Small rooms and windows that do not allow you to see out
This hotel is well located with pleasant service but beware of the queen size rooms unless you like to feel you are sleeping in a basement. These rooms are very small and the windows (which face a small shaft) are glazed in a way that does not allow you to look out so you feel as if you are in a basement. Very little natural light coming in at all.
The bathrooms are small and without sink which is in the room itself.
Not much insulation from corridor noise and my room which ended in 15 was directly across from an ice machine used by guests to fill up their ice buckets with quite a racket as ice is ejected into a metal bucket. One of my nights there I think someone used the ice machine at least 10 times (maybe having an ice bath??) which kept me awake.