Knoxville Hotel Guide - The Emporium Center hotels in Knoxville, United States of America.

"One of the beds was just a box spring and a mattress pad. My dad didntvtwll me until we were about to leave or i would have alerted the staff during tje stay. It was great otjerwise. But tjst was a preey major disappointment. My dad is 80 and he was sore the day after"

"Embassy Suites sure knows how to create the best breakfast experience……made to order omelets and numerous other options to meet everyone’s breakfast needs. The breakfast staff was excellent and very accommodating. Your valet crew was very courteous and accommodating, even having to retrieve our car twice on check out day, due to issues. The front desk lady upon our arrival was one of the rudest individuals I’ve ever dealt with in a position of that nature. The hotel was very aware there was a marathon in town (our exuberant rate showed it) and when asked if we could have an extended check out time so our runners could shower before traveling home, she quickly said “No, and I don’t know why everyone is asking of such!” I also asked if an early breakfast would be available for the runners before hitting the start line, that was also met with a quick No! We have stayed in other hotels in Knoxville for said marathon who allowed a little later check out time AND provided a simple bag breakfast with a protein bar, banana and other items to accommodate the runners. If you are going to charge almost $600 for one night, be a little more accommodating AND professional about things. Very nice exquisite establishment, but when your top person acts in such a manner……the beauty of the building and its amenities mean nothing!! Do better Embassy Suites with your choices for management. Will choose another hotel next year for Knoxville Marathon, cause you’re not the only game in town."

"Everything has been top notch so far, especially the staff."

"The pool was not open due to a maintenance issue of some kind. We were referred to the YMCA and were told we could use that facility for an additional charge. The parking was fine, but we thought a $30 per night charge to use it was excessive on top of the charges we already paid for the hotel. Knoxville is strictly a money making town for not just residents, but tourists. You had to pay just about everywhere for parking and handicapped people should not have to pay to park. I needed parking to be convenient for me as I have asthma and balance issues walking. As to the staff, they were the most professional kind folks I have encountered in a hotel in a long time. Check in was seamless and the gal that attended to us Monique was a true gem. The breakfast was excellent. The room was fine,"

"Too dirty for the price. Baseboards, throw pillows, bathrooms, and rugs were all dirty. We were only there for one night so it wasn’t worth the trouble of the host getting things cleaned, though they did offer when I communicated upon arrival. Amazing location but I expected a cleaner place. I hope the owners find a better cleaning service!"

"Food was great, some bartenders not real friendly, bar area around stools very dirty at floors and on bar around bar area."

"Great location to walk to UT and downtown Knoxville. Friendly staff who offered recommendations. Love the coffee shop in lobby!"

"The staff was delightful and helpful in every moment."

"Tge hotel is charming and clean and within walking distance to all Very friendly helpful staff"