The hotel is hard to find for a tourist because the address given is a nearby piazza rather than a street address, and it's not in the piazza. The map that prints out with the reservation doesn't really help because it's not clear what the cross-streets are, and the icing on the cake is that if you drive or walk by from the other side of the building (which goes through the whole block), you miss it completely because the name of the hotel is only on one side and the other side has only the name of some design firm. Parking can be tricky because the hotel "garage" (which costs extra) is tiny (maybe 5 cars) and there may not be a nearby space on the street. The hotel is well run but the rooms are small, and no charm and no frills--you have to take your own bags to the room, and the first room we were shown was so permeated with cigarette odor that it was uninhabitable. Wi-fi in the room is so spotty it's non-existent. Clientele seems more business than pleasure, and lots of 20-ish guys hanging around near the computer in the lobby. A single woman might be uncomfortable. The good news is that the staff is courteous and professional, got us an OK room, recommended a couple of great restaurants, and ordered us pizza the night we didn't want to go out.