Aesthetically pleasing hotel, conveniently located and most of the staff really does try to be hospitable, However they don't seem to be too accommodating to the disabled. My biggest gripes are the difficult to find Handicapped parking spaces, all touch screen information kiosks too high to reach from a wheelchair, unusable bathrooms in public areas signed as accessible and the beds in the "accessible" rooms are raised too high to transfer into from a wheelchair. A nice place if you're able-bodied, but if you're on wheels, you'd be better off going to one of the neighboring hotels.
Room Tip: Try to avoid the wedge-shaped rooms in the corners of the building.
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