So we did spend a couple of nights there. Not sure when it was opened, but the hotel has a very new look and feel. Overall quite nice. The huge food truck cluster in easy walking distance from the hotel has some interesting choices, and while it didn’t actively rain, it was nice to be able to take the food back to the room and have a full kitchen to eat from real plates and later reheat left-overs.

Our standard room had a somewhat interesting layout making it impossible to watch TV from the couch. The staff was friendly. The bar was closed, and the breakfast somewhat limited. The menu listed potatoes, but there weren’t any; instead they had French toast sticks (not exactly my favorite). Just some non-factory-made decent bagels would make a huge difference to me, at probably minimal extra cost.

Parking is limited, but there are indeed nearby options that are actually cheaper than the hotel lot and they provide information at the front desk. When we arrived, the hotel lot was supposedly sold out (sign at entrance), but we parked in one of the open EV spots and they actually gave us a parking pass (free for award night). They have seven ChargePoint chargers. Two were dead, and most were blocked by ICE vehicles. The charging cost is quite good ($0.09 cents per kWh).

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