My husband and I stayed here for two nights under not the best circumstances. We had to leave our cruise ship before it sailed due to a personal emergency. However, we had a pleasant stay until we could get a flight home. The included breakfast and cocktail social included in the price of the room was a definite plus. The atrium surroundings were lovely. Our suite had a separate bedroom and living room with tv's in both. The bed was very comfortable as were the pillows and linens. The rooms were very clean and included refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker. An Outback Steakhouse was conveniently located in the atrium lobby which was open for dinner until late in the evening for late arrivals. The pool area was very nice and it was an easy two block walk to the beach. The hotel has its own small casino which was closed due to renovation while we were there. There is a business center in the lobby with computers available, free internet access and free printing. This hotel is very close to the airport, but we were not bothered by the sound of planes overhead. It would be a pleasant place to stay for a night before or after a cruise.

Really enjoyed the Embassy Suites, San Juan. We were there for 6 nights. The pool was great and Jacuzzi was great. The beach is a short walk away (2 blocks away) and it is beautiful. The complimentary breakfast was very good too. Made to order omelettes, sausage, bacon, potatoes…yummy! The Happy Hour every afternoon was great too! Free drinks (Wine, Beer, Mixed Drinks) every day for 2 hours.
The location was good. Near freeways, beach, food (Mi Casita is down the street, great local food), airport, nightlife (Drums, El San Juan, The Waterclub, The Oyster bar, Lupis – all within walking distance). I would highly recommend renting a car. We did and enjoyed exploring all of Puerto Rico. Charlies Car rental is walking distance from the hotel as well. Old San Juan is about a 15 minute drive from here, or a $19 taxi ride will also get you there. I heard you could also take the bus (known as the wah-wah to locals), but I imagine it would at least take you an hour to get there.
Rooms were nice, clean, and roomy. We had a pool view and were able to see the pool and the planes landing at the airport next door. Room also had a fridge.
Most of the people who stay there mid-week are business people, but on the weekends, you get a lot more tourist.
Beware of the "resort fee". For six nights, we paid a little over $200 for the resort fee and parking, parking was $15 a day.
We were aware of the fee from reading other reviews, so since it was expected, it was no big deal.
Day trips we did on our stay with our car:
El Yunque, La Culebra Island using the Fajardo Ferry, Old San Juan - El Morro, Luquillo Beach, City of Ponce, Bio-Bay in Fajardo.

We stayed at the Embassy Suites February 21st-February 25th 2008. Travelers consisted of three couples ranging from ages 28-38. I read many reviews as I do every time I travel, some good some not so good. I must say that we were pleasantly surprised. I realize that it may bother some people that it is so close to the airport, but it really did not affect us. We never lost any sleep over that or the music in the atrium. The 2 room suite was decent and very spacious. The buffet breakfast ( which is included) was also very good. We especially liked the fact that they make cooked to order eggs/omelettes. The 2 hour nightly manager's free happy hour was also a nice bonus considering the fact that you are staying at a hotel so they overprice the cocktails. It is a good idea to go to the supermarket and pick up your own beverages. You will save considerably. I am used to all-inclusive so it was tough for me to see that they were charging $5.00 for a beer. I am by no means cheap, just pratical. Also, I read reviews that stated the beach was about a ten minute walk??? The walk is about 5 minutes, possibly under. We went to the beach several times after laying by the pool which was extremely cold. The pool was our only disappointment. It was nice to look at and that's about it. I spent most of my time in the hot tub. There are many places to eat outside the hotel. If you like to walk you will find pleanty on the way. Fortunately, I traveled with people who know the island so we were able to hop in the car and go to different locations which is a huge plus. Also, the casino which is open until 4 A.M. is pretty small, but we did not have a problem with that. I believe we make our own vacations what they are ie. fun, romantic,quiet etc. It is a great hotel for the value. We would certainly stay there again in the future. As a matter of fact, we just booked a trip for April at another Embassy Suites in a different part of PR.

We stayed here three nights precruise. Great location – close to the airport and close enough to the port. I always try to stay at Embassy Suites for short stays as I think they are pretty consistent in quality and I like the two room idea for quietness and space. In this particular case, since my husband is a smoker, I gave in and stayed in a smoking room. Be warned that the smoking rooms have no ventilation, no fan, no way of opening a window so they are pretty gross. My husband even said it was pretty bad.

I really liked having an Outback as the onsite restaurant. The food was prepared just as in the States complete with steamed veggies – something hard to find in the islands. Just a block and a half away is the main street with Burger King, Walgreens, and other fast food type restaurants.

A block and a half away is the beach. We weren’t there for the beach and just walked over to check it out. To me, it certainly wasn’t the beautiful Caribbean beach you might expect. The block between the main street and the beach was just full of trash – disgusting actually.

The free breakfast was just passable. The omelets were edible – that’s about all I can say about them. We didn’t partake in the free happy hour but each day saw pretty long lines of people waiting for their free drinks. We didn’t use the pool but it looked nice but small.

I would stay here again for a short stay but would never select this place as a land based vacation resort.

By the way, we hired a private driver for two days through Countryside Tours. This was worth every penny. We got to see so much of the real Puerto Rico plus the tourist sites of Arecibo, Ponce, and El Yunque. The Fajardo area has beautiful beaches and resorts and I would look into that area if I were to return to Puerto Rico for a land vacation.