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Embassy Suites

Part of Hilton

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True hospitality is only experienced when the commitment to guest experience is a priority from the top down. - Front Office Manager Embassy Suites Employee Review

1.0
Apr 29, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

Best perk for all of hospitality is cheap/free hotel stays worldwide. Close second is the inherent reward in making someone's day go better, to be able to assist and touch another's life in a positive way, even with just a "welcome" and a smile.

Cons

Remington Hotel Management as a whole does not emphasize guest experience and line level employees are not given enough autonomy to make decisions in complaint resolution. Remington corporate culture does NOT value guest experience, and bonus metrics for managers in my position were not inclusive of employee satisfaction nor actual guest feed back. Positive changes only took place when an inspection was pending and basic repairs often overlooked (cost saving) until we absolutely HAD to fix things. An example is the brand acceptable large pool towels were not actually in use, and were only put out during site inspections. Routine maintenance was not done like missing hardware on dresser drawers... Unacceptable in my mind.

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5.0
Jun 1, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Team atmosphere, and Travel Benefits

Cons

Honestly it's just getting harder to hire line level employees.

2.0
Jun 21, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Friendly guests, opportunities to learn multiple areas of the operation, and some hardworking coworkers who genuinely care about providing good service.

Cons

Management inconsistency and favoritism created a difficult work environment. Concerns and feedback were not always handled objectively, and decisions often appeared to be influenced by personal relationships rather than facts or direct communication. Employees could be held accountable without being given an opportunity to explain their perspective, leading to a culture where misunderstandings escalated instead of being resolved. Communication between management and staff lacked transparency, and morale suffered as a result.

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