content: My husband and I stayed at this Embassy Suites for a business meeting held right here. It's easy to access by getting off I-17, driving east and very quickly turning down the first street on the south side of Greenway. Check in was easy, and the lobby has a neat kiva-like roofline and a tateful Native American theme. Finding the room was a little challenging. The building goes long and deep and then wraps around. The grounds are beautiful on the inside, as it's an older property. It is kept up pretty well, complete with pool and a large fountain. The room numbering system is a bit tricky. Some other visitors helped direct me--the signs were not clear to me. It's a good hike to the back rooms, where we stayed. But you can drive around and park near the back, and access the rooms that way, too. The rooms are accessed from outside door entry.\n\nThe room decorating seemed pretty fresh and new, and the bed was very comfortable, with good-quality sheets and cover. Everything was clean and well kept. The facilities were modern, with a flat screen TV in the suite part and in the bedroom (I love that feature of having two rooms in Embassy Suites). The entry room featured a small living room area, telephone/internet/desk area and a small fridge, which worked fine, with a huge counter space.\n\nThe best part was the breakfast, which was generous and full of variety. And it featured a very friendly chef who was eager to please. You'll find fresh ingredients for an omlette, plus scrambled eggs, bacon, potatoes, breads, bagels, danishes  and muffins (all the good carb stuff), the butters and toppings for those good ol' carbs and great juices and coffee, too. There's fruits, yogurts, cereals and other goodies on the buffet. Seating was generous, with a number of areas from which to choose. I made sure I tried a good portion of that variety, too! First class breakfast--which is included in Embassy Suite stays.\n\nThe meeting room is a good size with easy access from a few different doors. Light and cheerful--can configure it a variety of ways.\n\nI filled out a survey for this hotel, like most hotels do these days. One difference: the manager actually followed up with me personally by email to make sure he was on track with my comments (I had mentioned that the meeting room sound had a little glitch on the sound AV settings). That was impressive follow up and indicates a caring management. I liked that.