Old, loud, and "Presidential Suite" is laughable!
We wanted a room that would accommodate the 5 of us, and connecting rooms were not possible, so we booked their 2 bedroom, 2 bath suite. We were informed when we arrived that it was the "presidential suite". Well, we were paying very high prices for an Embassy Suites (after staying in many in other cities which had lovely Embassy Suites) so we were expecting a wonderful room. We completely failed to be impressed by what we found. The rooms were old, and had a worn look (though It appeared that the furnishings had been changed in the bedrooms in the last few years). It was like they slapped a coat of paint on the walls and threw in some furniture and assumed that no one would notice how junky it still was. The clock buzzed/hummed continually, so we had to unplug it. The room did not have two king beds, as we were informed by the downstairs front desk person (or the K/Q advertised on line), but one K and one full. And the ensuite bathroom was with the full bed...so the 'master' bedroom had to use the communal bathroom outside the room. Bathroom was old, with worn tile...towels were rough and thin...so was the TP...all the lighting--and there wasn't much--was very low wattage bulbs so the room was dark...the tiny pool and hot tub were packed with people so when we came down to use them we went right back up to the room (it's a big hotel, why aren't they bigger?)...hallways are very dated (why pink paint on the doors? Or is it just faded? Is it supposed to go with the 80's teal railings?)...our view was of a budget hotel and the highway...it was all just disappointing. We have stayed in lots of Embassy Suites, since they have always given us a lovely hotel, a quality room and a delicious breakfast too. This is one Embassy Suites hotel that we will not return to and do not recommend.