convenient and reasonable
Having read some reviews after I stayed, I should say this hotel is a sort of standard American affair. I agree with other reviewers that the bus centre area looked rather dodgy, though nothing happened when I passed through it around 10 pm. I was with another guest at the hotel who was attending the same conference, and I think I'd avoid the area if I were alone.
 I stayed three nights at this hotel to attend a conference in the downtown.The room was clean and functional, though I found it rather odd that there was no door/separation between the loo and the wardrobe-washing basin room. It was OK for me as I was on my own but it could have been rather awkward if I stayed with another person. The shower angle was a bit inconvenient, and although I'd prefer a detachable one, sufficient hot water was available and water pressure wasn't too bad. Wi-Fi is free but the connection got weaker at times. There is a kitchenette with a coffee maker, a microwave and a dishwasher. As I'm not American, it'd be nicer to have manuals for the latter two, even though I could figure out how to use them. Also, it would have been nicer to be offered at least one herbal tea bag -- there was one English breakfast and one Earl Grey and that was all.
 The staff was friendly in the sense that they didn't glare at me and would answer my questions or tried to find the information. I felt, however, that most of my questions concerned the kind of information that would be offered without asking at a hotel in a larger city. And none of them addressed to me by name - no personal touch.
 The most annoying thing was the lifts. It's necessary to insert a card key to operate it, and sometimes it just didn't move. Other guests commented on this, so it wasn't just me, I think.