The lobby of the Union Station Hotel is spectacular. You may want to spend your entire stay sitting there enjoying the view. The rooms, however, vary greatly. We stayed there in the spring of 2012 and had a spacious room on the 3rd or 4th floor that looked over the parking lot and the train tracks, but since it is a train station, that was fine. In November, we stayed there again and assumed this king room would be just as good. This room turned out to be below the level of the lobby, kind of dark and it really didn't live up to my expectations. I can't say for sure, but I believe the rooms were the same, or about the same price.. I would like to have been made aware, somehow of the difference in the types of rooms available. It's a great location. I would stay there again, but would know for sure where my room was located within the hotel

This hotel is a great renovation of a grand old train station. The lobby is spectacular, and they put out a generous cheese plate in the afternoon, so we enjoyed an amply poured glass of wine from the bar. The room was large, well decorated and comfortable. BUT, I stay in hotels to get a good night sleep. The building may no longer be a working train station, but it still sits next to the train tracks. We heard the rumblings of freight trains and the occasional train horn throughout the night. Perhaps I should have read some other reviews in advance and requested a room in front.

We stayed at this hotel for one-night for a romantic weekend getaway and it was the perfect hotel for this! We were upgraded to a King Executive room that had high ceilings and looked out onto the beautiful open gallery. There was complimentary good coffee and scones available in the lobby in the morning and cheese and crackers in the evening for all guests. The hotel is a few blocks away from the downtown nightlife scene, but we were able to walk there easily. All of the staff were very friendly and accommodating and helped us really enjoy our stay.

We stayed at the hotel for 2 nights during a family wedding weekend. I thoroughly enjoyed the historic and unique setting of the hotel. It really is a beautiful, cool hotel. After hearing from someone who had stayed here before, we did request a room on the front (ie where you can't hear the trains that run behind the hotel). This definitely made our experience better. I will say the parking rates and taxes are high which decreases the value in my opinion. That being said the proximity to downtown (being right on Broadway by the Honky Tonks) can't be beat...