Leslie T.
Yelp
This hotel is average but I am awarding two stars instead of three because nothing works and you have to pay for what most hotels typically provide for free:
Wifi: "standard" (good for checking emails, according to their website) is free, but "premium" (good for steaming) comes at a charge.
Housekeeping: it must be requested unless your stay exceeds 4 days. Don't expect anyone to replenish coffee, soap, or linens unless you specifically ask for it. If you do request it, however, it's complimentary.
Room service: this hotel does not offer room service, despite the fact that the QR code displayed in every room leads to an "in-room dining" menu. On a related note, we ordered pizza and the hotel evidently doesn't allow food carriers to go upstairs, so be ready to pick up your food at the front desk.
Elevators: expect to wait a while, and also be prepared to stop numerous times if your room isn't on one of the first few floors. And don't expect to ride alone; there will always be a group of people waiting and riding with you.
Digital key: I downloaded the Hilton app so I could skip the check-in process at reception and access my room with a digital key. Skipping the line was very nice, but the digital key is glitchy and I ended up requesting a physical card as backup.
My room: the room is clean enough (although the curtains are water stained and there are cobwebs behind them) but the people next door sound like they're in the same room as I am - the walls are quite thin, even by hotel standards.
I have not used the pool or fitness center, not have I eaten at the bar or restaurant, but I can tell you that the conference rooms on the lower level are nice (but chilly - bring a jacket) and the buffet lunch provided for my on-site conference was very good.