Stayed here over the leap weekend this year (NFL Combine) and had a room very similar to ElevatorEnthusiasts. (Across the hall and up one floor, so views not quite as scenic as his.) Would concur that the corner king rooms here are very nice, with plenty of desk space as well as abundant outlets for the digitally-handcuffed. The executive lounge was open and breakfast was OK. Not restaurant quality but slightly better than what you'd find at a lesser brand lounge or a select service buffet. During the afternoon hours lounge was a decent place to work and/or grab snacks and coffee. (I'm lazy so I like to grab a latte from the push-button machine) The lobby bar and restaurant were mostly packed during the time I was there but I did have the occasion to get lunch at the restaurant which was tasty and was only seemed to have the standard 'hotel-markup' to it rather then an additional 'premium-hotel-markup'. All in all a great hotel, but for just a few nights the Westin or Marriott that are located in the same 'Marriott District' are also perfectly capable hotels.