Making the Most of Your Embassy Suites Stay?

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Whether you’re on a business trip just looking for a good night’s sleep, someone who needs to find accommodations for a group or large family or just looking for a weekend getaway, Embassy Suites hotels may have the accommodations for which you’ve been searching. Due to the spacious size of Embassy’s suites, variety of available in-suite amenities, as well as numerous other options to sooth the weary traveler or entertain the energetic youngster, Embassy Suites appeals to a broad travel audience.

Rooms & Amenities

The two-room suites found at Embassy hotels are often an attractive option to larger families, budget-minded travelers looking to share a space, or business travelers who just want a little room to spread out. The available sofa sleeper may mean a relaxing evening spent in the privacy of their own bedroom for parents or an option for rooming with a co-worker or friend during a convention visit. It is important however to be aware that due to the sofa-sleeper arrangement, most Embassy Suites hotels may not have rollaway beds available.

Suites also offer a kitchenette, complete with mini-refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and wet bar. This amenity provides the ability for those looking to save a few dollars during their travels or those who just prefer to bring along their own food, the option to prepare snacks and meals for themselves.

Food & Beverage

While the kitchenette may be convenient, you may find little use for it with the complimentary food and snacks provided by the hotel. With a complimentary cooked to order breakfast each morning, providing an array of food from which to choose, and a evening manger’s reception complete with complimentary drinks and cocktails and often accompanied by snacks or appetizers, you might find your food budget during your stay at Embassy Suites being trimmed dramatically.

Billing & Payment

While you’ll probably arrive to and depart from an Embassy Suites hotel with little or no difficulty regarding your billing or payment of that bill, should you encounter an issue, you’ll likely want to inquire about it at the front desk. However, sometimes the issue might call for a little more attention than a front desk agent can provide. If that’s the case, you may need to speak with a front office manager or manager on duty. If either of these managers are unable to assist with your question, the next step in finding a solution would be to speak with the hotel controller (at some properties also known as the director of finance).

If you are dealing with a group or event billing issue, it might behoove you to begin with the sales manager who assisted you in booking your event. He or she will often be able to correct any billing issue you’ve encounter without your having to deal with the chain of command previously mentioned.

Disclaimer:

This article is for informational purposes only. Any action taken by the reader due to the information provided in this article is solely at the reader’s discretion.