We were very excited from the Expedia photos for this hotel and booked a premium room. When we arrived, we had a excellent first impression from the lobby. Our check-in staff was "in training" - but he was smart, friendly, and putting in a lot of effort - he also had a senior staff person with him, when he needed to ask questions. After all this, we were very excited to get to the room after that experience. Unfortunately the room was hugely disappointing - all the amenities were old and worn - and didn't appear properly cleaned. Some of the items on the "disappointment list" were: bed covers were stained, toilet seat was stained, curtains were frayed, and carpets were smelly. Finally, the thing that was the deal-breaker for us was the air conditioning - it was clearly old (knob controlled), weak (not blowing) and noisy (rattling) - and just didn't cool the room. All taken together, it was ultimately not a place we could spend a restful night. Quite a let-down after all the earlier build-up. I hope our experience is not typical for visitors here. I can say that I noticed we got the last room on Expedia when we did our 1-day booking. Maybe we received one of the hotel's lesser rooms because of this? I'm not sure. If the management does plan to upgrade their rooms (or has an upgraded room we were not offered), this will be a rather nice place to say. It is directly on a nice little harbor, and is only a 10-minute walk to the monorail.