Embassy Suites By Hilton Convention Center Las Vegas

I chose this hotel because of price, convenience and amenities. We were traveling with two kids, and I know I didn’t want to stay at a casino because of the mile long distance between our car to the room, smoking inside the casinos, etc. I’ve always been a fan of Embassy Suites, free cook to order breakfast, spacious rooms and reasonable price.
The hotel was very convenient to get to, Parking was easy breezy. I was even able to select my room on the Hilton app before checking in. Unfortunately, I picked a room that had an old bathroom. I forgot to take a pic, but there was visible rust all over. I didn’t bother complaining bc we were only staying for two nights. I didn’t want to be «that guest». It was cozy, and it did the job.
Breakfast time was crowded, per usual. Lots of families. The omelet line was about a 15min wait. They also open the conference room for additional seating and limited food line.
Overall, our stay was satisfactory. Nothing fabulous nor miserable. It did the job.

Excellent! Really happy with everything. We got our room right away even though we decided to stay here last minute at around 9:30pm and for a decent price! That evening, was grand. Before we had opened up our room at the hotel, we enjoyed the beautiful lobby area. Note: the windows in the hotel are spectacular to see; breathe-​taking. Wow! What a sight-​to-​see! Next, we took the elevator up to the sixth floor, and then we had walked into our room… and right away, we knew that we had made a wise purchasing decision. Oh, and lets not forget the AMAZING, early-​morning (free) breakfast! However, arrive at 7:15 so you can beat the morning traffic ;) They had a big buffet of food for breakfast with oatmeal, cereal, waffles, toast, muffins, yogurt/​fruit, bacon, sausage potatoes, specially-​made omelets, and plenty to drink from juice, coffee, hot cocoa, tea, and soda. Overall, it was a great experience! We will definitely stay here again.

Went here for a continuing education course. The food set up was very bland. Coffee, tea, water, juice. Plain bagels with warm cream cheese and no butter. The worst part is the orange juice had these black floating things in them and so I thought I would pour another one but the second glass had the same black floating things in them. Super disgusting. Secondly since we were at the course for more than 3 hours, my phone was dying trying to connect to wifi.
I went over to the front desk where a man who I think was Filipino (I wish I got his name) told me that they don’t provide wifi to the banquet area and there was a firewall up specifically for the banquet area so you are forced to pay for wifi. Why would he say that? To piss me off?!?
WHat made me the most mad was the fact that he continued to walkie talkie the banquet manager after I told him that I didn’t want to fall for the firewall scam that the hotel had put up.
What a jip and scam. Horrible service.

On this trip to Vegas, my girlfriend and I decided to forego the expense of a hotel on the strip. We used some points and booked a room at the Embassy Suites.
The first thing we noticed is the friendliness of the staff. Despite checking in a half hour after the close of breakfast, the woman working at the front desk was nice enough to have coffee and muffins set aside for us. (Note that as this is a hotel geared toward business travelers, breakfast ends at 9am during the week.)
While relatively well maintained, the hotel décor is fairly drab and sterile. Our room similarly was clean, but a little dark and bland looking for my taste. With the separate living and sleeping areas, though, there was sufficient space.
The only real issue that I had with the room was the bathroom. There was no place to hang hand towels. The toilet paper holder was broken and left sitting on the counter. And, the shower/​tub was in need of an upgrade: the shower floor was peeling and the sliding door railing was rusting.

This is the best place to stay if you have children with you in Vegas. No casino, no smoke, indoor pool and free breakfast? Yes please.
The rooms seem a little bit newer than other Embassy Suites we have stayed at. I love the wo rooms, we can watch TV and be kids can watch TV and stay out of each other’s way.
Breakfast was set up a little differently Han other locations, too but it was still great and saved us over $ 50 in food alone. I hate that it ends at 9 am though. I hate getting up early on vacation.

Ok, so after reading the reviews I was skeptical about the hotel but liked the architecture of the building so took a chance. The hotel is fine. The staff attitude was typical for Vegas which is just this side of «I’ll never see you again so please don’t talk with me!» Personally, my experiences with the staff were positive but I think I had my expectations set prior to arrival.
As for the property it was very nice and somewhat modern. I can only assume those who are complaining have never stayed at the La Quinta down the street or at any of the Hotels around Disneyland! There are a few issues such as peeling wall paper, slow wifi, and the shower drained slowly but over all it was a good room with a great balcony view of the Farris wheel and strip. The best part is it was smoke free and I didn’t have to pack lunch for the walk to the room.
Breakfast was good, cooked to order is always nice. Overall I would have no problems staying here again and would recommend it to anyone.

