Nice place
This was a sister's weekend and we stayed at the Embassy Suites because one sister said they were the best because of the free breakfasts and the managers cocktail hour. The managers cocktail hour is just okay - they do have some free drinks, which granted most hotels do not, but the food was pretty boring. The free breakfast is good with made to order omelets, but it would be nice to have some pancakes or french toast for those of us who don't eat eggs much. They did have fruit, bacon, cereal and bread items available also. We stayed in a room with two double beds, and there were two people in the room. I am glad we did not try to have 4 in the room as they were the smallest double beds I have ever seen. It was nice because there were two sinks in the room and with two females that made it a lot easier. The living area was nice also. We did have a problem in that our lock did not work correctly and finally quit working altogether. After 3 trips to the front desk and have our key cards reset they sent someone up to look at the lock. The maintenance man was able to finally get us in our rooms, and stated he would have to fix the lock. He removed the lock and spent about 30 minutes working on it and it did work when he put it back in. However when we came back at 8:30 p.m. after being out all day, the lock did not work. The front desk did send someone back up right away and he had to remove a window from our door to get the door to open. He spent another 30 minutes fixing the lock and he was nice enough to come down to the pool where we were to let us know it was working. After that we did not have any problems. The hotel is older but still kept up. I used the exercise room for 3 days and it was pretty good room for a hotel. There was a treadmill out of order and was never repaired the 3 days we were there. At check out we split the room bill and the front desk was quite pleasant about it. Overall the hotel is a good place to stay, but a little hard to find.