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"Loved the place. Was there just for 1 night for a concert. Very reasonably priced food and drinks. The only thing I would change is if you are staying there and have tickets for the event. That you get them when you check in, not having to leave the venue and stand in line to re-enter. Make it a perk of staying at the Resort."

"A big thing for me is Pet Friendly and not having to pay. Some places say pet friendly but still charge....Not cool!!!! The staff was wonderful, beds and pillows very comfortable, nice towels....all and all a very nice and reasonable hotel!!"

"Great location with extraordinary beach bar and restaurant less than a 5 minute walk."

"Working out is very important to me and the gym is very sparse. No free weights, only 2 tread mills but it was very clean and affordable "

"The place was very clean staff was courteous"

"N/A on the gym. Air conditioning was great 👍 "

"It's an older hotel. It's great if you're just there overnight, but anything longer. You might want to find somewhere else. Hotel directions on Google was difficult to find from the direction we were coming from. It led us on a different road and building. It had your basic functionalities. It just looked like they haven't upgraded. "

"Very retro kind of place, but kind of neat!"

"When you book a room through a discount travel site, the hotel has certain rooms reserved only for those guests. We have all experienced this. A situation developed when we entered the room assigned to us from the hotel. The room smelled overwhelmingly like mold and cleaning fluid and large chipping paint in the bathroom ceiling. When I went to the front desk and explained the situation and asked to move to another room, at first they did not want to give me another room but when another staffer explained they were other rooms in our "Sales category" we were able to move. The next room was fine. The issue here is the hotel staff new the first room we were in had that odor and chose to still put us in it. I then said so you knew they had an issue but you still put people in it because of the sales category. Interestingly, I counted only eleven vehicles in the parking lot that night. Which meant that over 80% of the hotel unoccupied. "