Dark, worn and tired
A rather dreary 1970's mega hotel, poor standards of housekeeping in hallways, crowds of people in lobby with mounds of baggage, and a dated bar area. And they have the gall to charge for internet !! which is free in most lower priced places. Only positive is that the beds are very comfortable and it is close to the convention centre. the hotel is in a rather sterile area of large buildings with no cafes or nearby places to eat other than a small family run pizza place. We ended up in a rather grim handicapped room , which my wife tried to change the next day as suggested that night, but despite a trip to the front desk (while ill with the flu) and several phone calls after noon, nothing happened until I returned at 5 pm at which time the front desk clerk, a very pleasant woman who could find no indication of our wish to change to a regular room moved us to a double (we MUCH prefer a king but none were available by this time in the evening), and complimentary breakfast coupons . Though an SPG member only once did we get a newspaper. I would suggest staying elsewhere.