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Resort charges resort fee to have an access to the beach, but every outsider can use it. The beach equipment is dirty and old. The stuff is not enforcing any access.

很不錯，套房很大，就是隔音不好。

We enjoyed our four night stay at the Embassy Suites. The self parking was very easy, and I highly recommend. The three hotels of the Cavalier resort were nice to walk to and eat. We ate at Arbuckle and Tulu. It is an easy walk to many other locations. We went in the off season (October) and it was nice because nothing was busy anywhere. Tons of activities locally. The happy hour is nice and the snacks they provided are the same. The breakfast is outstanding. There are excellent options and it filled us up every morning. The hotel views are great. The pool water indoors and outdoors was still too cold for my kids sadly and the weather was cooler. It was still nice to walk on the beach and boardwalk though. The only downside is that I had a gift card to use and they would not allow it because they are a franchise. Bummer.

As the title says - overall, from strolling the boardwalk and researching a lot of other options I think this is probably one of the nicer/newer resorts in VA Beach. This hotel, the Marriott and the Cavalier Beach Club all share some level of being in the same "Cavalier Resort." However, that doesn't mean much, just some common parking area in the garage. Otherwise, each hotel has it's seperate pool areas and restaurant(s). Which brings me to two of my complaints. The first is that this hotel does not have a hot tub. It would have been awesome given how nice the pool/beach areas and landscaping are. Furthermore, the Cavalier and Marriott both have hot tubs but guests aren't able to use the pool/hot tubs at the other two hotels. The second complaint is that the parking attendant for the resort, upon entry, was extremely rude. He acted confused why we stopped when there is a large sign that says "stop for attendant...." Not a big deal but did not set the first impression great. Anyways, this hotel is newly built so the rooms and lobby, and as said the pool areas, are all very nice. The hotels are large and have balconies which are a huge plus. I think almost all the rooms should have at least partial ocean views from the building's orientation. The breakfast is also very good. Special shout out to the omelet station and the very nice gentlemen who works it. The only downside is that the hotel tries to quickly flip this lobby space for lunch, so there is no coffee/tea/water station accessible after noon. And a mild lack of seating because of it.

Newest hotel on the beach from what I’m told. We had an oceanfront king suite which was great. We were there in October so we didn’t get to use the outdoor pool and there were far less resort activities which I completely understand. The free breakfast was good and I appreciate the omelette station!! I think the resort complex should have a couple general concierge personnel to help with reservations within the resort (I asked if they could make dinner reservations for me and I was told to get on open table to see what’s available and to book myself). So this isn’t a 5 star hotel, a Ritz or Park Hyatt or a Fairmont would fall into that category. This is a new hotel, but it is still an Embassy Suites.

Mr. James at the omelette station in the Embassy Hotel was phenomenal. From the moment I approached to order my omelette, he greeted me with a warm smile and made me feel right at home. He recognized me instantly, which added a personal touch that set the tone for the entire experience. Not only was he incredibly friendly, but it was also clear how much he enjoys working at Embassy Suites. His enthusiasm was contagious, and he took the time to explain the different ingredients and customizable options, making the process feel easy and enjoyable. As I watched him craft the perfect omelette, his attention to detail and genuine care stood out. He remembered small preferences I hadn’t even mentioned yet, ensuring every bite would be just right. The energy behind his station was upbeat and welcoming, creating a lively yet comfortable atmosphere for everyone around. What impressed me most was his thoughtfulness toward others. He noticed a Dominican guest nearby and ensured she had her sweet plantains, going above and beyond to accommodate her tastes. It felt like he wasn’t just doing his job; he was genuinely invested in making sure each guest had a memorable and satisfying experience. All of this came together to create a memorable moment that perfectly capped off our amazing company trip. If you ever find yourself at the Embassy Hotel, I’d highly recommend stopping by the omelette station and meeting Mr. James—his friendliness, professionalism, and pride in his work truly shine.