Okay, Embassy Suites isn’t a place I would normally give a five star rating. But for Vegas, it’s a superb value. Very friendly, clean, great bed and I had a Cobb salad in their restaurant that was great. Easy access your car and close to the strip. Pleasantly surprised.

My significant other’s grandparents (who reside in Vegas) invited us to have Thanksgiving in Vegas. As much as we would have loved to stay with them in their home, we decided that it would be appropriate (use your imagination) for us to stay in a hotel. However, I did not want to spend $ 1000 + for a hotel on the infamous strip. Lucky me, my significant other is extremely resourceful (and intelligent), so she was able to find us a great deal for the Embassy Suites. I have stayed at Embassy Suites in other locations and have not been disappointed.
This Embassy Suites sits about 2 miles away from the Strip, which was perfect for our daily walks to the Strip (it also allowed us to justify drinking due to the calories being burned). Because the hotel is in close proximity to a corner store, don’t be surprised if you see vagrants (no judgment) wandering around the edge of the parking lot.
All of the hotel’s staff are friendly, and make it a point to acknowledge every guest that enters and exits the establishment. Whenever I needed extra items for our room, staff were responsive in getting my requests fulfilled.
One of my favorite things about the Embassy Suites is there full buffet-​style breakfast. Unlike most hotels that advertise their continental breakfast (normally consists of coffee, cereal, and bagels), Embassy Suites has the full monty! Each morning we were able to treat ourselves to freshly prepared omelets, potatoes, and bacon. Even though the breakfast is a self –serve, one of the hotel’s staff members was kind enough to grab me a cup of coffee when he overheard me telling my significant other that I needed another cup… now that’s great customer service!
Another one of my favorite things is the Manager’s reception, which is actually a free Happy Hour (5:30pm-7:30pm). If you want to catch a nice little buzz, I recommend ordering the rum punch (8 drinks later we were both feeling a little «hot and bothered»). As a tip, please don’t forget to tip the two ladies that work the reception. They are both awesome and do a great job of making sure that everyone has been acknowledged.
Because my significant other and I are both into health and fitness (we have been into it before it became trendy), we utilized the fitness center on a daily basis. The fitness center was cleaner than most gyms, and it was stocked with clean towels and sanitation wipes (for you germophobes). There is also a filtered water dispenser.
My only complaint (and I use the word «complaint» lightly) is the scrambled eggs that are offered during the breakfast hours. Unlike the eggs used for the omelets, the scrambled eggs lacked any taste and had a very non-​egg-​like texture. In the big scheme of things (I’m totally against the phrase «At the end of the day»), this is hardly a big deal. However, sometimes I’m like Burger King… I gotta have it MY WAY!
I highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to save some cash and still be able to enjoy what Vegas has to offer.

I was here for a one day conference… Located just off of the strip. Though I had no problem, half of the room was air conditioned and the other half was too, but controlled from somewhere else. Some of my peers complained it was very warm on their side of the room.
We had a lunch in the indoor courtyard that was pretty decent. One of the odd items at lunch was corn on the cob, I love it but passed. not ideal for a business luncheon. Overall, everyone was pretty friendly. Parking was decent. I had no trouble getting a front row spot at 8am.
The building is slightly outdated and could use a facelift. It served the purpose and was comfortable for what I was there for.

Let me state that I’ve been traveling for my business since I was 24 and I’m 50 now. This was by far the worst Embassy Suites I’ve ever stayed at.
Sitting in the front room, all you can hear is the laughing from the bar that sits in front of a glass window, which amplifies the sound.
The bathroom had rust stains in the tub and the rubber on the door was hanging out. Some of the TV stations in the front room, weren’t available in the bed room.
One day housekeeping didn’t make our bed due to a personal item sitting on it… a comb. They also forgot towels and glasses.
The room never felt clean. Breakfast was pretty good though and the free parking was a nice touch.

