The hotel was close to where we needed to go and to highways. It has a beautiful lobby, a tasty restaurant, and buffet breakfast daily, with an omelette station. It was also pet-friendly and they had dog bags set up around the property. The rooms were pleasant and spacious, one bedroom suites with a small living room, two tvs, a mini fridge and microwave, and the bed was comfortable. They also had glass elevators and the upper floors overlooked the lobby, a nice touch at an attractive facility. The only complaint was how terrible the omelette station got backed up, particularly on Sunday morning. Get there early. They had already closed the other sections while people were still on line and they ran out of coffee. Unthinkable!

The hotel was clean. Breakfast was good, like most Embassy suites had made to order omelettes, etc
The room was the issue. There were broken hooks in the bathroom. I understand people put too heavy items on them. But fix them. Then after a long day of travel, I couldn't get the shower on. The handle would not turn. My husband was asleep. So I had to wash at the sink. We don't bring a wrench when we travel. The next morning, my husband struggled with the shower. I called the front desk and asked if he could use the shower in an empty room. They said engineering came in at 8:00. We wanted an early start to go Valley Forge and then Philadelphia earlier in the day. He finally got the shower to work. When he turned it off, it leaked. Frustrating way to start the day. The man from Engineering did knock on our door after breakfast. We explained the problem but said we were getting ready to leave. I'd find another hotel in the area for the price

Very nice hotel. Room was clean and comfortable. The best thing was breakfast. Eggs and omelets made to order. Also several other choices not seen in other free hotel breakfasts. Only room issue was paint on shower ceiling peeling. However, we were a little annoyed at check-in. We checked-in online and chose a room. We went to the counter to get a room key card. The gentlemen said, "I give you different room." I asked why, and the response was, "Room no good." Is it that hard to find someone that speaks english to operate your front desk?