text: Not the best place I've ever stayed, but not the worst.\n\nWe roll in and the first thing we notice is a sign saying that the entertainment this week in the lounge is Michael Bolton. I proceed to lose my mind a little, then see that they're basically showing his concert on a big screen from 7-9pm or something. Major let down.\n\nThe room was clean, other than a balled up children' sock that was hiding behind the curtain in the corner of the window. Some details on the room:\n- Air conditioning worked great. Windows don't seem to open.\n- No fridge, instead only ice at the third and fifth floors\n- Amazing water pressure in the shower\n- Beds are pretty comfy\n- TV is a fuzzy CRT (not that we watched it much)\n\nAbout the hotel:\n- The indoor pool is supposed to be saltwater, but smelled a lot like chlorine. It's a decent size and we had fun splashing around for a bit. \n- Front desk service was fine. Nothing spectacular.\n- Parking is roughly $10/day in the underground lot.\n- Free wifi, but the signal took a while to really take. My friend couldn't check emails and location services didn't work on my ipod for the first hour or so.\n\nAll in all, the place was nothing special, but the price was right considering it's situated a block away from shopping and touristy bars.