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"Good location good deco. The standard rooms are much better than the suites"

"Great location, no frills hotel. If you’re not looking to spend a lot of time in the room other than sleeping and washing then this is an ideal place. Right in the heart of the city near everything. The location makes this place."

"The room was a little too small, but I loved the staff there. I will be back."

"Clean room courteous staff"

"The body soap dispenser in my shower was empty. Thankfully I always travel with a small bar of soap. Also, the cleaning staff are incredibly noisy befinni"

"The location was great but the room was worn. Seen a lot of travellers. Had to pay for parking, bleh, iron in the room stained a shirt. The cleaning staff was very nice and gave us extra towels. Nice spot but looked worn out."

"It’s was clean and modern. There was no chair in the room which makes it difficult for seniors. The way they made the bed was unusual to say the least. It took them four hours and two phone calls to bring clean bath towels to the room which housekeeping forgot to leave."

"No breakfast"

"Subpar Experience Given the Premium Price Point ​While The Logan positions itself as a luxury destination, our recent stay unfortunately fell short of expectations for several reasons: ​Acoustics & Privacy: The sound insulation between rooms was surprisingly poor. We could clearly hear our neighbors' conversations and activities throughout the night, which significantly impacted our sleep quality. For a hotel of this caliber, one expects better privacy and soundproofing. ​Room Layout: We booked a King room, but the bed dimensions felt notably smaller, closer to a Queen. It was unclear if we were mis-assigned a room type or if the furniture scale is simply smaller than industry standards. ​Dining Quality: We ordered room service, and the Caesar salad was a disappointment. The dressing appeared to be a simple mayonnaise-based substitute rather than a traditional Caesar, which didn't align with the quality of a high-end hotel kitchen. ​The Bottom Line: The atmosphere and service felt more akin to a mid-tier extended-stay hotel than a luxury boutique. Given the price point, the value simply wasn't there. If you are looking for a quiet, high-end experience in the city, you may want to explore other options."