Here for business. Lots of room for the price. Everything was perfectly fine and clean: bed, bath, sitting room. BUT… what killed it for me… in the middle of night there was a huge booming sound, like a foghorn. I finally figured out it was the pipes of the neighboring room. Whenever they used water (sink? shower?) the pipes groaned. My room made the same sound (but less loud, I bet it was louder in someone else’s room) whenever I used the water. It was REALLY loud. I couldn’t sleep all night long. I was in room 504, so maybe it was just that room. Staying somewhere else tonight. Need my sleep.

Stayed there ⁹⁄₁₉. Room was nice and very clean. We were on the 8^th floor with a nice view of the strip. Walking distance to the convention center and a short drive or taxi ride to the strip.
This hotel was very quiet and we needed it from the night before.
They offered a free breakfast and happy hour cocktails. We didn’t take advantage of this since we were up 40+hours the night before. But the food smelled yummy.
Staff was very friendly. Great customer service.

A decent room overall. However, the bathroom, specifically the shower, was just plain nasty.
I first noticed the dirty shower in the railing of the door which looks like it had not been scrubbed lately.
It was not until the second day that I notice the long hairs all around the top of the shower. I do not have long hair so certainly not mine from yesterday. Several hairs around the shower head and along the wall. Obviously not cleaned well. I felt an uncomfortable uncleanliness to the bathroom in general.
A side note typical of many older hotels is not enough plugs. No place to plug phone in next to bed. The hotel alarm clock was not even plugged in and I could not find the plug.
Otherwise a typical Embassy Suites. Just clean the bathrooms better.

Wow this is a beautiful hotel, upon arrival we were greatly warmly by manager Bruce, everyone else was not as friendly as him. The happy hour bar is from 530 – 730, and the service is excellent! The kiddos also get goldfish, chips and salsa. The breakfast buffet is definitely 5 stars too. We booked one night but stayed a second cuz the room was very ambient, stayed cool and the bed was huge.
I didn’t give 5 stars because I had to go downstairs on the second night to ask if we could get our towels/​shampoo replaced and restocked, which was done, but they didn’t bother making the bed or restocking the coffee or getting a new ice bucket, I didn’t think this was necessary to ask for since other hotels do this automatically but I guess here you have to be specific on «how to clean the room.»

All I wanted was some wifi…
Rolling thru Vegas. Just needed a simple place to crash and most importantly, needed some wifi to upload a file to a client.
As I sit here waiting 3 minutes for gmail to load I realize that I’m going to have to make a difficult phone call to my client. I’ve been on the phone with tech support who claims there is no issue. While I was on hold with them I connected my iphone and iPad to the network just in case they came back and tried to say it was a problem with my laptop. I was right! That’s exactly what they said, to which I replied, «well I’m having the exact same horrible performance on my iphone and iPad», to which they replied with silence and I think I heard drool dripping.
Called the front desk and asked if they could help. The answer was «too many people tryin to get on at once, sir». I asked «you’re a hotel, don’t you kind of expect that and prepare for that to happen?» More silence and the familiar drool sound, then «look man, I don’t make the Internet». Click.
By the way, this is 11pm on a Thursday. How many people are surfing the web right now?
Did I mention that I paid an extra $ 9.95 for this luxury? Guys, free wifi at motel 6 is owning you right now.

This place was a nightmare checked in after a 9hr drive room was a hot mess. Dirty tub, rug, walls were filthy …
Stains on the bathtub shower was told all rooms have it and it Normal … No it’s not. Clorox, CLR and a little bit of work scrubbing it takes it away. Very disappointing this should not be a Category 5 and does not come close to what Embassy Suites is known for. There customer service was less to be desired. You are in the hospitality business… Oh yeah the shower was broken, the wallpaper was peeling in the bathroom. I asked to move to a better room was told they were sold out. I went on
website found another room cost more but hey I was willing to pay they still insisted is was not available. I am no stranger to booking when you go on the Hilton we sites it gives you options that are only available. I received this tonight
I am sorry you were not happy with the condition of some of our rooms. I want to assure you these issues are being addressed. I also understand you asked for upgraded room and were told they were not available, even as you saw them available online. The three room suite you reserved is one of highest upgrades. There are only two other room types that are higher upgrades. One with the big patio and the other is the Presidential suite. We were sold out of those upgrades. The system allows for overselling room types to maximize occupancy. Unfortunately, those rooms were occupied. Anyone reserving them thereafter would arrive and get a standard room. Please accept our apologies and we look forward to seeing you on your next stay with us.
From ‚
Assistant Front Office Manager
With initials BS …
Update ****Tom Pugh from the Embassy Las Vegas called me was very apologetic sympathetic and offered a one night stay for compensation. I appreciated the phone call and was assured they are doing there best to bring the Hotel up to par apparently there was water damage to the property the night before I checked in. Sprinklers went off apparently someone hung a hanger on a sprinkler. I had heard about it days after from a Travel Team staying there. I told him I would have understood about what happened all it required was a little bit of explanation. That was never done. I appreciate the phone call and apology.

