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"Food was subpar. Only place we enjoyed the food was Toro. Poolside service was incredibly slow. There were multiple times where they forgot our order so we just ended up ordering from the bar, but I don’t know if we were charged double. Room was great. Staff was friendly. Would possibly rebook again. "

"The staff is always friendly , the rooms clean and comfortable. I stay here often ."

"The breakfast was fresh and the fruit was especially good. The area was clean and there were staff around to help."

"everything was amazing!"

"As expected. Great customer service, professional, knowledgeable and friendly staff due to the leadership is an amazing general manager. I keep coming back. The atmosphere is pleasant and the suites comfortable, clean and spacious. It's a home away from home. Book your next reservation here, you won't be disappointed. R.Blair"

"Fun bar and pool area"

"The people at the front desk were extremely polite, welcoming and helpful. Breakfast was top notch, the room was clean and it was very quiet so we had no trouble sleeping. Excellent stay"

"The room was not clean, the staff was nice with what interaction I had with them. I did not eat at the hotel and the air conditioner loud and kicked on a lot. Ended up sleeping without it on."

"We attend BikeWeek nearly every year and wanted to try a new place to stay. Reviews here were great, and deceptive. What you actually get is a smaller room, with a “balcony” which is actually a small porch with a view of the parking lot, an excessive per day parking fee and over crowded pools that are not really usable. The main pool is on the smaller size given the facility and was packed with kids and families all week. All seats / lounges taken before breakfast. The adults only pool was also packed, with all spots taken every day. Also, there is a single small burger cafe, that closes at 6:00pm on property, so no real food options or a bar for a drink, nothing you would tend to expect in terms of refreshment options. For the price (over several hundred per day), you get an ok hotel experience with no real fringe benefits. There is nothing here to justify a “resort” cost. "