The beds in my room were good, but EVERYTHING ELSE was bad
I stayed at the Blake as a DNC Delegate from September 2 thru September 7. (The person who reviewed with a 5-star rating as "DNC DELEGATE" was NOT a DNC Delegate.) Horror stories from ALL DELEGATES were rampant. 
I have never, EVER, stayed at a worse hotel; even when I was a poor college student.
My room was dingy, dark and SMELLED LIKE MOLD, but the staff said there was no mold. The lights were dim except in the bathroom. There is no little one-cup coffee maker in the rooms (they said that "this is a management policy to not have those conveniences in the rooms") - and NO TOWEL BARS in the bathroom for wet towels. There is no store in the hotel, so if you want an aspirin, they tell you to take a cab to Target about a mile away.
Some guests had to share their showers with their neighbors across the hall because the cold water pipes on one side of the building were BROKEN! iPads & jewelry were STOLEN from rooms - and the thefts were clearly, obviously an inside job. Nevertheless, management handled the debacle horribly. (Or, should I say, they did not take any responsibility for it.) 
Many Delegates did not have working TVs in their rooms.
I can put up with no room service, but they had only two places to eat there - and the service in the cheaper one was deplorable. We waited over an hour for our food - and the restaurant was not crowded at all. A woman sitting near us had waited longer - and then they told her that "the kitchen is closed!!!" A bunch of us Delegates demanded that they reopen the kitchen and give her something to eat, and they eventually relented. (One of the restaurant employees told us that a waitress had just walked out and took some orders with her.) 
The other restaurant was nice, but the menu choices were limited, and the prices were WAY TOO HIGH. ($70 for a piece of meat, which WAS VERY GOOD, some veggies, a glass of red wine, some tea and a salad? I must admit that I DID enjoy that meal. It was the only highlight of the otherwise horrible stay.)
I started to ask hotel employees how long they had worked there. The longest anyone had been employed there was three months, and the shortest was 3 days! (BTW - many employees would not tell me how long they had worked there.)
The bathroom was recently remodeled and looked very nice and clean, but no towel bars? Also, there was no shower door. Instead there was a thick glass panel on the side of the shower head (see photo below - I am standing where the shower door - or something - should be); but as careful as I tried to be, lots of water from the shower sprayed on the floor, and I had to leave sopping wet towels in the sink, cuz there was no place to hang them. Also, my clothes got water spray back from the sink if I was not really super careful.
Management knew our stay was a TOTAL DISASTER. So, to make up for it, they put a bottle of wine in our rooms with a nice apologetic note. Frankly, I would have preferred a reduction for our $325 per night stay in this place.