Unless you need a kitchen and need to be downtown, keep looking. The interior was worn down and very much in need of a facelift. The toilet didn't flush properly, the shower handle kept falling off, the parquet wood floor had so many rough, worn edges and gouges that I had to wear shoes the whole time, the metal strips between the tile and wood floor had loose screws, the steam heating system was difficult to regulate, art that had fallen off the wall was simply laid against the wall, the curtains hung on the floor and still had the price tags attached, and the view... was of the backside of the convention center. We had to call Adrian to get the internet working when we first arrived.
The kitchen was the sole redeeming feature. It was well equipped with just about everything.
This is one of the most expensive places we've stayed and well, let's face it, the most rundown and in need of a facelift. We've stayed in Super 8 Motels that were in better shape.