The property location was excellent but it was overpriced for what it offered. If I hadn't prepaid my two visits there, I would have changed my second to another hotel since the both Expedia and the property management did a very poor job by not giving me a contact number or any idea that I would need a pass code to get into the building and that the reception area was on the 4th floor with a grumpy elevator. It was only possible to get in since two other checked in guests, standing outside, were nice enough to let me into the building and told me that the reception was on the 4th floor.
What really infuriated me was that I was not given the room I ordered, which had two bright courtyard windows. Instead all they had left was a tiny room with a tiny square of light under the ceiling and the room had to be accessed via three sets of locked doors in tiny hot claustrophobic spaces with lights that left you in total darkness every ten seconds if you weren't fast enough to flash the code decal and enter the key, which I found totally scary. All this cirrus for over $300 a night.