Hotel was nice enough. We were there during Spring Break to celebrate my granddaughter's 13th birthday. I thought it was going to be right on the riverwalk, but instead, we had to walk across the street and down a couple of blocks. The distance wasn't the problem, it was the pan-handlers we encountered that I didn't like. The hotel lobby is pretty enough, but as a former bank building, it is a bit cold. The room was nice. We booked a 2-queen suite, expecting to have a fold-out couch in the living room, only to learn after checking in that the 2-queen suites only have a love seat, NOT even what I would call a couch. The only suites with a pull out sofa (twin, mind you) are the king bed suites. So one person in our party slept crunched up on a love seat. The free happy hour with drinks and snacks was so-so. Maybe because it was spring break, the lines were long to get a mediocre hot dog, or "nachos" which was essentially some Tostitos and a few choices of toppings like melted processed cheese product, salsa, etc. The servers were prompt and friendly, and seemed very grateful for any tips, which seemed to be few and far between. Shame on the other guests! The rooftop pool was a treat for the two 13 year old girls with us, but it was tiny! The elevators seemed to take forever to get to the 22nd floor, and we had to wait for a long time every time we used them. Next time we will stay at the other property owned by Drury that is actually ON the Riverwalk. We walked by and checked it out, and it looked like what we had hoped we were getting when we booked this place instead. It was ok for most people, probably not so much for all females, or two women with two young girls, walking back late at night.
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