The Otter is a fairly new property but it's already looking hard lived in. The common areas need better cleaning especially vacuuming, corners are banged up, hallways aren't clean and the elevators are grubby (and really slow). It's modern but that doesn't mean it's luxurious. Saying this is a luxury hotel is not accurate. We paid $800+ for our room for one night. It was at the back with a view of the alley and trees. Not worth it! The rooms are cramped, there's no sound proofing (people in the hall may as well be in your room), no vanity in the bathroom just a shelf over the sink, no extra toiletries other than basic shampoo, conditioner and soap, no robes, no slippers, only one type of pillow that's really thick and firm (not comfortable), no ironing board, no coffee or tea in the room (you have to ask for it at the front desk). There's a gym and hot tubs but the change rooms are really inadequte. Although this hotel covers the basics, it's just that - basic without the luxuries you expect in a luxury hotel but they sure know how to charge..