Not all all good, never again
The lying is what was the worst, and that warrants a 1-star rating. My son - owner of some huge number of Starwood Preferred Guest Points (SPG) set this stay up. He's done this for others and the SPG bennies always apply to the stay. On check-in we were acknowledged as SPG guests, upgraded room, and - we specifically asked - free wifi. We were told to accept the charge - $15 a day per device - and it would be credited back on our statement. On check-out morning we received a statement exactly like that. I tossed it. A month later, $59.80 is on my credit card. Inquiry was answered with "SPG benefits do not apply to other than the account holder". They eventually gave it back, in 2 installments of $29.90, saying it was a 1-time "courtesy". It was like pulling teeth from a polar bear, and became far more the principle than the money. 
Otherwise, be advised that this place is a swank nightclub (roof-top bar) that happens to have a hotel attached. All emphasis is on that club, which is popular with rude pushy people in bizzarre clothing (this description would not apply to all patrons, but, it does to more than a few). The line to use the elevators was degenerating into a free-for-all on Saturday night and all I wanted was to return to my 9th floor room. After waiting thru 6 elevators (one of the 3 was broken apparently, the other 2 tiny and slow) it was finally my turn when a short fat guy in a suit and pink tie, who had just walked in, tried hard to push his way in front of me. I prevailed w/o doing more than push back, but was ready to do whatever it took. All kinds of pushing and shoving and new arrivals getting physical with those who waited their turn. There is "security" but all they are concerned with is peoples dress, particularly shoes, I had to explain 3 times that I was just trying to get to my room. Keeping order is secondary, and the alleged preferred elevator access for hotel guests does not exist. 
As for the rooms, they are both cute, neat, and bizzarre, it will depend on you. The bed was comfortable, and the room was quiet - just luck on that apparently. 
3 beers and a glass of mid-line chard ran $42 in the lobby bar. Who knows what it might be upstairs, I didn't pass shoe inspection (as I was informed about 6 times) so could not go if I wanted (I didn't). I know it's a high-dollar area, but a very nice bar around the corner was half of the lobby bar with much better beer selection, and not a single pushy person.
A certain group of people will love this place, others will hate it. You can probably figure out which type you are in advance.