Prepare to be disappointed.
Where to start.......Valet only parking. The check in counter is on the 3rd floor. This may not seem like an issue, but you cannot use the elevator without a room key. Once you check in (you will pay a $10 Amenity feeeven if you don't plan to use them), you can go to your room via the elevator. To use the elevator, you go to a centralized key pad where you swipe you room key and punch in the floor number. The lcd screen will then tell you what elevator to use. Move fast because if you miss it, you have to start over again.
Now that you've arrived on your floor and make it to your room, you'll open the door to your 80 degree room and see what appears to be the original furnishings from when the hotel was originally built. The carpet is sticky/dirty. I don't even want to walk on it without my flops.
There is no wireless connectivity.....only wired (part of the $10 you paid at check in)
Bathroom....old....poorly refinsihed...lacking any appeal.
The bed.....as a frequent taveler, I can tell you the quality of the bed is at thebtop of my list and the quaility of the beds here is at the bottom. While I doubt they are as old as the furniture, they are surely old and in need of a replacement
You'll love the !8" deep lanai with no room for even the smallest chair ovwrlooking the rooms in the other tower that are nearly close enough to jump accross to. Great view of the inside of eaxh others room.
While I'm sure there are worse places to stay though I am glad I haven"t encountered them. I recommend sticking to the places you know you cn count on like Marriott, Hyatt,Hilton Etc
The only positive I can offer is the staff is friendly.