Tristan Selzler takes the small stage at the Lobby Bar, tucked right at the base of those two sweeping staircases under a Swarovski crystal chandelier that catches the light from every angle. It's the kind of setting where live music feels close and personal—no cover, no pretense, just leather seating, red hues, and a sound that fills the room without overwhelming the conversation happening a few feet away.

Whether you're catching this on your way to dinner or settling in with a cocktail after checking in, the music runs well into the night, giving the lobby a different kind of energy once the sun goes down. It's a solid spot for anyone who likes their live entertainment a little more intimate—close enough to see the fingers on the fretboard, relaxed enough to just sit back and let the evening unfold around you.