This hotel has elicited strong feelings for me. On the one hand this may be one of the best hotels for the business traveler as the internet access is speedy and there are nine electrical outlets available in the wall by the desk. Not including hotels that have power strips in the room this could be a record. It is such a simple amenity but one someone like me not only appreciates but desperately needs.

On the less bright side there is the food in the main hotel restaurant names Allie’s American Grille. I am not sure which Allie the restaurant is named after but I have to wonder if Allie lived at a time when the way food tasted wasn’t so important. Case in point is the lettuce wraps which I ordered thinking I would see something like PF Chang’s famous dish. No such luck, the chicken while tender, was wet, kind of soggy and cold. It also came with cold noodles and other items that weren’t really appetizing. The rest of the dinner from the two fish and one chicken entrée we ordered followed suit.
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Thankfully I spied a PF Chang less than ten minutes from the hotel and we ended up eating there the next night. Also, breakfast this morning was hotel room service and was flawless and reasonably priced. I had an omelette (surprisingly not a Denver omelette) and oatmeal. In all this is a great hotel if you are a business traveler and go somewhere else for dinner.