Old, shabby, loud.
The price we paid here was the same as a 5 star hotel in Soho New York.Very expensive for a terrible stay. We visited the Parc 55 in August. On arrival we were told that our room was not yet ready even though it was 1:30pm and we were to come back in 2 hours time. We were also told that all the good rooms were taken and even though we paid for a room on the top floor we were now to take a room closer to the ground.
After moving all our luggage to the bellman on the bottom floor (lobby is on the 1st floor) and waiting two hours we returned to speak with another lady at the desk. We voiced our concerns that we had paid for their best room however were given a lower grade room. She checked and told us we were told the wrong information and a top room was waiting for us. 
When heading to the room we approached the elevators which were very old and slow. 
Our room was clean however very old and dated. The bathroom had the worst shower/bath I have seen since 1971 and there was no mini bar or refreshments. 
As the hotel is in the city it is very very loud. All night we listened to homeless people screaming at one another, sirens and rubbish trucks. This is probably why the hotel provides guests with ear plugs in each room.
Another thing is that there are homeless people everywhere outside and I feel at night the area is not the safest place to walk. 
We tried to use the business lounge on both floors however none of the computers worked except one which a small 2 year old child was on playing games. After waiting half an hour we opted to use the free wifi across the road at the Westfield on our phones. 
My advice is look somewhere else. This place is not worth the money and should be rated more like a 1 star.