This is a strange place. The elevator to the rooms is a long walk from reception. You can't operate the elevator unless you have your room key. There is only one small hook in the bathroom for hanging towels - fine if you're one person, but not a family of four. We were told our free breakfast was "grab and go" but you had to wait a long time in line to order (tip to Sheraton: how about a buffet?), and there was only one person working. The restaurant is odd; it's dark and a little dreary and for dinner -- again -- only one person was working (the bartender). You have to order your dinner at the bar and then the bartender brings it to you. That night, he seemed overworked and confused. Also, don't order the chicken Milanese. It is literally the size of a chicken nugget.
