Ok, so there is nothing so special about this place other than when we "vacation at home", this is our go-to place. It has a good location, a nice lobby bar, and typically nice staff. We have stayed here many times in the past and will in the future. It's a lovely rehabbed building. The rooms are nice, but not overly spacious, and the same goes with the bath rooms.

Although the view was a bit disappointing, the hotel service made up for it. The Concierge service was excellent. We stayed in RM 808 in the Presidential Suite. Even though the Hotel had some age on it, the room seemed very modern and up to date. We were here for my Wife's, Uncle's 40th year Anniversary celebration and was a bit worried that it would be crowded and noisy, it being a holiday weekend and all. It was very quite except when the heat and air unit would kick on, but it was easy to ignore and eventually was forgotten. They do have a shuttle service, though we didn't ask about or use it, but found out later that they will take you anywhere within 3 miles of the Hotel. Would I recommend this to others? Yes, most defiantly. You can't please everybody, I know that, but they do offer many amenities, they will even press up to two of your shirts if you become a member. I'd still recommend this place because you see history in the building, you get great customer service and you feel at home. What more could you ask for?

I booked the Omni Majestic using Name Your Own Price on Priceline. I am once again disappointed with Priceline giving a hotel 4 stars that doesn't deserve them. The only positive at this hotel is the guest service. Apparently, the rooms were renovated, but I'm not sure what was renovated. They are still outdated, particularly the carpet, which looks dirty. The tv is ridiculous, as it's not flat screen. The picture is mediocre at best, and the channel selection is lacking. The fitness room has three machines and no weights, also lacking. There is no pool, which is another negative. This is a 3 star hotel at best. I will avoid it in the future.

My fiance and I booked this hotel blindly on Priceline, only paying a little over $70 for a "4 star hotel." I'm glad we only paid that much. The hotel has its pros, but the cons outweigh them.
Pros: big comfy bed
Soft toilet paper
Full size bath towels
Service (although we were told there's no pool because it attracts the kind of people they don't want coming there."
Noon checkout
There's an iron and ironing board, laundry and shoe bags, real drink glasses and a walk in closet. If u need one.

Cons: $25 valet only parking, literally 8 steps from the door.
Peeling paint
Absolutely no view. We saw into other rooms and a brick wall
The tv is atrocious. It's seated 10 ft from the bed and its 20in and 15 yrs old.
Internet is $10 unless you become a rewards member
The bathroom is only twice the size of the closet. My fiance couldn't even open the door if I was in there.
Hard to get to, especially with all the construction around the city.
$50 incidental fee. We budgeted this trip and ended up having to borrow money to make it to the next day so we could eat dinner.

Maybe I'm just being picky but if I had to pay $150 for one night here I would have been seething.