• Rooms are old, small, and cramped. • No closet only an amour. • Bedding clean... but bed is creaky. • chest of drawers is located by the entry door, far away from bed. • Bathroom had only a shower. Tile grout lines on floor and side of shower were moldy. • Noisy hallways. Voices carry throughout. "Enjoyed" a drunken argument at about 2 AM one night. Had to call the front desk. They sent security to investigate. • No restaurant on premises, although they do offer breakfast. No room service—rather they give you a list of about 8 local take out places...pizza, chinese, japanese-sushi, mexican. None all that fantastic. * I suppose location may be good for those who like walking tours. I had to taxi everywhere I needed to go. NOT a budget hotel. Expected far far more for the price.

The hotel was I the center of great restaurants, right next to the train stop, and trolley service. Overall a great hotel to stay in.

Going to a show in the Theatre District? This is the place. It is also handy to Chinatown, where we had some great authentic food! Although the hotel is average (nothing fancy), it is has historic charm and the staff is very friendly. The rooms are small (it's an old hotel), but very clean. The public restrooms were also very clean. The lobby has a cafe for morning hours and a bar with entertainment for evening hours.

This hotel's main asset was the location. In the heart of the city. A very poor quality was the cost to park in their garage. Way too expensive. Another good feature one cup coffee. Finally staff was friendly.