It was very convenient for the specific places I needed to be for work and for socializing. It was not the most efficient and I had issues with their AC. The AC vent is right by the window and it didn't seem to help de-humidify. I stayed three nights and only got sleep my last night. My first night, the AC compressor wasn't working, so I couldn't sleep. The second night, after the compressor was fixed by the engineer quickly, I couldn't sleep with the direct AC air being blown at me if I faced one way, but if I faced the other way I couldn't get any air at all. So I woke up in the middle of the night with a migraine.
There's no exhaust in the bathroom, so a muggy bathroom just stays muggy for hours. I had to reset the AC's compressor constantly because it would kick off. The hotel has the AC set for the lowest at 68 degrees which is typically cold enough (my home is set to 72), but because of its system and its placement, it felt like a constant 74.
I couldn't have most of the continental breakfast. There were apples, oranges, maybe bananas, extremely sweet pastries, and Yoplait yogurt. No non-dairy creamer or milks. It was nice that they had something, but there were like 6 or 8 big boxes of pastries but not a single cereal box or oatmeal pouch.
The staff were all extremely helpful. It's right in the flower district and it was pretty clean, so no rodents (which you might find in a more restaurant-heavy street). Walkable to good restaurants, cafes, and fast food.
