Originally Posted by
azepine00
How does this qualify to fit ES brand? Isn't the idea of ES to actually have suites as base room type?
Originally Posted by
Miesque
What is described is not in line with what people expect when booking an Embassy Suites and its a pretty old and widespread brand so having something that different in terms of layout seems to be asking for it.
I believe Hilton has for years now permitted its ostensibly all-suite properties to incorporate some studio rooms, presumably to be offered as connecting rooms to the otherwise "standard" suites. Of course, these hotels also rent the studios alone at lower rates when occupancy permits.
But this new Embassay Suites property seems to go too far, as none of the rooms appear to be proper suites, or even particularly spacious. I don't understand the logic behind the branding in this case.