BED BUGS
Whilst I know that every hotel is susceptible to bed bugs, yes, even ones owned by Hilton, I feel that it is a fair warning to any traveller that may be looking to stay at this hotel. 
And it's not one or two bites. I had at least nineteen bites on my face alone (largely thanks to the fact that I was wearing long-sleeved and long pants to bed, thus leaving my face unprotected). The made a trail from my right temple all the way to my left jawline and a thick cluster under my chin. Yes, I am being descriptive because I'd rather anyone else not experience this. It isn't pleasant. The pictures aren't pleasant. 
It was so bad that all my friends that saw it cringed in disgust and had immediately urged me to go to a doctor and to complain to the hotel management. I had more down my neck (two very distinct trails), and a few along chest, arms, hips, stomach (concentrate largely the area where the top of my pyjamas separate from my bottoms. Basically anywhere they could reach) and legs.
As for the rest of the stay, it had adequate amenities, as per its star ranking. I suppose my only other complaint would be that the air conditioning wasn't as cold as I'd like it to be (despite turning it to the lowest setting). The bed and pillows were very soft and nice and if they weren't infested with bed bugs I would have loved them, really. The breakfast isn't as impressive as some I've had but it's not too shabby either. Nice flat screen. The room was modestly sized. Not too small that it becomes a tight squeeze but not large enough that it becomes something to shout out about. The premise is clean and kept.