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"Tye building"

"The room was nice and clean. The temperature in our room would not stay consistent and the blower for the heat/AC ran nonstop, no matter what we did with the thermostat. The front desk offered to send someone and we accepted. No one ever came to our room. Parking was super convenient and spacious. Sadly, the pass the hotel gave us for coming in/out without paying each time didn’t work so we had new passes printed and texted to us, but they also didn’t work. The pool was freezing cold. Super nice staff! "

"Embassy suites is usually one of my go to hotels. However this one needs some refresh especially for the beds which were lumpy, had a sink hyarea and overall none supportive. Additionally the phone didn't work to call front desk or room service etc...we were just there for 1 night and this was discovered late . Lastly would prefer in room dining options that had more than pasta or salad options. A basic burger or chicken strips were lacking.... traveling with dairy allergy really limits pizza options."

"I think you took advantage of people needing a place to stay when their flight was cancelled. The price was very inflated but we had very little choice about where we could stay. "

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"The staff are great. Great location. Booked this hotel as it advertised laundry machines which were no longer available and this was not communicated at any point until we went looking for them and asked. The gym was hot every morning. The elevators were very very slow and often unclean."

"Clean room safe area"

"The room was clean. The staff was very friendly. However, I specifically chose this hotel because parking was available. When we arrived, however, parking was not available. I was instructed that there was a lot down the street, outside, and I could park there. It was very inconvenient, especially since I had a friend with me who is not capable of walking the few blocks and uses a cane. After asking several times, I was told that some Parking had opened the following morning and I moved the car. I was then charged $87 overnight instead of the advertised 54. The other issue is the fact that there was absolutely no water available in my room the second morning of my visit. There was apparently a plumbing issue and the entire hotel was out. I understand that these things happen, but there was no attempt made to make accommodations or provide water when I inquired at the front desk. There was no running water in the entire hotel, no restrooms, no faucets, nothing. Again, I understand that things happen, however, my bill totaled over $450 for two nights accommodations. Not outrageous, but not an insignificant amount, considering two of the major amenities that I had hoped to expect were unavailable. "

"You get what you pay for."