
The hotel is popular, based on my completely unscientific "how many USA Todays are there by the doors in the morning" method.

The NAH has a number of, shall we say, interesting features. 1) Two atria (atriums?).
The first is over the lobby.

The second illuminates this Max & Erma's table behind the elevator shaft.

2) A welcoming curtain on your floor, instead of some indication of where your room might be.

The curtain is always closed. Good thing, too, as it hides a spotlight module and some other junk.

One other thing. They must take brass polishing very seriously, as they've managed to scrub off the plating on the elevator door.

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