Out of the Hilton Vegas properties, this is close to the bottom of my choices. The room and amenities are pretty standard, free breakfast and evening reception. Some reviews complained about the outdated décor and the condition of the rooms, but I don’t think it’s that bad. Two things that stand out why it’s not really why II won’t seriously consider this property (unless there is a great deal).
One, the neighborhood is somewhat shady with low end apartments in the back. When parking late at night in the parking lot in the back, had a guy stare at me and rolled up his darkly tinted window. Walking around at night is NOT recommended.
Secondly, what’s up with the omelet station? The guy is so tight with the ingredients, I was thinking about asking him to ask him for a double order. I look at the tip jar and no wonder it’s not full, no wonder why.

Why, oh WHY does this place only have 3 ½ stars? We decided to visit our family in Vegas last weekend (Apr 3 – 5) and scurried to find a room last minute. The sole reason we booked this place was because it was a great price on such short notice. I also really liked the fact that there was a separate sitting area with a sofa bed. I skimmed through the reviews and booked it (same-​day). On our way there, I read through the reviews more thoroughly, and seriously started to panic. Most of them were horrible and many complained about the hotel’s condition. I was especially worried because this was my first big trip away from home with my 1 year old. At that point I wanted to cancel, but I knew I couldn’t. I thought, oh well … I’ll just have to wait and see. I was nervous the entire way there.
With that said, I learned one thing on this trip — some people are SO unreasonably picky! The hotel was WONDERFUL. I mean, it’s no Mandalay Bay, but do people seriously expect those types of accommodations?! It worked wonders for my little family and I, and here’s why:
–SUPER budget friendly!
–Parking is really close to most entrances, therefore, no long walk to an elevator, then through a stinky, cigarette smoke filled casino!
–Didn’t reek of cigarette smoke!
–Rooms come with a microwave, fridge, sink, small dining table, and separate sleeping area. GREAT for families!
–Very close to the strip!
But what I loved most … FREE BREAKFAST! And not just regular old breakfast, hot, yummy, made-​to-​order breakfast. The omelets were delicious! They also had pastries, cold cereals, coffee, bagels, muffins, fruit, yogurt, french toast, sausage, eggs, bacon, oatmeal, and more! I woke up early every day we were there just to enjoy the breakfast.
I tried their room service … it was just OK.
The room was clean enough, my only complaint would be that they didn’t clean the room very well during our stay. There was still trash left on the table, and on the floor, but they restocked our toiletries, towels, etc. Also, the both times I tried calling guest services it took forever for someone to answer the phone. One time I gave up and hung up. Not enough for me to subtract a star over.
Highly recommend for families with young children!

I had a nice stay at The Embassy Suites last weekend. It’s located off the strip on Paradise road, but only about 10 minutes or less from the Wynn. Our suite was clean and comfortable and the staff was great with providing extra towels and toiletries. The complimentary breakfast was also great, but it got pretty crowded at certain times so I’d recommend going earlier rather than later to avoid having to wait in the omelet station line.

We had a wonderful stay for my brother’s birthday. I booked a three night stay for $ 104 a night through
and was ever so happy with our experience.
The four of us checked in late to a two bed room suite. It’s was huge! The room separated from the living room area where there was a pullout couch, coffee table, dining set and TV. There was a bar area that was out to good use as well.
Our favorite part about our stay was the complimentary breakfast and happy hour! That saved us some serious cash! Awesome!
There’s also a shuttle every hour that take you to the strip. Or very close to it! Totally worth every penny!