The hotel lobby is beautiful early 20th century architecture.  Even The Starbucks, tucked inside the lobby, is handsome. \nThe room was attractive, but I think housekeeping (& maintainence) need some attention. There was a large chunk of bread beneath the hassock, the hair dryer was cracked and one of the Roman shades would not go down. (I left a note on the shade, but I'll bet that the next guest will up with the sun - ready or not.)  Oh, and if you do plan to sleep in, make sure to put the privacy sign on the door or between 7:30 and 8 AM you'll get a \"housekeeping\" knock. (Never had a hotel making the rounds that early!)\nBut the most annoying occurance was on our last morning, while the Mrs. showered I ran down to Starbucks to get us some coffee, upon returning my electronic key wouldn't work.  I asked one of the housekeepers to open the door, but according to her list, this was not my room.  She had to call security.  10 minutes later, security arrives but has to see ID. After proving 'I was I - and this was indeed my room, without apology he was off.  Perhaps it's mega-chain malaise, but there definetly seems to be a brush up needed on client etiquette. \nDespite its challenges, the building is beautiful, the location is great and the $20 breakfast buffet was very good.  \n(Oh, but the $10/ day for WiFi is so tacky for this hotels prices.)