“Interesting for sure. An art museum and hotel in an old warehouse. Rooms have high ceilings that make them feel bigger than they are, beds are comfy and so are the pillows. The art is odd IMHO but not bad. It had a tendency to capture my attention and hold it for a while trying to make sense of it. Probably one of the neatest bathrooms I've been in too.”

“Hotel is thoughtfully represented in a historic area of downtown, rightfully representing its past as a former ford factory. Parking outside of valet is a bit out of the way, but a little walk is expected and enjoyed when your down town. Just prepare for inclement weather if your not valet parking. Upon checking in the staff was extremely kind and helpful, they answered any questions we had and asked if we had stayed before. In case you haven’t they will give you a run down of what to expect from the hotel, it’s amenities, and it’s rooms. The food is great and can be ordered from room service, and while you wait you can take a stroll down the hills and through the lobby area, after all, your staying in a literal art museum. The exhibits are unique and beautiful. The purple penguins are an art exhibit within themselves but you can feel free to move and manipulate them. Just don’t take one off the premises. The rooms have high ceilings, espresso machines, industrial styles plumbing attachments, a lit closet, sliding doors, and a massive window beyond the head of the bed. Converting this into a hotel was done so with ample thought. Inside the room lighting is versatile and charging opportunities are ample. Overall a great and interesting stay, even if just for a night, you can’t beat the pricing for what you receive. If you get the chance to stay, book, book, book!!!!”