the 1st year they were at that sheraton, 2011, i remember the pocket doors for the bathroom, omg those doors, you couldn't lock them so someone could come right in on you, there was a 1/4" ~ 1/2" gap in the door because it didn't 100% close/conceal the opening so a peeping tom, like me, could peek in on you doin your business(personally i liked that part). you had to keep it open when you showered, or the concentration of steam would set off the fire-alarm.
the north and south towers were hard to negotiate and made party hopping difficult as well.... just because the irregularity of the building structure, you never were quite certain how one part of the building went to the next... i remember some rooms and halls had 7' ceilings and the floors were at a slight incline, and at some point during the hallways ascending floor, they had to start chopping off the top of the Door Frames so it was just door, then Ceiling, no frame at the top.
also there where parts of "chill space" that were "flared-off" from the cafeteria, there was the pool area, patio area, cafeteria area... so with no centralized designated "chill zone" we had pockets of furs all over the place, so it made it to where the con felt empty and everyone went to bed sooner with no congoers hanging around... (made my drunken adventures lame and cut short)...
sorry for hittin you with what i didn't like about the old hotel, i know you didn't build it... but honestly for me its either Westin, or the Hilton... or a hotel we've not yet tried... but i don't want to go back to any version of the sheraton, they can suck it.
the 1st year they were at that sheraton, 2011,
i remember the pocket doors for the bathroom, omg those doors, you couldn't lock them
so someone could come right in on you, there was a 1/4" ~ 1/2" gap in the door because it
didn't 100% close/conceal the opening so a peeping tom, like me, could peek in on you doin
your business(personally i liked that part). you had to keep it open when you showered,
or the concentration of steam would set off the fire-alarm.
the north and south towers were hard to negotiate and made party hopping
difficult as well.... just because the irregularity of the building structure, you never
were quite certain how one part of the building went to the next... i remember some
rooms and halls had 7' ceilings and the floors were at a slight incline, and at some
point during the hallways ascending floor, they had to start chopping off the top of
the Door Frames so it was just door, then Ceiling, no frame at the top.
also there where parts of "chill space" that were "flared-off" from the cafeteria,
there was the pool area, patio area, cafeteria area... so with no centralized
designated "chill zone" we had pockets of furs all over the place, so it made it
to where the con felt empty and everyone went to bed sooner with no congoers
hanging around... (made my drunken adventures lame and cut short)...
sorry for hittin you with what i didn't like about the old hotel, i know you didn't build it...
but honestly for me its either Westin, or the Hilton... or a hotel we've not yet tried...
but i don't want to go back to any version of the sheraton, they can suck it.
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