pick another property....... get some sleep!
Probably the worst stay I have ever had at ANY hotel in recent years! 
I will start with check in where I waited 30/40 minutes to check in while people kept going around the line to speak with employees at the front desk and were not advised they had to wait in line like everyone else.
Even though there was a SPG Gold / Platinum desk check in it was not recognized. 
The hotel this first evening consisted of large groups of children running the hallways till the very late night / early morning. Calls to the guest services went unattended and parents were nowhere to be seen. Going to the front desk resulted in no response either.Told they would talk to the groups but nothing happened. As the hotel is a large atrium sound reverberates throughout the building. 
Well night one done.... not much sleep. Asked to be contacted by the manager and not followed up by the property.
Night number two actually got worse. ...…… 
It was New Year's Eve and it seams the hotel had allowed "large" groups to occupy their rooms ( some with more that 20 by our count), large amounts of alcohol being carried in by guests and screaming and yelling from the balcony of the atrium till well past 3am in the morning.
At some point furniture was thrown from the 7th floor to the atrium below, people screaming, fights breaking out and people passed out in the hallways.
Calls to guest services went unanswered.
At some point the police showed up when a huge fight in the atrium ensued and arrests were made?
Needless to say a quiet night of sleep did not happen for a second night in a row.
Requests to have the manager contact anyone from our group went unanswered and the lack of concern from the employees seamed to be "business as usual".
The lobby and hallways looked like a war zone with trash strewn everywhere.
Finally night three when we returned to the hotel from work and tried to eat a peaceful dinner in the restaurant.
Drunken football fans two floors about the restaurant decided to yell from the balcony at hotel guests below and proceeded to drop their pants in a display of public nudity for all to witness at the restaurant below.
When a couple with children sitting near us asked the manager to intervene and call the police nothing was done about it.
They were insistent that the police be called but the hotel did not follow through and they left.
We also complained and were told the guests would "quiet down" but needless to say not much was resolved.
At what point do you ask guests to leave the property?
What this all boils down to is a hotel which does not enforce it's own policies, could not care about the comfort and safety of it's guests and lacks any professionalism.
As a SPG Platinum member I have experienced many great stays ( I spend 150 nights a year in hotels) but this certainly was not one of them.