It was just ok. For 200 bucks (lots of taxes boost the price by about 25 bucks a night), you get a decent sized room and a comfortable bed.
If you don't put "do not disturb" on your door, the housekeeping knocks at 8:30 to come in and clean. I put the sign on, and somehow it got changed to "No housekeeping" sign, which if you request you get a 5 dollar gift card to use at the hotel. I wanted housekeeping, just not at 8:30 am. On the day they did come in, toiletries were not replaced. I did get more coffee, but not more shampoo. I like that the coffee maker is in the main room, not the bathroom, and there is nothing to clean, it takes pods. The ice bucket and glasses are in the bathroom, yuck. There is no fridge. The heating/cooling unit runs constantly and is loud. You can clearly hear every door slamming in the hall and the showers and toilets being used on each side of you.
The conference I went to at the hotel went smoothly, and it was convenient to stay there. The food is not great, and they need to provide protein with the breakfast, not everybody is a carb fiend. I had the vegetarian lunch of pasta, it was terrible, and a boxed lunch that was equally as bad. I wouldn't recommend eating at the hotel.
I stayed 3 nights, at the discounted conference rate, and it came to 612 bucks.