Angad Arts Hotel

Overall the place was great and unique. However, there were a few things to note, the room did not look like the pictures advertised (no artful eye pillows, colorful blankets, and no guest slippers) and the one guest floors elevator had a spilled drink in it most of the night. Also several guests were without masks despite the requirement throughout the halls and elevators.

The hotel was beautiful and our stay way great. We are at the roof top bar, parked off site with free street parking and had an amazing time

Very cool hotel, very artsy! Loved the rooftop area for breakfast.

Hotel is gorgeous and rooms are very comfortable. Highly recommend. My only suggestion is more food choices at the bar. I realize during Covid times, there’s only going to be a handful of choices. Fries were good, but very small

So I booked this room weeks in advance for my boyfriends birthday. I spent hours finding the right hotel. I reserved a king suite with a tub and city view. The day before my reservation I missed a call from the hotel, they left no message. I call them back and was placed on hold for ten minutes for them to return and tell me that the room I reserved was not available and they had switched me to a different room. The room had no city view or tub, the two very specific things I chose this hotel for. The room was clean and comfortable but it’s not what I reserved or wanted. They also informed me to make reservations in order to be seated at the roof top bar, which I did and when we went for our reservation we were seated and served our first drinks, and never once checked on by wait staff. I had to flag down the server just to get another drink and when I asked to change tables I was told no by the staff unless another table left then he could switch me. We sat there for an hour while three tables sat open and then I had to go find the server just to get my bill. Overall the hotel was beautiful but the service and reservations were subpar.

I imagine prior to the pandemic this hotel was bustling and amazing. But when we went, every hotel bar and restaurant was closed. It is also impossible to find the lobby. And when I asked where we could go to a bar or restaurant close by, we were told there were none within walking distance. Bad location

The windows would not open, and I have to have fresh air. We paid for parking, but the code the lady gave us to get in did not work. You enter the building (not much signage to figure out where) and take an elevator to the 4th floor to check in, then have to get on a different elevator to get to your room, so a bit of a hassle. We just didn't feel a good vibe about this place, which is a shame because I'd heard great things about it. The front desk staff seemed to not care if we were there or not. Very flat personality. There was also a pair of house shoes sitting on the floor and a soft drink on the next desk....seemed too casual considering what's going on. And when we asked what time the 2 bars opened, she told us they are closed Sun-Tues. That was the final straw. We left and booked a room @ our old standard, The Cheshire...which was great as always.

It was just an average hotel with a colorful paint job. Room rate was fine, but supplemental charges for water, parking, and overpriced drinks move the overall expense up. In all, it seemed overpriced to me.

It was an art experience for sure. The only con is no water fountains or vending machines. Cant find any water bottles. Also ice machine was broken. So bring your own snacks and drinks. Besides that great place. Good breakfast food

I stayed in a yellow room I asked for a green room so that was very unsatisfying but other than that it was ok