No longer a Sheraton, and after a period as an independent hotel, the property is now supposedly aligned with Hilton. Having stayed at this property over the course of 10 years, I have watched the hotel’s decline due primarily to its physical condition. While the current management and staff were very nice, the food outlet surprisingly better than expected and the rooms clean, the common areas, and things like the room key locks and sliding balcony doors are tired and in need of replacement. This has been the case for some time now, which probably explained the change in franchise affiliations, and is desperately needed. The location of the property is ideal for business and leisure activities, and features (although expensive) valet parking services. If Hilton can get a capital replacement plan into action, the property has potential to be great. But it will be very costly and remains to be seen.