6/10 Rating
Not really a hotel
Warning -there is a lot of hassle involved in staying at The Guild. It's not actually a hotel, it's an apartment and there is no staff on the premises. The pre registration is a hassle (you have to send photos of yourself and your DL) and then the company emails you several videos to explain how you will access the parking garage, elevator, room, and amenities (and honestly you really do need to watch the videos as it is not self explanatory). Also, if you are driving you need to register your car with them before you arrive (which we did, yet they still didn't have our info, leading to another headache. Though they did refund the parking fee, which I appreciate). Once we got there we found that the pool was closed, and we were also asked to let AT&T workers into the apartment to do work on the cable at 9 am the day of check out. I found all of this frustrating and very inconvenient for a simple one night stay. On the positive side, the apartment was lovely, clean, comfortable, spacious and in a really great location. The staff are accessible by phone and did respond to all my calls and texts quickly. If I were looking for a place to stay for a week or more I would consider The Guild, but for a short stay save yourself the inconveniences and just book a traditional hotel.