I had to move rooms twice. the first was a mistake of my own (didn’t realize i booked a handicapped room and was concerned about not having locks on the doors). The second time was because the walls were barely soundproofed. The room I moved to was conjoined, I could hear EVERYTHING from the room next door including the man stomping around, opening and slamming the door shut, his videos playing on his phone, him talking, the shower running, toilet flushing, and even the sound of his chip bag rustling. The lady on the opposite side was coughing like crazy and between the two, i felt like I was going crazy. The hotel could really use to put extra sound proofing in. The final room they moved me to had red stains all over the carpet, and the carpet was overall not very clean and had a musty smell to it. But they moved me to the quiet end of the hallway away from everyone so that was a major bonus. I’ll never understand why all hotels like to crowd people in one spot, not just this one but everyone i’ve been to. I also found the bathrooms were very hard to move around in. Otherwise, it was newly renovated and tidy, Kyra was very kind and accommodating even though the first room switch was a mistake of my own, check in was super quick and easy, and the restaurant food and staff were also very nice. I would return here but would request to be away from everyone else as the soundproofing was terrible.