The first thing I noticed when I walked in was the room was FAR smaller than it appeared in the pictures. The bed was NOT a queen, nor would one have fit in that room, the shower rod was broken and the curtain slipped to the middle of the rod making a HUGE mess everytime you took a shower, and the door lock was BROKEN!! The door and frame had warped so much that you could not deadbolt the door at night. The front staff was very apologetic and offered to fix it immediately, however the person that wrote down the room number we were in (after asking twice), got it wrong and when we got back to the room it STILL wasn't fixed. They did fix it the next day but then we had to call and request room service. The towels are awful. They look like something they use in hospitals or prison - small and very rough. The elevator on our side (we were in 326) looked old and after riding it once I refused and used the stairs. The creaking, smells, and lurching did not inspire confidence. Every time I used the hair dryer it smelled like it was going to catch on fire.

The bed was comfortable, the bathroom was surprisingly spacious, the staff was pleasant and spoke excellent English, all of the appliances worked, and since I got the room for $50 a night including a full kitchen - I considered it a bargain to have so few problems (even tho the two I had were whoppers!).

My suggestion - Inspect your room the moment you walk in and take your own towels and hair dryer.