5 of us were there, while working in the area, for 3 nights recently. This has to be one of the noisiest hotels I think I have ever been in-noise from I5, noise from the rooms next door, & the elevator noise never stops no matter where you are in the hotel. To make matters worse, 1 person was in 802 which has a balcony but the door wouldn't close all the way so the already bad noise from I5 was magnified in her room. 1 room didn't have electricity in the bathroom the 1st morning. Windows actually open, which was fine during the day but not at night due to the noise from I5. Unfortunately, the AC was anemic at night, especially in the bedrooms-several of us work up every night hot even w/the doors to the living room open for air circulation. Apparently the cable company was having problems the first night we were there & most of the broadcast channels were out. Engineer came up, spent a good amount of time in the rooms, fiddling w/the TV's & speaking w/someone on the phone to get them re-set. He eventually said he'd be back in 15 minutes but that was the last we saw him-front desk told us the next morning it was a cable company problem w/the whole hotel & they were coming out later that morning; had we not asked, however, we never would have known this as no one from the hotel ever communicated w/guests about this proactively. There is a separate tub & shower in the bathroom, but the shower is one of the smallest I have ever seen-it might work fine for a tween, but not a full-sized adult! Bathroom vanity, however, is very high & has room for stuff, as well as being very well-lit, especially considering this is a Hilton property. Interestingly, there are no connecting rooms which I find odd considering they market themselves for the Disney crowd which, of course, includes kids so one would think there would be a plethora of connecting rooms for that group.

Ask for a high numbered room to try to minimize the noise from I5.