What a DUMP! An earthquake could only improve it!
NEVER stay here - we walked into the lobby and thought it was impressive and we found the staff members were pleasant - once we eventually got to be served by one of them. The good things stopped there though. After leaving the elevator on the12th floor, we navigated through the maze of crumbling corridors, over the stained and heavily worn carpet, under the peeling paintwork to the heavy and awkward "historical' door to our room. The first room we saw was filthy, claustrophobia inducing and decaying. we couldn't see through the windows because they were THAT filthy, the overbearing stench of mildew permeated every inch of the hotel. The refrigerator had mould throughout it and it leaked.The bathroom was a joke. I soon lapsed into a serious asthma attack and had to seek medication urgently. A staff member offered an alternative room and, because it was too late to find another hotel, we stayed in the slightly cleaner, ancient room. 
The bed was uncomfortable and the bed linen was crumpled and a grey-cream colour achievable only after years of sweat and grime had been allowed to accumulate in the fibres. We didn't sleep well at all. the TV was circa 1985 and the picture unwatchable, Not to mention our concerns that Jack Nicholson was going come screaming down the hall at any minute swinging a bloodied axe wildly in the air
Breakfast was a disgrace, made available in a room that was more like an office.with a sofa, a desk and three or four chairs. The offerings included, artificial juice, soggy pastries, stale muffins, rubber eggs and coffee that tasted like burnt, diluted sump oil.
This hideous hole needs millions invested just to bring it up to any kind of reasonable standard. 
it was probably a great place back in 1920, but nothing seems to have been updated or repaired since then, it's a fire hazard and a potential death trap. it should have been flattened years ago.