Mostly fine. Kimpton, why such weird, tiny bathrooms??
I'm currently staying at the Vintage Park. I've had many stays at other Kimpton properties; in comparison, this one is fine but not distinctive. I did appreciate that my room was available when I arrived around noon (I had notified them of my early arrival when I made the reservation, but certainly wasn't counting on it). 
For the most part, my room is fine. One pro: One can open the windows, which is a rarity and something I really appreciate. 
However, there are 2 notable cons: 
1) I have appreciated that Kimpton hotels typically don't charge utterly extortionate prices for items in their mini-bars (ie, the prices might be double the retail cost of the items, rather than 4-5x the retail cost). However, mini-bar prices at this hotel are definitely on the higher end. 
2) I paid extra for a "Corner King Deluxe" room, which should be the nicest aside from the much more expensive suite at the hotel. Why is the bathroom so ridiculously small--so much so that it's not as functional as it ought to be? This is something I've noticed at a number of Kimpton hotels. Did I just get unlucky and get the 'premier' room with the awful bathroom? I hope not, since I'm a frequent Kimpton customer. Perhaps someone who works for the hotel will comment--should this happen again in the future, should I request a different room? Or are they all equally badly laid out? If they're all different, why do I seem to so often pull the short straw and get a less than desirable room, when I am a frequent business traveler who stays at Kimptons at least 1x/month on average?