The hotel is right across the street from the convention center so it is convenient if you are attending a convention, but it is not in the best part of town.
The first 10 floors of the hotel are a parking garage.
Our room had two queen beds and overlooked the interstate highway and was quite noisy. When I asked the front desk why they put us on that side of the hotel with a view of the highway and not on the side with a view of the city I was told that the rooms with a city view only have king size beds with a pullout. The lighting in the room could have been better and the lamp on the desk did not give out anymore light than my Coleman battery operated lamp. Also, the room was getting cold but felt very damp. After two days I asked for someone to come up and evaluate the situation. The first gentleman said that here was nothing that he could do. Five minutes later an older gentleman came to the room and said that the valve that controls the humidity was only partially opened and that once he opened the valve all of the way the problem would be solved, and it was. We could also hear slamming doors at 2AM and very noisy neighbors at 3AM who thankfully finally check out before we did. We were situated so that we could comfortably walk to the Congress Avenue Bridge and the Capitol Building and you are right at the east end of sixth street if that is what you are interested in. The front desk staff was nice and at times entertaining.
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