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Originally Posted by LeftCoaster
I think you may have it backwards, Hotel type 1 is the short term hotel so the Element by Westin and the long term is type 2 at the top of the tower, so Moxy would get the rooftop, and Westin has the podium amenities, which makes sense since they need more amenities for a hotel (meeting rooms, restaurants, gyms etc...).
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Moxy is described as offering guests "everything they want and nothing they don't" - so that's the hotel with the smaller rooms. "Element offers longer stay comfort with a conscience and thoughtful signature amenities, from its complimentary healthy Rise breakfast and Relax evening reception, to all-natural saline swimming pools". (However, I don't see any pool with this hotel - I don't think the site is big enough).
Hotel 1 (the lower floors) has the main floor lounge, bar and triple height atrium, while hotel 2 has a jump elevator to the top floors. There are 261 short-stay lower floor rooms with smaller, either king or queen beds. The larger Hotel 2 rooms start on floor 18 - long term with 132 rooms.
The amenities on the 3rd floor (the fitness centre, meeting rooms and guest laundry) are indicated as shared between both hotels. So is the lounge at the top of the hotel, and outdoor terrace and it's also where the lobby for Hotel 2 is located. There's no bar or restaurant shown up there, (although there is a kitchen and dining/event space). So I think hotel 1 (short stay) is the Moxy, and the long stay is the Element on the upper floors. If they offer the breakfast that other Element hotels offer, that will presumably be offered in the dining space up there.
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