This was a solid stay for me. Yes, the hotel has its dated moments, yes only two of the four…read moreelevators are working, however this is a quality option close to downtown Dallas. My youngest son and I needed an option fairly close to downtown Dallas/American Airlines Center and this hotel fit the bill. The hotel is less than three miles from downtown. Yes, you need to pay to park, but everyone in the hotel was friendly. Our room was clean. Bed was very comfortable. Ive had better Embassy breakfasts. Breakfast attendant was great but it seemed like they put out the minimal amount. Saturday night the pool was warmer than the hot tub. Not going to minimize the hiccups here. All things considered, I'd stay here again. All staff were friendly, cheap Uber to anything at the American Airlines Center, and an overall decent location. With a little TLC this could be a 5 star hotel

It's a solid hotel but feels old and run down. Dislike that I had to pay for parking to such an…read moreextent in such an empty area of Dallas, also the staff was usually pretty uninterested and uncaring about things. one exception to that was the staff working breakfast who would routinely do their best to make people happy. The rooms are a bit small, a bit out of date, but they're alright and comfortable enough. I can't really complain because they weren't super expensive but don't expect anything really to be around without a car and a drive. Still I don't feel like there's anything really that screams a reason to be here unless the price is right, especially given the area.

We had company coming and a waterline leak at our house, so we came here last minute with our…read morecompany. The staff was pleasant, the rooms were comfortable and the breakfast that was included with our room was really good. We had two youngsters in our group who are picky eaters and even they were pleased!

This is really a run down Embassy Suites. It is dirty and the parking garage is really scary, with…read morepipes hanging low and little lighting. Even worse, they started charging $20+ per day for parking, even though the website mentioned complimentary parking. The front desk person was apologetic, said the new owners were charging everyone for parking even if the reservation included free parking. We will never stay in this dump of a hotel again!

Enjoyed my stay , room was clean staff seemed friendly, front dest clerk Ninna was a big help will…read morebe booking again in future

Shower ceiling a mess needs redone , need to regrout it is moldy the tub no fan in bathroom why?…read more Carpet black with grey so it could hide anything Most ac set at 71 degrees would not adjust so had to turn it off in the middle of the night Breakfast was good so knocked it down to 1 star I complained about the temp they said you have to call if you want your temperature changed from 71 higher or lower no self control in the rooms wow !! Not sure where these 5 star ratings are coming from

Easy Love field transportation, friendly staff, clean rooms and I really like their restaurant…read moremenu. Just good food and good drinks!

I was torn between 3 and 4 stars for this hotel, and wound up settling on 3…read more Why?.. because sure, is this location close to the DAL airport with a per-every-hour shuttle running beginning at 4:30a, the hotel is roughly 30-minutes outside of the AT&T stadium, and the food spots, Chickfila and Jimmy Johns are easily walkable. 3 stars for that. But that's where the greatness ends. The rooms are straight forward - 2 beds, sitting-dining area, fridge provided. There was not a microwave in the room for those curious. The hotel also offers a "managers happy hour" where if you're looking for a drink, your best bet is wine. There's chips and dip that's usually offered during this time too, making the liquor go down a little easier. Any other liquor is basically guaranteed to give you a headache - and take that from someone who only drank 2. Outside of that, there is restaurant in the hotel that's nice. Their wings were good when my cousin & I ordered some. The breakfast offered in the morning isn't that great, but their omelet line is worth the wait. Overall, it's a convenient hotel at most. Would only stay here again for a group sports-related trip, not on a personal stay.

In town for the weekend and choose this hotel. From the outside it's a nice view and kind of looks…read morelike the inside of a ship. But inside I was not too pleased about. The hotel definitely needs a lot of updating. The head board in our room #724 was ripped. I saw a stain on the curtains. The was a stain in the dresser. I did not like that at all. Please do something. As side from that I think the hotel is ok to stay at if you MUST.

Never received a phone call back. My husband emailed them and still nothing. I went and got a…read moreTetanus shot just in case since it was a rusty carpet tac. I do not recommend this place!

