WiFi and Cell Signal issues EVERYWHERE
The only reason I stay at this hotel is for the conference center and so that I don't have to walk from a neighboring hotel to get to my conferences. If the WiFi and cell service worked, it'd be a win! Overall, it's a nice hotel. A few things just knocked it down. It may sound like I'm nitpicking. But I feel in letting you know about everything I've seen that might make a difference to you.
The staff have always been friendly every time I've been here. But the service and amenities seem to be going downhill.
What good is WiFi access in a business catered hotel if you can't access it? Simply put: the WiFi signal is only good near the front door of the suite. So if you want to use WiFi near the bedroom, forget it. I was assured that routers are placed every 15 feet in the hallway, but that's of little comfort since across the hall from me is nothing but an empty ceiling space that looks down onto the main lobby five floors down. I really don't understand, as well, why I have to purchase WiFi that is included FREE with my package only to be reimbursed at check out.... that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. I suppose it wouldn't be nearly such an issue if my companions and I could actually get on with one of our five devices.
Speaking of signal strength... there's no cell phone reception either. if you're lucky enough to get a signal anywhere other than the main lobby, you'll have to be quick to avoid 'breaking up.'
There's hardly any WiFi or phone signal in the downstairs conference center, either. Again, for a hotel that caters to the business customer, these things should be no brainers. I brought my entire company here with the expectation that we can manage our business via either phones or WiFi. So far, we've been stuck with no way to contact our customers unless we go to the main lobby, find a computer in the business center, or go outside to make a phone call. Ridiculous!
Overall, we've always been pleased with the rooms. This particular room, 514, has almost no air flow to the bedroom and absolutely no airflow into the bathroom. So keep the shower temperature down low unless you want to be in a steam room. There's so much moisture in that bathroom that the satin nickel door hinges and other hardware look like some rusted piece of maritime history pulled from the bottom of the ocean. 
Did I mention that the air conditioning has been set to 60 since we got here three days ago but that the temperature has only gotten down to 74? I guess it's broken.
Something's wrong with the TV in the living room area. It's really dark. I enjoy the crayon all over the corner table, too. Looks like a daycare was held here for a while.
Power plugs are hard to find in the bedroom, but plentiful elsewhere.
I'm not too thrilled that office workers in the building just outside our window get to peek inside our room. We'd like to let natural light inside, but it just feels weird with them watching us.
Housekeeping was very regular and acceptable. A number of minor items got missed, however, such as clean cups and fresh towels to replace the soggy ones on the floor. They did take the throw from one of the beds and never replaced it...... 
Bruno has always managed to check us in each time we have stayed here. He is by far one of the most pleasant and enjoyable people I have ever met.
The pull out sofa is VERY comfortable... and I dare say almost more comfortable than the beds. The pillows go VERY flat VERY quickly... so bring your own if you don't want any neck pain.
The chairs are very comfy.
The morning breakfast is awesome and is certainly worthy of a $10 price tag. Many packages get this breakfast free. The staff working the breakfast line kind of hover around you to take your plates and trays away, so it sometimes feels like there are a bunch of buzzards flying overhead. There was one staff member that just acted a little 'weird' to us, all the way down to his shirt always being tucked in the front and completely untucked in the back. Everyone is certainly nice and pleasant.
The Finn and Porter restaurant is something that should likely be avoided altogether. A number of review sites place it only so so. I've eaten there a few times now, but it's not worth the hefty price tag. The service is poor and the food is often mediocre at best. Something always just tastes a little 'off.' The baked mac and cheese dish wasn't even warm and the cheese not even melted. Be cautious at the refill fee on the soft drinks. You get great quality soft drinks... none of that watered down stuff.... but you're also paying about $3 each. It's much easier to go down to McDonald's.
Be warned that a lot of stores, such as CVS, close early around here and many are not open on the weekend. Bring some 2 liters, even if you have to go to CVS. The soda machines run $2 for a 20oz coke product, which is often sold out.
We've found that a great alternative to the nearly $50 per day parking (outrageous, isn't it?) is to drive in from nearby and park at one of the Metro stations with Park and Ride and then take the metro for about $3. Metro parking is only $4 per day and they only collect during the day. So nights and weekends you just drive out. On this trip, however, there was noone there all week to give tickets or take tickets, so we didn't pay a thing to park and took the train. Instead of paying nearly $150 for valet parking for three days... we each paid $3 each way for a train ticket, costing us $18 total. That's a huge savings for anyone on a budget!
If you DO valet park a car, I recommend taking a photo or video of your car before you hand off your keys. On a previous visit, I needed an item from my car and a valet walked me down to the garage. I saw valets speeding through the tight confined deck with almost no care or concern. Nothing ever happened to my car, but there's always that possibility. It'd be hard for them to fight a picture or video of your car in front of the hotel at check in with no damage followed by a comparison with damage when you pick it up. If there is damage, don't pull away because they put out in the fine print that they are not liable if you move the car once it's been brought up.