This is not a complaint. It’s just a lifestyle choice. I don’t think I would have booked here if I had known you have to take a 1920s elevator to get to the 24th floor to check in. The elevator has a weight limit of six people max iand in some instances, it appeared that only one elevator was working at a time. Long waits for the elevator! I do love and appreciate vintage art deco buildings, but not when my schedule doesn’t give me the freedom to wait…..We were there on a busy weekend and they gave away my room because they needed it and it had two queen beds and they “upgraded me “to a corner suite room. I didn’t mind because lots of families were there for FIFA. However, this room was next to the elevators which sounds like a train is moving at all times and the elevators make a high-pitched sound that is annoying at night before you go to bed. I had to put on my headphones to drown out the noise so I could fall asleep! Everyone checking out at the same time made it a crazy experience getting an elevator and I didn’t have time to share my thoughts to the desk about my experience because we had reservations for brunch and couldn’t take the risk of the elevator taking A LONG Time!
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