Disappointing for an Embassy!
I have stayed at many Embassy Suites over the years, and this is the worst. Not to be snotty, but we are gold Hilton Honors members, and no acknowledgment was made of that. Generally, they at least acknowledge that we are gold members and give us our welcome basket of goodies. Nope.
The hotel is very easy to get to. Many parking spaces, a couple of different entrances, so you don't have to fight to get a close spot in the front. The hotel is nice looking on the outside, and there are several restaurants within walking distance.
The hotel, however, leaves much to be desired. First, as I was traveling with my 2 small boys, the fountains in the hotel lobby and atrium are a tripping hazard. They have very low ledges, (perhaps 6 inches from the floor) so I had to keep a tight grip on my 2 year old as we were walking through the atrium. 
Our room was on the 2nd floor, which was nice, since the elevators are ridiculously slow. This does seem to be the norm with Embassy Suites though. Very slow elevators. We took the stairs more often than not. Our room was very small. I have never been in such a small Embassy suite. Lots of stains on the floors and furniture. The fridge was warm when we arrived, and took several hours to cool off. Thankfully, we had lots of ice in our cooler.
The bathroom was teeny. You could not have 2 people in there at a time comfortably, which is necessary when you have a 2 year old that is potty training. The toilet also had very bad water pressure/suction, so even with just toilet paper it had to be flushed a couple of times. 
There were 3 sinks in the room, which was a little ridiculous in my mind. 1 in the bathroom, one in the wet bar, 1 in the living room. Perhaps that is to make up for the ridiculously small bathroom? Regardless, the sink in the bedroom had cabinets underneath with exposed pipes and wiring. I ended up having to block the cabinets because I was worried my boys would get a shock from the wires. 
The ceiling outside the bathroom developed a stream of water the 1st night we were there. I immediately called the front desk and they sent up their maintenance man, Matt. He seemed like he had no idea what he was doing, although he was very pleasant. He opened the ceiling vent that was leaking, and found towels stuffed in there. Obviously the leak was an ongoing problem with a not very good fix. He could not find the leak, and left the towels there. There was a drip for the rest of our stay. Carpet was stained where the water had obviously been leaking for a while.
The front desk staff was polite but not friendly. The breakfast was sub-par as far as Embassy goes. But the staff that worked the breakfast area was amazing. Rhoda went above and beyond the call of duty, was polite, friendly, and really made us feel welcome.
I did see people wearing bracelets for breakfast and the pool, but we were never given these, nor were we asked to show proof that we were guests. Perhaps because we checked in during the week and they only use them on weekends? Regardless, I find that to be tacky, and would much prefer just telling a host/hostess my room number (as the Embassy downtown Indy does).
In all, I do not recommend this hotel. It is priced just as high as the much nicer Embassy that is downtown Indy.