We booked two nights here using Free Night Certificates shortly after the renovation.

The hotel sits on Park Avenue South. From the street, it’s less dramatic than you might expect.

You enter into a narrow corridor. Bathroom, sink, minibar all sit off this space before anything opens up.

It feels smaller at first, then opens up at the window.

The bathroom is tight, but well finished.

Once you clear the corridor, the room opens into a single space. Even in this category, the room isn’t large by U.S. standards.Two beds sit against a padded wall, with seating by the window. The TV sits opposite, with mirrored panels set into the wall.

The padded panels sit behind the beds, but most of the room’s character comes from the lighting, curtains, and carpet.

This is the most usable part of the room. By the window, it’s where you naturally end up sitting.

You’re not looking into another building. You get the park, some depth, and actual light.

It does a lot of the work for the room.

At night, the view takes over.

You end up sitting by the window.

This isn’t a buffet or a reduced menu. It’s a full restaurant breakfast.

More importantly, it’s good. One of the better hotel breakfasts we’ve had.

The restaurant feels both part of, and separate from the hotel. It has its own entrance and doesn’t rely on hotel guests to work.

This is what the stay looked like on paper (cash rates shown for context):

Two nights (cash rates ~ $871 each)

I applied one Nightly Upgrade Award to the first night. That cleared into a Premier Two Queen Park View room.

The second night was booked as a standard room.

We stayed in the same upgraded room for both nights. The hotel didn’t ask for a second upgrade.

Breakfast is officially for two as a Platinum benefit.

At check-in, the front desk confirmed it would cover three of us across both mornings.

The $40 destination fee was effectively turned into evening pre-dinner drinks. Charges and credits matched up cleanly on the folio.

This was a two-night booking that could have been slightly awkward.

One upgraded night, one standard night, breakfast limits, credits to use.

None of that showed up in the stay. We checked in once, stayed in the same room, ate breakfast without thinking about it, and left.

The same design language runs through the building.

You’re:

It’s exactly where you want to be for this part of the city.

This isn’t a large room.

It’s a well-placed room with a good view, a usable layout, and a stay that runs cleanly.

Booked as two different nights. Felt like one stay.