Light Switch In The Shower?! Really? Death Trap!
I booked a room here at SpringHill Suites on 1907 N Lamar Street in Dallas Texas (Dallas Downtown / West End) through Hotels.com on Friday 11/23/12, checking in on 11/23 and checking out on 11/25. 
Once I checked in the first thing I noticed was that I was given a Handicapped Room, Room 923. At first I didn't think too much of it so I went in and dropped off my suitcases etc. I walked out of the room and the door shut behind me, I checked the handle and pushed on the door as I always do in order to make sure the door properly locked and in this case I pushed on the door and the door simply opened right up without the key card. I figured well maybe since this is a Handicapped room there may be some sort of time delay on the locking mechanism. I wait a minute or so after closing the door again and just pushed on the locked door with light force and it opened right up! Not good! There was no lock. This room door could be opened at will without a card key allowing anyone into my room while I wasn't there. I gathered my stuff I had already set out in the bathroom and such and went downstairs to get another room.
I was then given Room 1023 which is ALSO Handicapped. Now I'm thinking that I'm being singled out and given these Handicapped rooms because I booked through Hotels.com and the hotel is reserving the "better" non Handicapped rooms for guests that book direct through their own website. That's bad business PERIOD. I mean what are the chances that I get 2 Handicapped rooms in the same day? If this is how the hotel treats their Hotels.com bookings then they better reconsider their policy since we should be treated just as well as any other customers/guests.
Anyways... Having been upset about having to change rooms to begin with I simply take this new Room 1023 after I make sure the door isn’t faulty like it was in Room 923 and I proceed to unpack my stuff AGAIN. Once unpacked and certain the locked door can't be opened by simply pushing on the door I hop in the shower to freshen up. Halfway through the course of showering I notice there is a LIGHT SWITCH IN THE SHOWER WITH ME!!! WTF! Are you kidding me? The switch had water all over it from the shower and when the shower curtain is closed the light switch is inside the shower! 
How in the world does this detail get overlooked in the design and inspection of this hotel. First off this hotel is already sitting poorly with me and NOW I am being put at risk of electrocution because of this LIGHT SWITCH IN THE SHOWER? I thought, well maybe the switch isn't hot, maybe it's not even wired up so once I was finished showering and all dried off I flipped the switch on and sure enough it turned on the vent fan located on the bathroom ceiling. Wow. I have now seen it all....
I haven't even mentioned the 4 times louder than normal A/C Unit in Room 1023. I stay in lots of hotels all over the country and this one was by far the loudest I've ever experienced. Very uncomfortable.
All in all I am very dissatisfied with this hotel and its "amenities". I mean seriously... How does a hotel like this even remain open? They're putting their guests at risk of DEATH every time a person showers in that Death Trap!