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| - It's on par for an Embassy Suites. There were a few negatives:
1) It's shared with an office building, so access to guest floors requires your key card every time, and they're proximity cards that you hold up to the reader, so it doesn't always work reliably. We ended up in an elevator going to someone else's floor a couple times because we were still trying to get access to push buttons when the elevator was summoned by someone else. Additionally, even though the floor itself is already card access, the vending machine room is as well, which makes no sense given you'd have had to already use your card to get to the floor.
2) The views are so-so, and the windows were filthy, so hard to see out either way.
3) The shower doors have a gap between the door and the adjoining glass walls which let water out. I had a huge puddle of water to step out into every time I took a shower.
Other than that, the room itself was very nice and clean, the furniture was in good shape, as were the carpets, no noise issues. Booze time at night went smoothly and efficiently, although the food was nothing to write home about.
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