Sheraton Hotel Station Square Hotel - Page 1

A few pros: OK lobby, flat screen TV, free access to fitness area and pool.

There are freight train tracks right outside the hotel and long, loud trains pass by almost every hour - this was so very disruptive at night.

When I stepped out of the elevator on the 9th floor there were large rolls of carpet right outside the elevator with absolutely no maintenance or "apologies" sign.

The room was drab with stained carpet, an ugly bedspread, a most uncomfortable mattress, worn out towels. The heating/cooling systems were very loud. After 2 nights of waking up with splitting headaches (and backaches) it became quite clear that the room was previously a smoking room. The smoke smell and "mustiness" lingered on probably because the hotel never got rid of the "smoke-contaminated" carpeting and bed linens, mattress, pillows...

On my last day there were constant disruptions from 8 AM from the cleaning staff trying to get in the room even though check out is not until 12 noon.

Quite an OVERRATED Sheraton.

It was fine. We had no problems. It was just a typical hotel stay.

For business, try a downtown location. The comfort is fine, but the place is severely overpriced when you can stay at a sophisticated, architectural gem in the city. The noise from the guests and from the trains and from the rather thin walls was disturbing.

The location is extremely hard to get into and out of when you are driving. The event staff and the waitress at the event meals were outstanding, the best ever experienced at a conference.

The hotel had a great location, within walking distance to shops and it had a great view. I especially liked the large flat screen TV and the free wireless internet access was a nice surprise. I wished I could have stayed longer.

This hotel made me feel welcome: They called me by name, they happily made accommodation for the government paperwork, and they happily adjusted the bill when an error was found. The desk was always well staffed.