While the inside looks rather glamourus, this place operates like a light version of prison. I have never been to a hotel that texts you a dozen times to confirm, re-confirm, re-confirm, check on you, ask you to text them to check out, has no alternative rooms keys besides your phone, elevators constantly wet from pool users, and a singular person who is at the tiniest table. The price looked right, and has security, with a gated entrance, but youre forced to only use the front door to go in and out. The amount of surveillance is like shaking a hand with the devil, while you know you're probably more secure, everything has warnings to include "technology that detects smoking events", which is fine, but from the lobby to your bed it feels like you're being watched. Friendly staff, ok parking (nothing close to the building), and has a bar. Most people like to be left alone after they make reservations and check in, but this location has other ideas. Also expect to pay $100 more than whats advertised, its a hold thats given back to you but not at the speed you had to give it. I'd find another location who protects your privacy rather than expect you to do the worst.