Parking: I didn't notice any designated parking spots here and the area out front would be too busy to park I would think. We took an Uber and Taxi around town, so didn't need it.

Lobby: This was a bit odd because where we were dropped off is basically downstairs from the lobby. I think because it was the entrance to the casino. Anyway, you take the elevators up and the lobby is righr there. The lobby is quite big and would accommodate probably a small busload of folks. There are a couple seating options. The staff were very pleasant and spoke very good English, which I appreciated as my Spanish is horrible.

Elevator: There are two sets of elevators which can be a little confusing at first. One set is only for guest rooms, lobby and conference floors. The other set is for conference floors, lobby, ground floor and basement (I think). The elevators are a bit on the small side. I think we had 8 people in them once, with no bags. If you had a couple suitcases and carry-ons, you might get 3 people in them. They were fairly quick and we didn't have to wait too long, however it was a bit of a pain when on the 25th floor heading down it stopped at 6 floors and by the 3rd stop no one else could get on, so we just had to wave to folks when it opened and closed. I've been to other locations that would skip floors after 3 stops.

Room: The room was pretty nice. It had a small desk, wet bar, 2 beds and a nice view of the ocean and a bit of city skyline. The temperature controls were easy and kept the room very comfortable. Lighting controls were a bit different as they were push button, but it was evident at night why. The button by the bed can turn off all the lights with one push.

Bathroom: This was pretty big with a walkin shower. Toilet was around from the shower and had its on fan and light. The fan was a bit on the loud side. Shower pressure was good. Took a little while for the water to get hot, but it was hot enough that I had to turn it down. towels were pretty big and didn't have any burnt smell like some can get. The bathroom did have a sliding glass door into the bed area, which might be bad if you have a situation where someone gets up well before the other as the bathroom lights will shine through.

Cafe: We went to the cafe/bar when we arrived because we had gotten in late. While we were seated pretty quickly (at a table and chairs that would fit better in a living room), the service was very slow. We both ordered meals instead of appetizers because how hungry we were. The meal I got was pork belly, but it would have been more of an appetizer in size and had no sides. My partner got what was listed as a fish fillet, but came out as a whole fish with the spine and most ribs removed. When he complained, they tried to explain that it was a fillet and there were no bones, however, he found several. In the meantime, we had to ask for drink refills and finally we gave up and left.

Restaurant: The restaurant was much better the next days for breakfast and lunch. The breakfast was a bit like a European buffet with a chef cooking made to order eggs. There were good selections of fruits, cereals, yogurts, breads and meats. Lunch was another buffet style, but they also had a menu that you could order from.

Conference rooms: Since I was there for a conference, I can speak on this: The rooms were nicely done and labeled well for our group. There were other conferences going on, but we did not hear them until we went on break. At breaks they had provided finger foods, coffee and tea.

Overall, this was a very nice place and if I'm in the area again, I wouldn't mind staying here.