My wife and I came for a one-night of variety and comfort, we are Honors members - and it was…read moremostly disappointing. The lady who checked us in was helpful, there was only a couple of minutes left to the Social/Happy Hour and she rushed us over and ensured the bar tender got us drinks. However, getting to our room was the start of the slide downwards. The elevators (four of them) took FOREVER and our room cards refused to open our assigned room - I went down to get replacement cards (ten minutes lost because of the elevators) but that didn't fix the problem. The lady who had checked us in had been replaced by a guy who had a less than enthusiastic attitude, he was alone and now he had like 3 reservations to handle plus us - he said he'd have an engineer come to our door, but after 20 minutes no one had shown so down I went again. So at near the 45 minute mark since check-in I'm told the engineer is maybe on some other project and there's really no ETA for him to get to us. And NO, we can't have a different room. Eventually I found that first staffer, the lady, and asked for help again - the engineer arrived about ten minutes later. He found the locks battery was dead and he hooked it up with a USB line to a battery pack. Finally we can get into room 801. We put our bags down and freshen up to go out to dinner, kinda later than we planned, no thanks to this hotel. Coming back from dinner we found the mattress was underwhelming, and the bathroom sink was broken. And the house phone, labeled for a different room BTW, didn't work. So that was that, we got our room changed, after another 30 minutes wasted on slow elevators and low grade staff. In the new room the bed was marginally better, so just acceptable but we found the shower very slippery, it felt unsafe, and there was some moldiness. And they wanted to charge me $20 to self park in an uncovered, unsecured space about 200 yards from the entrance - that sucked.

This would be the 2nd time staying here and 1st in the Corner Suite with Balcony. The room itself…read morewas amazing and roomy, so if you have a 3rd party over theres plenty of room. The Balcony and View of the lake in the distance was nice to wake up to. The 3 issues mentioned were a broken door key lock on the sliding door, the Balcony light that was burnt out which were reported the 1st day and weren't fixed. Then on the 2nd day the room above us had a leak. I thought on night 1 it was the sink being left on with a slight drip. However the next morning the ceiling started leaking in the tub. This was alo reported. You could tell there was a recent patch job however that must had broken off. I will stay in this hotel again this wasnt foinf to scare me off. Its a nice hotel to stay in and has complimentary breakfast and complimentary drinks between 1730-1930. See attached

I have come here for the Monsters 3 day dance convention the last 3 years. Although I have yet to…read morestay at this hotel, I do notice the upkeep of the hotel, the ballroom areas the dance setup is in and the bathrooms are kept clean. The staff ensures paper towels are in the restrooms, as well as soap. I've seen them often throughout this 3 day convention. Parking is very limited, so the earlier you arrive before such an event, the better chances in scoring a parking space. Otherwise, you have to park in the garage and pay. I do recall one year, we didn't have to pay for this event but not sure if that is the same. We were blessed to get parking both times we came to watch our daughter :)

I have always been a fan of Embassy Suites by Hilton, and this place would have been no exception…read moreexcept that I stopped by the restroom on my recent visit here. It was a main lobby restroom and I was shocked at how unkept it was. There were towels and toilet paper on the floor, they were out of hand towels, and the grossest part for me was that there were flies in the restroom. Not just one, but multiple flies. Other than the restroom situation, the hotel was visually appealing and proved to be an excellent setting for the Texas Pinball Festival that I was there to attend.

Sometimes the best travel decisions are the ones made under pressure…read more After an Airbnb stay that didn't quite deliver, my family and I found ourselves in need of a last-minute reset something reliable, comfortable, and, most importantly, close to the airport ahead of an early departure. Embassy Suites by Hilton Irving Las Colinas offered exactly that: a soft landing when we needed it most. Traveling as a group: my mother, my husband, our 12-year-old son, and myself can make spontaneity tricky. But the ease of securing a suite that could accommodate all of us felt like a small victory in the midst of an otherwise hectic day. From the moment we arrived, the tone shifted. The front desk agent greeted us with a warmth that felt genuine rather than scripted, and what could have been a routine check-in became something more thoughtful. One particularly welcome feature: the ability to choose our room. With her guidance, we landed on a space that felt tailored to our needs rather than assigned at random. The property itself struck a careful balance between polished and inviting. It was clean, well-maintained, and subtly festive an Easter-themed backdrop in the lobby offered families a chance to pause and capture the moment, a detail that felt both intentional and charming. Our suite delivered on every front. Spacious without feeling excessive, it featured a king bed alongside a pullout sofa perfect for our son plus a small kitchenette and dining table that quickly became his gaming station for the evening. It's these small, functional touches that make a short stay feel seamless. Later, I made my way downstairs for the evening reception. The bartender, navigating a steady crowd with admirable efficiency, kept things moving despite the rush. While the drink selection was modest, the atmosphere carried a convivial energy that made up for it guests unwinding, conversations flowing, the quiet hum of shared travel stories. I also found a pocket of calm in the lobby, where I was able to catch up on work another reminder that this is a hotel designed with real-life travelers in mind. We didn't have time to explore every amenity, but the overall impression was clear: refreshed, thoughtfully updated, and quietly dependable. In the end, it was exactly what we needed a comfortable, well-timed stay that turned a stressful detour into something unexpectedly pleasant.

