Jumping right in, the property is quite dated and overpriced. I used the Expedia deal, as the hotel's rack rate was about $50-60 higher. And with that move, I was promptly relegated (seeminly as punishment for using a 3rd party app) to a poorly-lit annex of outbuildings and outdoor hallways lit by flickering fluorescent lights located in the far nether areas of the already oddly designed property. I'm sure back in its heyday it was the ultimate in solidly middle class upscale lodging options in, say, the late 80s or 90s. Those days, sadly, are gone. An yet, though now simply neglected and left rather unapologetically to decay, one can still enjoy a surprisinly nice evening reception with some solid complimentaries, and a decent made-to-order omelet for breakfast if you are so inclined. However, this only partially balanced out the dated rooms and property writ large. Yhe pool: meh. Torn pool umbrelladThe price point I found to be acceptable - barely - but only because of the extra food which is of better quality than, say, a Holiday Inn Express. I wouldn't say I'd never stay here again, but their price point only makes this a par to sub par property and just a middling value proposition in my opinion. In sum, Embassy suites is a stale brand with aging, inefficient and worn out properties - but with enough food and drink perks that might make it completely worthwhile for some.
