From the moment I drove in the valet station I realized that I wasn't a priority as a customer. We were never approached by a valet attendant so after waiting for more than 5 minutes I went and found one for myself. More so than than, valet employees were not very friendly at all.\n\nThe rooms are very small for a hotel of this star level and I've honestly had much larger rooms/bathrooms at much cheaper hotels. The view out of the window was great but the window was so dirty on the outside that the view was hard to enjoy. The light fixtures in bathroom had dirt/dust covering them and looked like they had not been cleaned in some time. The bed was comfortable but a bit small for what I am accustomed to ( I sleep on a Queen at home) and the pillows were small even though there were plenty of them.\n\nThe most troubling part of the trip is that when we got back to the hotel at 2:00am there was no food at all to purchase, not even a vending machine. All of the restaurants in the are close at 1:00 or 2:00 am so were forced to go to bed hungry. The front desk clerk said they had food in the gift shop but that it was closed. I feel that a hotel of this star level should at least have vending machines to purchase snacks or have an area where you can purchase things 24/7 and either pay for them and have it charged to your room. Perhaps a quick and easy fix would be to give the front desk clerk access to the gift shop for them to sell items to customers on occasions such as this!\n\nOverall, i do not plan to return to this hotel in the future. I will stay at the Renaissance and recommend it to others as a better alternative than the Wyndham Grand.