The hotel and rooms were really nice. Nice linens, toiletries, big room, and everything was very clean. The lobby was really interesting with a rounded shape and plants and water feature. The bar in the middle was ideally located. The area itself though was quiet as a tomb. It was almost oppressively silent. They need to pipe in some music or something. Drinks at the bar were fairly reasonable for a hotel bar.

The pool: the pool was very nice. It was large and had a shallow area where you could lay half in the water and half out. Also, they provide plenty of fresh clean towels, and you are allowed to take your bar beverages out there as long as they are in plastic cups. The only complaint there was about the chairs. They are hard metal with no cushions, and my husband's and my tailbones hurt for two days afterward! They could probably just buy some cushions to alleviate this problem.

Overall, this hotel is really nice, but they need to address a few minor issues. I would definitely stay here again though.

Booked this hotel on hotwire trying to get the Omni. Same Hotwire price, and same star-level... ended up with the Airport Hilton so was curious to see how it was.

First of all, if you're planning on spending time in the "city," I would think the commute would be somewhat painful. But the hotel is VERY convenient to the airport.

Driving aside, I would say that the hotel is nice, has a great lobby and center rotunda bar. There is a musty smell in the rooms... maybe it is a carry-over from my Air Force days, it gave me the chills, sorta like the building once housed labs where they ran illicit experiments or something. But that could just be my agent orange acting up again.

Other deals that stand out about my experience: parking was $11/day, internet was $10/day, local calls are charged by the minute. Another nickel and dime experience from a "luxury-style" hotel.

How is it that lower quality hotels offer these things free of charge? (that was rhetorical).

Basically, I enjoyed the stay, didn't have bad dreams, and if I don't need to travel to the city to work, would stay here again.

Loved the Hilton! The staff was very friendly and accomodating - probably the nicest overall staff I have ever encountered at a hotel. Room was very nice and clean. Workout room was updated and modern with new equipment and individual television monitors. Pool was great! The only disappointing thing was that the hotel was so empty. I often felt that there were more staff than guests there. Will make it difficult to stay in business, but is great for the guests - no lines for anything and very attentive, individualized service.

I have stayed at this hotel several times over the past few years. Never have really been a fan.

-Location. If you need an airport hotel, it can't be any closer. However, there is nothing (i.e. restaurants) walkable from the property.

-Building. It's a round hotel and also a former Air Force bunker (or something along those lines). So it kind of has a stuffy feel. Almost a bit creepy. The restaurant and bar are in the middle "atrium" area, however they are short on natural light.

-Rooms. Wierd almost "pie-shaped" rooms because of round hotel. Could be cool, but the design was way off. There is a lot of wasted space and dead space in the rooms. It just doesn't work. The decor isn't particulary fresh. It could use an updating. However, the bedding is very nice and the bathroom is generous in size.

-Staff. They are ok. Have encountered some indefferent employees.

You really have to expererience this hotel - it's hard to describe the odd feel the place gives off. Oh, and prepare to be nickel and dimed!

I would try other airport properties. If you do stay here, request a room with a window facing outside, not the atrium. Otherwise, there is very little natural light available.