All of the furnishings are comfortable and contemporary, while large windows offer downtown views and plenty of natural light. Standard rooms are a bit tight at 280 square feet, so those who prefer more leg room should consider a spacious Superior Room or suite. History buffs: Book the City Hall guest room for prime views of Benny Frank. How about the little things, like the mini-bar, or the shower goodies? Anything that made your stay more comfortable? If you book a suite, you're guaranteed access to the Club Lounge, a 30th-floor oasis with a dedicated concierge and light bites available throughout the day (breakfast, hors d'oeuvres, snacks, and evening chocolates and cordials). How about the room service, and the dining options, in general? Worth it? There's just one on-site restaurant, Aquimero, where critically-acclaimed Chef Richard Sandoval serves Latin-American cuisine (think grilled meats, a raw bar, and ceviches) plus an extensive collection of mezcal. Expect a mix of locals and hotel guests chowing down on Brazilian short ribs, Yucatecan prawns, and pork tostadas.
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