They made me feel so at home!
I was recently in San Francisco on a business trip, and the Galleria Park was perfectly situated so I could walk to and from meetings. Though chosen for its location, the hotel proved to be so much more. 
The front desk staff could not possibly have been warmer. (They were friendly and attentive without being obsequious and formal -- in fact, they all had a nice sense of humor.) The room was just fine, very quiet (it looked into the inner courtyard), and everything -- shower, tv, wi-fi -- worked flawlessly. It was nice to be able to open the window. There's a funky and fun outdoor area on the third floor -- a garden and tiny running track -- that was really quite lovely. But mostly, I loved the atmosphere that pervaded the hotel, summed up by the wine reception every afternoon from 5:30 to 6:30. I thought this was hokey when I read about it, but in fact I really grew to look forward to it after a long day of meetings. 
Is it unhealthy to form an emotional attachment to a hotel? If so, I can be diagnosed with the illness. I look forward to returning on future trips.