Rotten on the inside
On the surface, it looks like a hip and happening place to stay in. The "hotel" is merely an afterthought. Serving its bar patrons seems paramount over accommodating hotel guests. My friend and I stayed one Sunday night in one of its suites. In chronological order, I will list items of poor hotel management: 
1) No bedding was provided for the futon couch in the living room in this "two bedroom suite". 
2) The "lighting" in the bathroom was dim as candlelight and there was no ability to adjust it either by the sink and mirror or behind the door where the shower and toilet were.
3) The fixtures for holding the face towels near the sink (two separate rings) were both separated from the wall nearly falling off. The paint was gone behind one and the other showed a cheap patch job had been attempted and failed.
4) The frosted glass screen separating the bathroom area from the bedroom had a large crack running through it from a point where it'd been hit.
5) The shower had mold.
6) The shower leaked and there were an inadequate number of towels to mop it up and dry oneself.
7) The patio was grungy and littered. It had three small tables and chairs made of plastic and/or metal which looked like they were gotten from the 99 cent store. They were grimy. The large pot of the potted tree/bush had an empty cigarette carton and other bits of trash in it. The painted grey cemented patio floor was ugly and needed to be mopped.
8) Of three identical seats at the end of the bed, one had most of its goat hair worn off of it.
9) The lady's room in the bathroom in the lobby was awful - and it was visited in the middle of the day on Monday when there was no "club scene" going on.
a) the first stall, with the door wide open, revealed a clogged toilet and had no lid over the top of its parts.
b) the second stall had no lock.
c) the third stall had one of your typical metal "garbage" pails attached to the side for tampon disposal, but this one was so gorged with plastic bag linings not only would the lid not close but you had to wrestle and untangle them to find an opening to discard your trash and then stuff it back in the giant wads of plastic bags the housekeeper crammed in the bin. 
d) "club" music playing all day long in the lobby/lobby lounges so that you can't make a phone call or work in peace.
10) their complimentary breakfast in the lobby touted bagels AND muffins as well as coffee from 7am until 11am. But there were the following problems:
a) At 8:45am I saw that only bagels. 
b) There was only two inches of coffee in the pot and it smelled nearly burned. 
c) The toaster was missing one of its knobs. 
d) There were no plates or napkins. 
e) There were only three small cream pods left in a bowl. 
f) There was no staff present at the bar where the items were offered to ask for napkins, plates, or more creamer. When I did find someone to ask, the person searched and searched in cupboards in the lobby, behind the bar, could find nothing and offered me some cocktail napkins. I asked why he couldn't just grab a plate from the restaurant they have in the hotel. He looked at me as if he'd never thought of it before and didn't know what to do and if he could do this. I just asked if I could consolidate items in one of the big serving bowls to carry my two bagels, orange and 2 coffees upstairs because I couldn't juggle them all with cocktail napkins.
g) Of the two oranges and apple in the fruit bowl, the apple had a large bruise and one of the oranges had a mushy area under a large enough area of its peel that I expected it was rotten inside.
11) The staff, although polite, give the impression that they don't take their jobs seriously and/or lack training in guest services. They are pleasant and helpful when you interact with them, but each time I did I felt as if I was a stranger knocking on one of their apartment doors asking to borrow a cup of sugar. They don't mind directing their attention away from what they are doing to serve you, but it always felt as if what they were "doing" (talking to other staff, or, perhaps, on Facebook) was more interesting than taking care of you.
12) Other details about the room I forgot to mention: the "do not disturb" sign looked like it had been smashed in an elevator door, there was a lid missing on the water well of the coffee maker, there was no electrical outlet in the bathroom near the sink, the hairdryer the hotel provided was grungy with clumps of dust on the screen on the back.
It's open for drinking until 2am and has a bar on the main level and a bar underground. It's a place to book a room and crash if you're too drunk to drive home from drinking in their bar. It seems that the only reason the 18 hotel rooms exist.
Other than that, the room did have some cool modern decor and nice bedding.