my stuff the first morning (was booked for 2 nights), and as the bellman and I passed the line at the front desk with my luggage cart and I dropped my keys off at the counter. The desk radioed the valet parking guy to tell me that I have to pay for the second night due to the cancellation policy. So I guess that's the cost of comfort.
This is the perfect place for some people. If you're 25 and have to make the drinking scene with your posse, here you go, I hear the parties at the kiddie pool are the bomb. But if you're an adult, looking for a nice hotel stay, and want things higher in elevation than your ankles (I'm 6'4") look for a grown up hotel, otherwise everything you do here is like bending over and picking up crap off the floor.
32 hotels in 3 months for me, and the only other one I walked on, was the one with the front desk behind bullet proof glass in DC.