The suites' location is great, yet the entrance is a little tricky. Its kind of hidden to the left of the entrance to one of the two restaurants who take up all of the front of the building. Once you are inside your room, you quickly notice that it does not have any of the things you would expect from a "normal" hotel room. The closets are on each side of the bed and the quality of the furniture inside is IKEA quality at best. The bed and pillows were stiff as a wood board, and the full sized bed when the information on the website stated a queen. The sheets smelled like they were left in the washer way too long before they were put to dry, so they have that damp smell to them.
The restroom is small to a point that if it were any smaller you could use the toilet and take a shower at the same time. Zero amenities except one small soap bar.
The single pane windows give way to the noise from the busy avenue, although I was on the 15th floor, I felt like I was at street level. It's horrible. The roll down shades do not cover the window completely, so light creeps in in the perfect angle to hit you in the face, just as if it were intentionally designed to keep you awake.
Last but not least, there is no air conditioning in the room, except a very small and thank God noisy fan, which I ended up placing next to the bed so that it would serve as some sort of "white noise" in order to drown out the overwhelming traffic so I could get some sleep.