Based on an experience at the Ft. Worth Downtown Embassy Suites, I booked a 2-week stay here. This property was a world of difference from the other one.
It's older, so the furniture and rooms are generally worn and outdated. Not really a problem - kind of gives it character like a Radisson or Holiday Inn. The staff was extremely friendly - even the woman running around at breakfast punching holes in your card. The breakfast was good, maybe a little better than the Ft Worth Embassy.
But there is a lot of downside. The hotel is smoke-free, however years and years of smoke linger on in the rooms. One room of the suite I had was taken up by a huge, cheap, folding conference table with eight chairs around it. A bit odd. And there's mold around the bathtub.
What really caught me off-guard was the $10/day internet charge. It's not mentioned on their website. When I complained about it, the front desk very nicely stated that it's "Embassy Policy." Either the guy was nicely lying, which bothers me, or the Embassy I stayed at last month wasn't following "Embassy Policy."
Since I wasn't going to pay $180 for weeks of internet, I moved to Homewood Suites. And I also vowed to read the reviews on Trip Advisor before my next trip - more informative than the hotel's own website.














