This old hotel has a convenient location with some rooms offering a nice lake or capitol view. The building itself, rooms, and furnishings are dated. Even in the upgraded "Governor's Club" the rooms seem old. The a/c units are noisy, the mattresses are old & lifeless, and worst of all, the walls are paper thin. You can hear your neighbors shuffling papers, talking, and flushing their toilets. The nicest thing in the room was the plasma TV. They offer free wifi on site but the signal was far from reliable.
So there's an open bar if you upgrade to the Governor's Club. They advertise "top shelf" booze but it's really mid-shelf. The complementary breakfast, snacks, and desserts are hit or miss.
There is a decent fitness center, sauna, and whirlpool. For serious meatheads the gym won't cut it. The cardio machines are adequate and there are lcd panels to watch TV but there is only 1 pulley machine and a very limited selection of free weights. Everything was clean and the pool area was relaxing when there were no crowds.
The staff were pleasant and helpful during my 4 night stay.