Bathrooms are basic like other units - they're compact and functional. Guests sometimes complain about old carpeting, musty smells, or tourists knocking on train car doors. They're smaller, low-ceilinged affairs with vintage wood furniture, upholstered armchairs, wallpapered accent walls behind the beds, and wood blinds. Rooms situated in the historic Pullman train cars are a mixed bag - with decor that wavers between appealingly old-fashioned and downright outdated. Basic beige-tiled bathrooms are brightened up by teal accent walls, and they contain shower/tub combos and a stock of Neutrogena toiletries. Blue wall-to-wall carpeting pairs nicely with sunny-yellow accent walls behind the beds, furniture is wood and white laminate, and historic black-and-white photos of trains add a little flair.
The rooms may lack that "wow" factor, but they're clean and contemporary thanks in part to a 2016 renovation. Most of the hotel's guest rooms are situated in the MacArthur Building, which is somewhat charmless in comparison to the hotel's vintage highlights.
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