Beautiful hotel with nice food.

Nothing

Great location. Valet and bell service staff were amazing. Well appointed rooms and the lobby area was beautiful.

The check in experience was poor at best. Room wasn’t ready. We were told 10 minutes. Took over an hour to get our room. Missed our 5pm reservation. Very disappointed for $500+ per night that more action wasn’t taken. The pull out for our kids had no sheets, pillows, etc.

The rooms were shockingly small and the lobby very noisy. The service was terrible. There was not a lot of help with bags. The valet was poorly run-we waited for our car for one half hour! The pantry on the floor had ONE MUFFIN.

Maybe it’s minor to others but as much as I liked the aesthetic of the marble inlay floors, I disliked the cold flooring in the vanity & bathroom area, especially in the am If you were to redo I’d suggest radiant warm heat under the marble

This was an absolutely unique and beautiful hotel. The decor was on point, absolutely stunning! It was also closely located to some really cool restaurants! Can't wait to come back to try Adachi.

Hotel staff were much nicer and friendly. Valet are great guys

I didn't like the restaurant staff. They are not friendly and don't serve food on time. It took a long time to vote and take order and delivery.

Mattress in the room is very comfortable. And lobby and the hallway interior design and lighting is great.

receptionists need to be more professional and friendly. after staying at this hotel for two nights. Receptionist name Rebecca is so rude and absurd. I start thinking about what Asian hate is. This photo is taken from my room. Paid more than $400 each night for this view. and the hotel was pretty much empty.

The Daxton is a beautiful hotel with a great location, friendly staff, and beautiful decor. The beds were extremely comfortable with lots of pillows. The TV was huge. The amenity products are very nice; although, the pump did not work on the shampoo bottle. The hotel offers a "pantry" on each floor with coffee, tea, still, and sparking water. In addition they provide soft drinks, bottled water, and snacks. The snacks consisted of fresh fruit, popcorn (both Skinnypop and Smartfood (? - the cheesy popcorn)), baked goods, and a bar of some sort. It was great to have easy access to tea and a light snack.

My room, 223, was directly across from the elevators and it was loud. The room had very little sound insulation. The voice on the elevator "going down" and "going up" was set so that a deaf person in my hotel room could here it. I woke up throughout the night every time the elevator was called. This is something the hotel could easily fix (after all the noise of the guests wasn't bad - it was the sound inside the elevator that was obnoxious through the closed door of my room). In addition, my TV remote was very difficult to use. You could hit the buttons 10 times before the TV would respond. Finally, the shampoo bottle pump did not function. I unscrewed the top in order to get access to the shampoo and set the bottle (minus the top) aside in the shower. I thought maid service would notice and provide a new bottle but the bottle was exactly how I left it. Honestly, I should have asked to switch rooms after the first night as my second night was equally miserable with very little sleep. I imagine rooms away from the elevator would be a marvelous experience.