I stayed for two nights during labour day weekend. The staff were very friendly which is why this place didn't get a 0-star rating but everything else wasn't too great. \n\nWhen I arrived at 5pm to check in, my room wasn't ready even though check in is at 3pm. We used the wait time to park our car downstairs. The reception informed me that the hotel was completely booked for the weekend, so in order to park my car, I'd need to search between the first and second level of parking to get a spot. What they neglected to say is that...the hotel has over 700 rooms but only 50 parking spaces!! It took 45 minutes, not only to find a parking spot but to park our car in the awkwardly placed spots. I was surprised at what was considered a parking spot, like a triangle or a box half the size of a standard north american car, but maybe they just weren't what I'm used to.\n\nOnce parked, we headed up to our room on the 15th, and I was happy to discover that the view was nice. We were facing the city.  Part of why I give this hotel 2-stars (again, instead of 0) is because of the efforts made to maintain guests' privacy. Not once did I hear noise outside of our room, and the windows were treated in such a way that we could look out but no one could look in. The other wonderful bonus was free wifi which was useful.