Nightmare turned better...
I picked this hotel since the conference I was attending was also at this venue When you first walk into the hotel it seems very luxurious with lots of marble, huge ceilings, artwork etc, but my room in Harbor Tower was entirely the opposite. When we got to our room the first thing we noticed was a water stain on the ceiling, a mildew odor, and a very, very wet patch of carpet. We would have been OK with ignoring it if we hadn't had stained sheets when we attempted to get into our bed. The next morning my husband went to the front desk to complain about the wet carpet and he was simply told that there was construction happening on the floor above us and they had overbooked the hotel so there was nothing they could do. The mildew was starting worsen my allergies so the next morning I spoke with the concierge and she was very pleasant. She offered to comp us a night stay in the room as well as offer to send someone up to investigate and clean the patch of carpet, hopefully removing the mildew odor. No one came.
I came down again the next morning and pointed out a few extra things I found wrong in the room including someone else's hair still attached to the hair dryer, a mold/mildew spot in the corner of the bathroom, and the rusting door frame of the bathroom. Thankfully, despite being overbooked, they were at least able to relocate us (although I feel quite bad for the folks that ended up in our room that night). The second room was MUCH better and in Seaport Tower. It actually smelled clean, was clean, had dry carpet and it had a lovely view. With it being a corner room we had 3 windows to enjoy the view with. The remainder of our stay was better and the buffet at Lael's was quite delicious, but during the first 3 days of the stay, quality of the room and the construction noise occurring above the room left something to be desired. 
I am appreciative of the concessions that were made by the hotel in an attempt to right the situation, but despite the high touting of the renovated rooms, I would be hesitant to revisit them for another stay without a business reason to do so.