The Hotel insists on piping music in the hallways 24/7 and you can clearly hear it from your room. I asked the front desk to lower the volume, and they said they couldn't control it at all. I asked the front desk man why they have music piping in the hallway at 3am at night, they said it was hotel policy. I asked if other residents have complained, they said they've gotten some complaints in the past six months. I asked him if he thought music a 3am in the morning made sense, and he agreed it didn't. I spoke to the manager about it the next day, and his solution was to offer me $25 and give me a very condescending lecture about wearing earmuffs because I was a light sleeper. Needless to say, I declined his offer and countered that I would write about it here instead.
Did not sleep a wink last night. It's also worth noting that for $200 (including taxes) you're getting a twin bed on a plywood plank in a room that is literally (no exaggeration) the size of a sleeping berth in a railroad car AND there's no bathroom. I can put up with that, but I can't put up with that AND elevator music at 3am in the morning and be out two hundred for that privilege. Pass on this hotel for the sake of light sleepers everywhere.
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