You get what you pay for. For what you pay, it's fine. My biggest gripe: they want your passport to get a bell cart, and you won't get your passport back until you return the bell cart. Despite already having my passport as they searched for my reservation, they wouldn't give me a bell cart, forcing me to painfully move all my luggage slowly past all the slot machines to the reception desk. This was really unnecessary.
When you go to the toilet, you must enter the shower to close the door as the door radius is like 2" from the toilet. You get what you pay for.
I was on the second floor, having neighbors left, right, up, down and across the hall meant hearing some noise, but not unbearable. When the woman next door started shouting, I reported it and security handled it well.
My "do not disturb" card mysteriously vanished. I asked for a new one at reception, but they ran out! How do you run out of that? I ended up taking some cardboard from a candy box and writing "do not disturb" on it.
The locks are those finicky ones that require you insert the key card for exactly 0.233 seconds. (exaggerated) Too long/short, it won't open. Not a deal breaker, but can be annoying. Beats a metal key though.
There's a small gym. Some of the training equipment was out of order and marked as such. Most of it worked though.
Most staircases not accessible from ground level. (exit-only)
All in all, you get what you pay for. It's fine. Just be less difficult letting guests use bell carts.