Okay, so I know I'm picky and have really high standards. But this hotel really seemed to underwhelm me. The lobby is pretty nice, but those deceiving looks vanish once you get up to the actual rooms. The rooms need a complete makeover. I felt like I stepped into a commercial for the 1970's. Everything was dated- the curtains (which reminded me of those curtains from The Sound of Music that Maria makes clothing for the kids from), the furniture, the wallpaper (which was starting to peel from the walls). The air-conditioner was old and even when I had it set to 60*, the coldest the room ever got according to the thermostat was around 70*.
The bathroom was worn, too. The shower curtain liner needs to be changed (moldy spots were present on it), the shower-head didn't function properly, and the tub drain needed a good snake or Drain-O poured down a few times.
Oh, and cardio room (which was nice) was like 75 degrees with a locked cover around the temperature controls so you could not adjust it. So, you are already sweating before you start working out. I guess the location is good, and there is a TGI-Fridays and Starbucks inside (if you have no imagination on food choices), but I think if you're going to spend close to $200/night, there are better options in the area to chose from.
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