Just came back from a work trip here. Rooms were nice (though water pressure in the shower left…read moresomething to be desired). Loved that they give two free drinks to the hotel bar each night for happy hour which was great for our group. Breakfast was excellent for a hotel, with a mix of continental, hot buffet, and made to order options.

BEWARE! They will steal your money & you will get nothing in return. I worked with a principal of…read morethis company on getting a VISA for Brazil & found him to be shady and he didn't get the job done. However he didn't have a problem charging me up front (even though he said he wouldn't until the work was complete). I ended up having to drive to Houston to get my Passport back and go to the consulates office on my own. I am still waiting on a refund and plan to press charges if it's not resolved. The people who run this place are a joke.

I would NOT recommend using this company unless you want an extremely frustrating experience. I…read moreapplied for Visa's for three co-workers. Once you have paid for the service and sent them your passports you will not be able to get in contact with them again. You can leave message after message and never get a return call. I did not get the Visa's on or near the date promised. Also, when I received my credit card bill I had an additional charge that I did not authorize of $600 to the Chinese Visa Office Houston TX. This was on top of the $900 I had already paid International Passports. I tried to contact them and of course I can not get anyone to return my call. I had to dispute the charge with my credit card company. I would give this company a D-. The only reason I do not give them an F is because I did FINALLY receive the Visa's two days before the travel date. BTW, the review below from John C. is John Chambers, he works for this company. The picture for the review by John W. is this company's logo.

Employees attitude, Maintenance issue, and management issue. Headquarters needs to come down per…read moremonth to do a full floor assessment/ inspection. Need to do employee of the month or bonuses for their employees, that's probably why they're on edge I'll start with the positives: the hotel itself is physically beautiful. The rooms have a luxurious feel, the layout is nice, and the cleanliness was up to par. Our room offered a stunning view of the Dallas downtown skyline and the bridge, which was easily the highlight of the stay. The Bad: Maintenance & Safety Issues Unfortunately, the beauty of the room couldn't make up for the lack of basic comfort. -AC Failure: Despite the 14-hour drive, we couldn't rest because the AC only blew hot air. Even after setting the thermostat to the lowest setting, the room remained stifling. Because the ventilation (ceiling vents) wasn't circulating air properly, any smells--from the bathroom or otherwise--trapped in the room, making it very unpleasant. It's like I drove to Dallas to have Sauna every night plus my sister smell -Security Concerns: Most concerning was that at 5:00 AM, someone tried to open our door from the outside. Then, 30 minutes later, someone tried again. Thankfully, we had the deadbolt and "Do Not Disturb" sign out, but it made for a very tense and sleepless night. The Ugly: Service & Communication The service was the most disappointing part. - When I first checked in, the receptionist was incredibly rude, responding to a simple question with an attitude and a sharp "What!" -I eventually had to contact corporate/headquarters just to get a response regarding the AC. (My stupid aunt recommended me this hotel, and when I explained the situation to my aunt, she told me to contact the headquarter because the ones here don't do anything) and When the receptionist finally called my room, she was defensive, asking, "You couldn't call me?" -I was asked to personally go check other rooms at 2:45 AM because she couldn't leave the desk. When I found the other rooms also had broken AC, she promised maintenance would "flip a switch" the next morning. Maintenance never showed up. The only switch they flipped was the 'nut mode' in my head. It's a shame because this is a beautiful property and we even stayed at another Crowne Plaza in San Antonio & Austin (5 star experience), but between the broken AC, the rude front desk, and the security scare with the door, I cannot recommend staying here until they address their management and maintenance issues.

After we booked, we checked the reviews and was absolutely horrified they had 2 stars and the…read morereviews were not all good. However, during check in, we found the staff to be friendly and helpful. There were complimentary water and cookies in the business center by the front desk. You will need your key card to use the elevator for security reasons. The hotel room was clean but there was a lingering smell that I could not pin point what it was. We decided to deal with it after we had lunch and when we got back, the smell dissipated. Our window view faced the swimming pool which was closed due to the cold season and we could see the science museum which was shaped like a big white box with stairs on the side in the distance. Our room had all the necessary amenities and included, an ironing board, hairdryer, fridge, coffee making machine, toiletries and luggage stand which was in the cupboard. Everything was in working order. They have a restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. I do recall breakfast was $18.99. Overall, our stay was pleasant and in a great location. Next to downtown and a short walk to JFK areas, Reunion Tower, AT&T Discovery District and Deep Ellum was about 25 mins walk away.