I recently attended a convention here, which gave me the opportunity to explore the majority of the property and many of the rooms over several days. There is a large entryway that leads into their stylized lobby, where TVs were playing repetitive videos of a woman's silhouette dancing with what looked like a mushroom cloud in the background. The rest of the area is decorated in largely black and white with silver/mirror accents and large 'plastique' purple chairs. There is a recurring theme of a 'little birdy', a nod to the idea of hearing a rumor from one. \n\nThe outside area is comprised of a lawn area to the left and an enclosed pool to the right. The hotel is several buildings that are connected by stairways. The rooms either open directly to the outside with a small grassy area in front of a sliding glass door or out to a patio. It seemed that they came with a variety of room layouts, but that could have been due to the way the rooms were being utilized by their occupants. There are cheesy 'artsy' photos that are the same in every room, which was quickly apparent. \n\nThe rooms seemed pretty comfortable, though, with large beds and plush comforters, as well as many offering lounge chairs or benches. There were other events going on during the convention, such as BBQs, live music and live demonstrations, so it was quite lively. It seemed like the hotel really tried to cater to it's occupants and show them hospitality.\n\nI can't speak as to whether the rooms are reasonably priced, however the facilities are pleasant. I believe the hotel is owned by the same group that owns the Artisan, near the 2-15.
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