Think of a Cruise Ship
with a slightly larger room, a significantly smaller bath....then take away 70% of the drawers and storage areas for your personal items, personal fridge, safe for valuables, panoramic views, the large spacious sitting areas, dining facilities, ice in your room, 70 percent of elevators and shrink the remaining ones to a size accomodating 3 people with luggage or about 6 without, assuming none are overweight. Waiting for the elevator turned into a daily event. On check-in it took 20 minutes to get to the elevator. I was on an upper floor...even numbered floors have ice machines - some of the odd numbered floors have soda vending. I got vending with a machine sold out of product and elevator to ice machine....did I mention waiting on the elevator. There were two elevators servicing 22 floors. BUT HEY the room was clean and the bath newly remodeled, and bed comfortable. Think of an upscale Motel 6 at $200 a night......convenient to bus travel.