This hotel is also an extended stay facility. People live in the units (which, on a positive note, means there is a full kitchen in-unit) and are allowed to have pets. There was animal hair EVERYWHERE in our room - especially unfortuante if you have any type of allergies. The staff at the front desk were not very helpful when we asked about restaurants in the area, public transportation, etc. I couldn't tell if they were uninformed or just didn't want to take the time to explain that there is a FREE "people mover" (the equivalent of a tram) a block away which takes you down town and to several highly-populated food/shopping areas. I did appreciate the free internet lounge, although only one of the four computers would actually connect to the internet.

Hotel seems no character, no services or amenities. Rooms are very big, but furniture is like cheap dorm-room furniture. The "couch" was a metal frame chair with removable stained brown cushons. Bed was OK, but there is no TV in the bedroom and the TV in the living room was very old. No Wireless Internet in the hotel except in the lobby. Who do they think they are catering to? Seemed relatively safe, but far from the Intercontinental which is where I needed to be during my trip. Would NEVER recommend it, and unless everything else is booked, I would look for other options.

I needed a room close to the docks for a cruise. This was cheaper than the ones suggested by the cruise line and in my opinion at least equal to or possibly better than they reccommended.

The lobby was nice, but its also condos where people live. The rooms were dirty and the beds like a motel (cheap) Would NEVER stay there again. Dont let the lobby photos and "All Suite rooms" fool you.

I thought by the money I spent on this suite everything was going to be really nice. The outside, lobby, halls, fitness center and garadge was very nice. However were I had to stay was not nice at all. The furniture in the living room was not fit to be in that hotel for the price I paid per night.