Rough around the edges but pleasant
This "boutique hotel" is best for one person or a young couple. My boyfriend and I stayed at this hotel to celebrate my birthday and spend time in the city, and we found the accomodations to be sufficient but not much more. The decor of the lobby is hip and the rooms are clean, modern (a previous customer used the word "austere") and on the small side. The location is excellent and we found the staff to be pretty friendly.
As many users have pointed out, the bathrooms are somewhat cramped and awkwardly designed and the floor does get wet from showering. The sink area is narrow, which makes it difficult to place things out for freshening up/getting ready. If the hotel could make any improvements, this is where they should start. The doorway of the rooms could be narrower, providing more room for the bathrooms to be expanded.
The bedding is really comfy and they provide ample pillows and an extra duvet in each room. The windows are large, though I wish the curtains had an extra layer for filtering light in without letting people outside see into the room.
The amenities are all right. The wireless internet connection is shoddy, but we were informed by hotel staff that they were in the process of dropping their current internet provider and switching to a better one. It was pretty neat and convenient to test out the GoogleTVs. There's a little bit of a learning curve using the remote and all its functions, but once we got the hang of it it was great! Since the wireless didn't work that well, we used the TVs to browse the internet. Just remember to SIGN OUT of all your accounts (Netflix, gmail, Amazon, etc) when you're done. The previous user forgot to, which could have been bad.
The room service is the same menu as the restaurant downstairs. The menu items are New American and overall quite tasty (particularly the truffle tater tots), though they try a little too hard to be unique in a few of their offerings (grapes in risotto? not so much...). The bar stocks some quality wine and spirits, and the drinks we got were all pretty good (we got a Rob Roy, the Andalusia cocktail, some LA-brewed IPA, and bubbly).
Overall, we were satisfied with the accomodations, but I would be hesitant to stay here again for how much it costs (especially with the extra $12/night amenity fee). If it were a little cheaper, I might come back again.