Gorgeous Hotel but Choose Your Room Wisely
This is a beautiful hotel. The lobby has old-world grandeur and is a very happening place on the weekend. The rooms are decorated in a style both elegant and fun. The bath amenities are high quality. It’s one of the few hotels that have good lighting and mirrors in beautifully refurbished bathrooms and generous closet space. The staff is amazingly friendly – even the cleaning staff smiles and greets you in the hallway. The whole place has a “whistle while you work” attitude. The bellmen are efficient and highly motivated and, curiously, were calling us by name after only one night. The same bellman takes your bags from your room, down into the lobby and out the door and hails a cab – one tip, not three like in many hotels.
But do not under any circumstances accept a room close to the elevator lobby. You will hear the whoosh of the elevators all night. After the first night spent with a pillow over my head, they moved us to another room far away from the elevators and gave us a complimentary upgrade. I actually liked the bathroom in the first room better (a king) than the smaller bathroom in the junior suite. We didn’t need a suite, but we would have been proud to host a gathering in the parlor area – it was gorgeous and had plenty of seating, its own powder room, refrigerator, bar and large TV.
If mobility is a problem, you need to ask how far from the elevator your room is. This place is enormous and the hallways are very, very long. I felt like I needed to leave a trail of breadcrumbs from the elevator. 
Parking fees are crazy. At $42/night to self-park, we opted for taking cabs rather than renting a car. You need to have at least two cab company phone numbers in your phone. The concierge and bell services will not call a cab for you off-premises, which was a bit disappointing considering they were extremely accommodating in every other way.
I will definitely stay here again, but will be insistent upon a quiet room with a larger bathroom.