First off, parking was a fiasco. The lot in the back was really shady so we had no other choice but to valet which was $25/night not including tip. The website and the girl at the counter (as well as the valet guy) will tell you that there is a rehabilitation pool and sauna- completely not true. We walked 6 blocks and across a highway to get to the tiny gym just to find out that they don't have a pool or a sauna- the man who worked there states, "your hotel should have known that". After complaining, they called the Holiday Inn Express so we could use theirs and gave them a heads up upon our arrival- well when we got there, the pool was under maintenance. Not happy. The water pressure for the toilet was 50x stronger than the pressure of the shower. The walls are also paper thin. We had a wall pounding fest with the drunken neighbors next door at around 3:30am. Other than that, the place looks nice on the outside and the AC works wonders.

Was not pleased with my stay at Hotel Le Cirque. My room was extremely small with just enough space for a bed, table and tv. The room was very cramped for two persons and I haven't seen a hotel room this small since I was in Canada. The bathroom was quite large, almost as large as the room, but it only held a shower, toilet and small sink. Lots of unused space in the bathroom. There were no basic perks-no microwave, no minifridge. Only two towels in the bathroom, four would have been nice. Hidden (mandatory) charges were not mentioned on Hotwire. I had to pay $2.95 for a safe that I didn't use and $4.00 for local calls that I didn't make. I was told I could not refuse these charges even though I didn't know about them when I booked. Also, valet parking was posted at $24 but I was charged $28. When I asked why the sign said $24 I was told that it hadn't been changed yet to reflect the new price. Also with the valet, was told to call 15 minutes ahead of when I needed my car. When I went downstairs after 30 minutes, my car still hadn't been brought around. Later that night when I returned my car to the hotel, I was told the valet was at their other property and would be by later to park my car. I left my car in their "loading zone". The next morning at checkout my car was still in the loading zone where I left it, the valet had never moved it to their secure lot. I requested a 7:45 wakeup call that never happened. The phone never rang and had I not set my alarm on my cell phone I could have overslept and missed my flight. The downstairs front desk said that they didn't know why the phone didn't ring with my wakeup call, that perhaps the volume was turned down on my phone. It wasn't, that was the first thing I checked. Their response was that they didn't know what happened to my wakeup call. Overall the hotel was clean and the staff was friendly. I just didn't like the hidden charges, the valet service, and the size of my room. I would not stay here again and would not recommend it to friends. Hotwire should mention the potential for mandatory charges in addition to what I had already paid.

You have to double park and risk getting a ticket upon checking in. Then you struggle to find their alloted parking area if you choose to save some money. We stayed in room 208 and upon opening the door to our room we were greeted with a room that would resemble that of an interrogation room. Once the door was opened you had a direct view of the bed, no hallway. The room was painted a muddy brown which gave the room the appearance of a dungeon. Going on the opposite side of the door was a seating area and after opening the curtain we had the dismal view of a brick wall. So close that if you could open the window you could literally stick your arm outside and touch the other building. The bathroom door was covered in a frosted glass, meaning when you turned the light on in the middle of the night it shown through and annoyed your traveling companion who was trying to sleep. The bathroom sink was a faux marble, but when you sat on the toilet you could see under it was dirty two by four pieces of wood holding it up and a piece of pipe to prop up the wood from the floor. The toilet and sink had better water pressure than the shower, although when you flushed the toilet it sounded as if a woman was screaming. You could hear the other surrounding guests using the restroom as well as showering, flushing their toilets and moving about their rooms. There were hidden charges, rude hotel staff of which when expressing my upset (which was not done loudly or disorderly) was told by a staff member "Oh Well!". I will never ever stay there again, will tell everyone I know and ask them to share my horror story about this what should be in the next feature film by Stephen King. There are more things to say, as well as I took pictures. I have sent them to friends to back up the hysteria brought on by an overrated, over priced misleading Hotel Le Crap!