This hotel is trying to be hip on a budget. The lobby looks cool enough with the Pop Art influence of the Judy Garland portraits . The elevator is interesting in that you must press your room number on a touch screen before entering.
We went for the most expensive grade room when making our reservation. We say at the manhattan club for 4 days in december but we wanted to get there a day earlier so opted to stay next door t the Park Central Hotel.
Concierge floor looked promising and having done concierge floor at the Hyatt and other hotels we felt assured in our minds that it would be a lovely room and some concierge benefits.
The room was not that large, the curtains had grease marks on them. The floor of the hotel was a high floor which was great but the floor looked so shabby and there was plastic half way ripped off the threshold of the hotel room across from ours. The breakfast was so so.
I would not recommend it except that if you do not care about aesthetics for $190 it is ok.
This is a lesson of you get what you pay for.
I asked the front desk when checking out what did they mean by concierge floor and he said the coffee maker in the room. Honestly I never even noticed it in the room . There was no mini bar in the room.
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