Consistent
I stayed at the Warwick over the weekend. I booked through Priceline & got another great deal. DH & I previously stayed at this property in the summer of 2009. Not much has changed. 
The lobby is still the hotel’s best feature. The staff wants to serve. Even though I arrived at 11 am, I was given a room right away which was a very pleasant surprise. Ed, the bellman, was a doll. He was able to give me directions to the restaurant where I was meeting friends & to the local Catholic Church. He was thoughtful in his answer about whether I could walk somewhere safely alone as a woman. He said yes & it was fine. He even remembered me the next day which was sweet of him. 
I HATE the Sleep Number® beds & as a result got very little sleep because I find them so uncomfortable. I wake up when I encounter a different surface – the air chambers vs. the padded frames around them. I did learn the next morning that I could have asked for a room with a conventional bed. I will definitely do that if I ever come back. 
I heard a lot of the street noise again. Patrons of Tavern 17 were having loud, drunken conversations right outside at all hours. Plus I heard all the street noise. The hotel is on a corner; you get it from all angles, even five stories up. 
The three worst features were in the bathroom. One the toilet paper roll is on the wall behind your left shoulder as you sit down. They need to move it to the back of the door in front of you. Very annoying. Two, the tub floor is incredibly & dangerously slippery. I thought I was going to kill myself. I couldn’t stand still; my feet literally slid apart. I felt like my poor dog when he tries to sit on the hardwood floor & slides. The Warwick needs to invest in some Rubbermaid® bathmats before they get sued after somebody gets seriously injured. Third, the seal on the bathroom window wasn’t great. You could feel the cold air seeping through. Not good on a January night. 
Tip: as you come down 17th approaching Locust, turn left under the vertical sign that says PARK before you get to the hotel. There are two garages down that 1 block long street & they are both cheaper than having the hotel park your car.