Embassy Hotel

It's a good location. Clean and very easy to access the city center and everything. The street next to it is a bit dangerous, but the street the hotel is on is fine. Very good for the affordable prices!

Disappointing Hotel Stay: A Firsthand Account From the moment my husband, our friend, and I stepped into the hotel, our anticipation turned to concern. Though the front desk staff were truly exceptional—courteous, attentive, and a genuine highlight of our stay—unfortunately, that is where the positive aspects ended. A strong, unpleasant smell of smoke greeted us in the lobby and lingered throughout the building. When we entered our assigned room, we were met with further disappointment: the bed covers appeared to be repurposed curtains, some marked by visible make-up stains. The carpet underfoot was sticky and unclean, while the curtains were tattered with holes. The furniture seemed to have been untouched since the 1930s, adding to an overwhelming sense of neglect. Hoping for an improvement, I requested a different room, only to find that each alternative offered was in a worse condition than the last. The parking lot itself was no reprieve, as it was tainted by the smell of urine. The environment was so distressing that we could not bear to stay for even an hour without feeling physically ill. When I expressed my concerns to the front desk, I was told that Hilton had recently purchased the property and renovations were on the horizon. Yet I was left to wonder: why keep a hotel open when its current state falls so far below any reasonable standard? Despite the severity of our situation, the hotel offered no compensation, deepening our disappointment. I left the premises in tears, profoundly let down—especially given my expectation of Hilton’s usually high standards. The condition of the rooms was so poor that I wouldn’t consider them fit for anyone, not even animals. The promotional photos were far from accurate, and I cannot help but feel misled. The only redeeming feature was the professionalism and kindness of the front desk staff. Their efforts were, sadly, overshadowed by the deplorable state of the accommodations. I sincerely hope that significant changes are on the horizon and that future guests will have a vastly improved experience.

Disappointing Hotel Stay: A Firsthand Account When Expectations Collide with Reality From the moment my husband, our friend, and I stepped into the hotel, our anticipation turned to concern. Though the front desk staff were truly exceptional—courteous, attentive, and a genuine highlight of our stay—unfortunately, that is where the positive aspects ended. A strong, unpleasant smell of smoke greeted us in the lobby and lingered throughout the building. When we entered our assigned room, we were met with further disappointment: the bed covers appeared to be repurposed curtains, some marked by visible make-up stains. The carpet underfoot was sticky and unclean, while the curtains were tattered with holes. The furniture seemed to have been untouched since the 1930s, adding to an overwhelming sense of neglect. Hoping for an improvement, I requested a different room, only to find that each alternative offered was in a worse condition than the last. The parking lot itself was no reprieve, as it was tainted by the smell of urine. The environment was so distressing that we could not bear to stay for even an hour without feeling physically ill. When I expressed my concerns to the front desk, I was told that Hilton had recently purchased the property and renovations were on the horizon. Yet I was left to wonder: why keep a hotel open when its current state falls so far below any reasonable standard? Despite the severity of our situation, the hotel offered no compensation.

It’s a classic old hotel. Some upgrades but not 21st century. If you’re looking for modern crisp environment this isn’t it. If you want to indulge in a classic well kept up hotel this would be it. Unfortunately the hotel will not be a hotel much longer. It was sold and according to web news converted into low income housing. Will see.

Property was great for the price, staff was friendly. Only problem was surrounding area was dirty felt unsafe

Walkable but no housekeeping

Excellent place

Poor customer service Did not get secure parking even after paying USD 30 per nighy

I drove around for 20 min trying to find where i could park or even pull over. Then i waited another 15 min waiting for the elevator

The pictures were very deceiving. It was a rundown hotel that was probably at its peak in the Glided Age in 1889. When the few restaurants near by close at 3 PM you know it's not safe. Stay away stay safe.