I must say I was a bit dissapointed, the rooms were clean but the bedspreads and sheets looked like they had seen better days, the sheets and pillow cases were very very thin, the bedspreads had lost there color from so much use. Nancy told me that there was a fridge in the room and a microwave in the hallway and yes there was a microwave in the hallway in the other building across the street where I did not have access to,



they said the pool closed at 6:00 pm but every day it was closed at 4:00, this is ridiculous. In the morning you would have to go to a hotel around the block to get your continental breakfast and it wasn't a buffet, you had to order it and sit down and wait, same with the ice, and you were't allowed to fill a small cooler. There is no parking but street parking and the 4 nights I spent there I had to go and pay parking at Walgreens because every night there would be busted windows in the cars, you have to wait in the morning until an employee comes to get your breakfast voucher because they will not give you all the days in advance so if you needed to leave early you had to go without breakfast.. I most definetly will not stay there again, your better off paying a few extra bucks and staying at a nicer place. One more thing, the second night I was there I told the desk clerk that the light bulb was out in my lamp and I left and it was never replaced.

We stayed at the Embassy Guest house, even after reading some "shaky" review prior to our depature, and was pleasantly surprised. The exterior of the building is nothing to rave about, but our room was great. Double bed (which was a blessing in disguise for how much my now X girlfriend and I fought), nice tile, great cleaning ladies. No safe though. That would be my one complaint. Security made us feel good, as the hotel/motel has double entry. EGH has a pool too, which overlooks the beach, for those days that you want all the benefits of the beach, without the sand. All in all, it was great. It is NOT a Hyatt or Marriott, etc., but we wanted comfortable economy, and we got it.

A group of seven of us traveled to the Embassy Guest House on spring break. We were all in college and searching "the best deal" for our money. Upon arrival the woman at the counter was degrating and rude to the member of our group that was checking in. We went to our rooms and only found one bed! (there were supposed to be 4 people staying in that room) Well, come to find out one of the beds folded out of the wall. The sheets were stained and smelled awful! The towels that the maid dropped off were full of hole and the shower/toliet flooded. Also, the contental breakfast consists of the choice of a muffin, bagel, or toast at the neighboring hotel. The beach was alright, but while laying out if you looked to your right you can see an abandoned building with graffiti all over it. This is not a guest house, but rather a hostel with beds.

My wife, two small kids (3,and 6,) just spent twelve nights at the Embassy Guesthouse Condado. I must say that the Embassy was the perfect place for our familys winter getaway. The kids loved the staff and the Pool area right on the the Condado Beach was incredable.

The room was spotless, clean and had no bugs, mosquitos, cockroaches or even flys. The refrigerator and microwave really helped in preparing snacks for the kids. The location in the center of the Condado could not have been more perfect for us.

We were a bit concerned prior to our arrival at the Embassy about a couple of the recent Tripadvisor reviews, but we were so happy that we took a chance with the Embassy and ignored them. When we mentioned our concerns to the manager, she said that a couple of employees who were terminated had been making negative and false comments on the internet about the Embassy Guesthouse.

We also noticed during our stay that they were presently remodeling some of the older rooms, and from what we saw they are doing a great job. Next trip we will be sure to request one of them.

We must say that we truly enjoyed our vacation in Puerto Rico, and we believe that our family owes that in part to the Embassy Guesthouse and it's great staff.