A very expensive budget hotel
This hotel, advertised as a Marriott suite hotel, was not at all as described. The room was very small with cheap furniture, toiletries, and linens. The impression was of a low-budget redecoration of a very old hotel room. The sink, located right next to the bathroom (with no sound insulation) had so little room that the tiny 1½-cup coffee maker took up almost all the counter space. The towels were some of the thinnest and scratchiest I’ve ever seen in any hotel. There were no washrags. When I called the first day requesting some, I was asked how many I wanted. My response: “four.” Two were delivered. Next day, no washrags. I again called. “How many would you like?” “Four.” Three were delivered. 
We’d never have guessed that our “very nice corner king” room was on a corner, as the only view from the one small window was of the gravel rooftop of a building that housed some very loud equipment that made noise 24 hours a day. This was despite reservations made several months prior requesting a quiet room with a view.
The breakfast was typical of what you find in many hotels these days: some fruit and cold cereal, oatmeal, hard-boiled eggs, bagels, toast, doughnuts, waffles, and drinks. On the plus side, the room was very clean, the hotel is well located, and Internet access was free. And the front desk staff were extremely nice and very helpful. Would we stay here again? No. We paid $180/night in the off-season for a hotel listed as a Marriott. Instead of the quality we expected, we got a very small, noisy room with minimal amenities in an old hotel. Marriott should be ashamed!