Just checked in after a few nights at the LM. The grounds still need much work---landscaping is yet to be completed and some of the signage outside is temporary. Inside, however, the hotel appears (almost) fully open for business. I get the feeling, however, that occupancy is quite low. I'd say I've seen less than 10 other guests during my few hours here, either in the lobby or the lounge.

The staff was exceedingly friendly and happy to please, although the woman who showed me to my room spoke very limited english: I asked "How long has the hotel been open?" and she was completely flummoxed. There was a note in my room, however, that asked for guests' patience as the staff learned the ropes. Somewhat surprising for a hotel that's been open three months now.

Unlike the OP, I was upgraded as a Plat to an enormous suite with dining area, living area, walk-in closet, and two baths ^ (Much, much nicer than the junior suite I received at the LM.) Only complaint about the room is that it does not (yet?) have Internet, either wireless or wired. There was a Cat5 cable at the desk, but plugging it in revealed that it was not live. None of the OP's complaints above applied to my room.

The lounge is not nearly as grand as the one at the LM, but it is well appointed with a nice mix of sofas, comfy chairs, and proper tables and chairs. The evening cocktail buffet spread is quite nice, including sushi, chinese, and western options. I'm happy to report the wireless Internet does work fine here.

I think I'll go back to the LM next time I'm in town, but I'd imagine the upgrades will continue to be much more dramatic here if you're willing to take the metro a few stops away from the action.