Kaitlyn
Was super surprised by the $35/night destination fee that I unexpectedly had to pay at check-in.
All that came with that was a grab and go breakfast (packaged granola bars & oranges), you also get a $20 credit per room to spend at the café or the lounge bar. Which just feels scammy.
There are no fridges in the rooms.
There was an obscene amount of dust in the little cubbies at the base of the bed.
There was no body lotion.
Once I closed my blinds for the night, they were stuck and would not reopen for the 5 nights that I was there.
They put a large emphasis on all of the bars/lounges/amenities that are within the hotel, but as a guest of the hotel, I couldn’t even get into any of them without booking a night in advance. Which in a way I can understand, but they made them all sound very accessible upon check-in.
Honestly, there were a few good things, but they were largely overshadowed by the annoyances. Wouldn’t recommend for a longer stay, but I’m sure a night or two would be tolerable.
All that came with that was a grab and go breakfast (packaged granola bars & oranges), you also get a $20 credit per room to spend at the café or the lounge bar. Which just feels scammy.
There are no fridges in the rooms.
There was an obscene amount of dust in the little cubbies at the base of the bed.
There was no body lotion.
Once I closed my blinds for the night, they were stuck and would not reopen for the 5 nights that I was there.
They put a large emphasis on all of the bars/lounges/amenities that are within the hotel, but as a guest of the hotel, I couldn’t even get into any of them without booking a night in advance. Which in a way I can understand, but they made them all sound very accessible upon check-in.
Honestly, there were a few good things, but they were largely overshadowed by the annoyances. Wouldn’t recommend for a longer stay, but I’m sure a night or two would be tolerable.
