"Ty", at the front desk, was fantastic, deserves 10 stars, a promotion and a pay raise. Unfortunately, the rest of the facility was not on par with his excellence. The 2oth floor breakfast and the woman assigned to it was great. Aside from Ty and the breakfast, the rest of the stay was extremely disappointing. The soap in the shower was empty on our arrival and housekeeping never refilled it despite our placing the hand soap from the sink on top of the shower soap dispenser. Whoever cleaned our room unplugged my CPAP device on 2 of the 5 nights I stayed so I had to get out of bed in the dark (my roommate was already asleep) and attempt to reconnect it. The AC fan was so loud it noticeably exacerbated my tinnitus and from which I’m still suffering and could not be turned off. The AC in the common areas was not working or had not been activated in the heat which was near 100 degrees Fahrenheit. On the final night of our stay, we and another guest who had just arrived, were compelled to use the intercom buzzer to enter. We buzzed for some time to no avail as no one manned the desk. After some time, some other guests seated in the lobby apparently tired of hearing our attempts to enter and let us in. All of that notwithstanding, it was nowhere near as horrible as the food served in the Chinee? restaurant adjacent to the lobby. I ordered braised beef brisket. It was certainly not any beef with which I am familiar and was inedible. I pushed it aside after tasting whatever the meat was, the malodorous rice and the odd-tasting green vegetable that accompanied it. I can eat just about any food but not whatever it was that they served me, even then after a long wait for it and their unveiled disdain and contempt when they saw that I refused to eat it.