Ambassador Inn and Suites

You get what you pay for here. We parked around back. The sign at the rear entrance said «Door Locked enter around front». This door was broken unlocked (an omen of what was to come). The too smelled it must. The single spew AC/​Heat unit had a filter which appeared to have never been cleaned. An attempt to contact the front desk was futile as the phone was inoperable. The battery cover for the TV remote control was missing. The image on every TV channel was snowy as a weak cable signal reminiscent of early 1980s cable television SD signal. The control to the bathroom heat lamp was stripped requiring us to use a nail clipper aka MacGiver to turn it on. Toilet intermittently runs. This is a good place if your expectations are low or you require a low key place in which to perform some ominous act (joking!). We booked for 2 nights but are leaving tomorrow!

On a recent overnight for an event in the area, my mom and I booked a room at the Ambassador Inn. Happy with the affordable off-​season rate in the mid $ 70 range, we checked in late on a Saturday night. The room itself served its purpose but as my two star rating indicates, I have experienced better. I wasn’t expecting an extravagant hotel, but there was certainly room for improvement.
Pros:
–Friendly staff
–Indoor pool/​hot tub/​sauna for off-​season use
–32″ LCD television
–Free high-​speed wireless internet
Cons:
–Very thin walls (We could hear the guy’s conversation in the room next to ours clear as day until around 11pm… Then his snoring, through the wall… through my ear plugs)
–Disappointing continental breakfast (Coffee, juice, waffle maker, dry cereal, oatmeal packets, bread, bagels… no fruit, yogurt, etc… The bread was too big to fit in the available toaster. The bagels were rock hard. The milk had ice in it. A pretty carb heavy selection.)
–Difficult sleep environment (Besides the thin walls… staff were not mindful of the quiet required for sleep. Apparently 6:15 on a Sunday morning was prime time for vacuuming outside my room… wake up call indeed.)
Given the number of other options in the area, I would take my chance at another hotel if ever in the area again. The pros were nice but not enough to exceed the cons. At the very least, I’d like the opportunity to get a good night’s sleep.

This hotel was conveniently located and they had a good size suite (room with king bed and separate room w/​double bed + a pull out sofa). This was the perfect size room and a good rate for our family. It isn’t a five star hotel by any means but for a stay at the cape it was a great find.

The price was moderate, at $ 130/​night. The room is very damp even with AC on high. Bathroom door looks like someone used it for kindling. Television channels are all snowy. This place smells like a urinal.
We called the front desk, and asked for a different room. The staff was great. They showed us several others. We had to settle for a room with 2 double beds instead of a King, but there’s no mildew and it’s dry. I think the bottom floor rooms are the old smoking and pet rooms. Top floor is much better. The indoor pool is also beautiful. I saw it while attempting to find my way around. This place is like a labyrinth.

We stayed here for one night on 5÷10÷14. We had decided on a quick trip last minute for Mother’s Day and had to bring our dog. The ambassador was very accommodating. The bathroom was recently updated but very small. The continental breakfast was good and the area clean. My child had a great time in the pool wish it were open later as we arrived late but had time to use in the morning and that was fun. Pool area was clean. I could nit pic little things but nothing of mayor concern. The front desk staff was very friendly and accommodating. We enjoyed our stay and will definitely stay again. Some people do not pick up after their dogs which is no fault of the hotel but maybe having little bags outside will give people a nice hint. I get if your dog does it’s business behind the dumpster where mine did as there are tree’s (kind of like at home & I picked my dogs up) but if it goes in the parking lot PICK IT UP PEOPLE! It was early spring and I’m sure they will have a spring clean up soon and are more attentive during peek season. We can’t wait to visit again with our fur babies.

This place was great, stayed here mid summer using Priceline for $ 95 and got a good sized clean comfortable room and free breakfast which included hard boiled eggs and waffles.
The staff was extremely friendly and the place was located within walking distance to some good restaurants.
Will stay here again, the Cape is loaded with overpriced tourist traps, and this is not one of them.

We stayed in this hotel for 3 nights. Surrounding the hotel is well maintained. It is an older hotel but in a pretty good condition. The room was big but did not have closet just hanger. The bathroom was very tiny. Safe was in the room. TV was there but no channels list. Very simple remote control not allow you to choose TV channels. Breakfast was included in price of the room. The breakfast was very good (yogurt, a few types of cereal, boiled eggs, waffles, toast, fruit, cream cheese, jam, juice). Generally the hotel was not bad. We have a big concern about housekeeping. Were always have clean towels but the tub was not cleaned. One day, the bed was not made. And the biggest concern… Our room was on the ground floor at the rear of the hotel and the housekeeping left a window open in our room for the day. How this can be!!!
The front desk ladies were nice.
GPS does not show the address of the hotel.

Its clean, got a flat screen tv in the room and was built in the last two decades; its already a winner in my eyes. during a recent overnight trip to the cape this was the only passable hotel in the area after our first choice was a complete disaster zone, after hastily departing the first hotel we could not find many open venues (being early spring) and the ones we did find looked like they had not been renovated since the 1940s. We got to the Ambassador and requested a non-​smoking room but it still smelled like smoke, but the staff quickly gave us another room that was a lot better. It was a nice room, a little outdated but it did have a flat screen with plenty of channels to choose from; as a side note, later when we where having problems with reception they sent a guy up to the room to fix it and it was pretty late too (10pm). the bathroom was bit disappointing but they had a pool, hot tub, sauna, and a arcade room for kids. There was free breakfast but everything tasted like cardboard but overall we where glad to find this place after our first choice turned out to be disgusting, prices where decent, $ 89 for the night (March).

The Ambassador Inn is a no frills hotel. The staff was nice, the free breakfast was good and my little guy loved the pool. The rooms were clean but very small. If you are traveling with kids I highly recommend upgrading to a suite.