Not a good hotel for business travelers - AVOID
This hotel has great ambiance. I *really* wanted to like it. It's got a great location, and it has a great modern design. The lobby is mostly a nightclub and has a great bar. If I were there to party and pass out, it would be heaven sent. 
However, our company has booked me twice at this hotel in situations where I have business meetings early in the morning. Last week, when I stayed here, I was near the top floor. There's a disco on the top floor, and if you're one floor below, then be prepared for the THUMP, THUMP, THUMP of music to continue until closing at 2am. When I called to the front desk to get a quieter room, I was told that I couldn't switch. Only when I became very irate did they actually switch me to a room where I couldn't hear loud music. 
Today, I'm back at the same hotel. This time, I have a room where the air conditioning unit keeps jumping to 100 degrees. I can't get the heat to turn off, and I'm sweating like a pig. Also, the television in this room doesn't work, though that's just an annoyance. Again, when I called down to the front desk, the answer is that this is the only room they can put me in, and they're very sorry about the heat. 
They sent an engineer up to look at it. He said he'd have to get his toolbox and ladder and climb around the ducts above the AC unit. Multiple calls to the front desk later, they were unwilling to move me to a new room. Now, it's 2am. The temperature in my room is 103 degrees, and I'm leaving to check into another hotel so I can sleep through the night.
I really wanted to like it. This hotel looks great, but when it comes to providing the basic functions -- a good night's sleep and a quiet, comfortable space -- you'd be better off at a Motel 6.