The bad points outweigh the good for this tired Embassy Suites about a mile from the Las Vegas strip. First the good -- it is clean inside, I had no issues with housekeeping. It is quiet, I was not bothered by outside noise. And the wi-fi is consistent, with a good signal, and as a Hiltons Honor member, there was no charge for it. But the bad points are numerous. The hotel is past its prime and the hot water roars like a bull when it's turned on. I am sure my early morning showers disturbed other guests. The entire time the water was running it sounded like a jet engine. The hot water handle on the bathroom sink came off in my hand and I had to screw it back on. The small refrigerator was turned off and smelly when we first checked in, and once I turned it back on it dripped annoyingly through the night and disturbed my sleep.
The vending machine on my floor was not well stocked and would not take dollar bills for my entire stay. There are only two guest washing machines for a hotel with 11 guest floors, and I could never find one that wasn't being used. The hotel does not offer a shuttle to the Strip, so if you don't want to face Las Vegas traffic, you're limited to taking the monorail, calling a taxi (none hang around the Embassy Suites) or walking. And while there is a monorail station about four blocks away, the hotel is located in an area of Vegas that borders on seedy, and I would not recommend making that walk at night. Lastly, I found the hotel staff to be a little on the impatient side and not overly anxious to help with routine questions. Overall, a less than pleasant stay.

Very nice hotel. Breakfast was great . Sleeping was quiet and comfortable.

This is not the place to stay if you want Vegas action, but that said, being in Vegas, it does have a more active and lively happy hour and bar than other Embassy Suites I have been in, which can be good or bad depending on your tolerance for the sound of people enjoying themselves echoing through the place. Especially if your room is close to the 3rd floor Atrium. I didn't mind, and I liked the lively atmosphere.

The breakfast was better than other Embassy Suites I've been to. It had more hot plate offerings, such as french toast and more diverse ingredients for the omelettes. The room service food was surprisingly excellent and affordable.

The fitness room is small, three treadmills, a few mulit-use weight machines that I didn't want to try to figure out what a couple of them were for. But nice and bright, with a view of the pool.

The rooms are looking slightly dated and are a little dark. I found myself utilizing every lamp as the bulbs weren't very bright and the color scheme was dark.

And the person that wrote about the fridge freezing everything was right on.

The front desk was super nice about allowing me a later than usual check out.

The parking lot is convenient and while the hotel is off the beaten path, there is plenty nearby with a quick drive or walk to get to.

I fully agree with some of the comments that staff are rude in this hotel, the receptionist with name tag of Ashley is horrible, I have never met any hotel staff with such manner. I really don't understand why she is so bad to customer when we just arrived and wanted to check in. It's not just impolite or inexperience, she seems to hate doing her job and show bad face to us. We visited many hotels every year and this is absolutely the worst I've ever come across in the past twenty years.