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"Tableware great but bring cooking needs."

"If you are placed in the older building, you will feel like you've been "catfished" (tricked)... The pictures online do not reflect the older accomodations. You'd be staying with stained yellow carpeting (possibly from the 1980s??), broken cabinets, exposed electrical, a bathtub faucet that didn't stop dripping, actual dirt and grime, a couch with old cigarette burns, a broken elevator, etc. When I complained, we were moved into the newer, remodeled building but I would not stay there again. I can provide pictures to support the above info."

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"The cleanliness was the biggest issue. Travis (the evening shift manager) was the second. Terrible customer service, bad for the company’s reputation. Every other person was very nice and very helpful regarding my huge concern about our room being unsanitary. "

"The staff was extremely friendly. They were clearly working on the rooms and the pool area because you could tell there was a lot of construction mess everywhere. But you could tell they also did not clean the rooms as well as they should have. There was mysterious stains on the walls. I sat down to go pee, and the door was closed, and I could see drips of some kind of liquid all over the door. I swear there was a booger on the wall on my left. There was mold in the bathroom. The parking lot only has one entrance. "

"Nice place, great amenities. It’s more of a condo than hotel room, no cleaning service."

"The bathroom doors are a bit annoying, but, overall - the property & pools are amazing. Staff incredible, and food was fabulous. "

"I do not recommend staying here. Place is not what the picture look like! It is very dirty, old, smells like smoke, and people walking around at 5am shirtless. Just go and spend your money somewhere else not kid friendly at all!!"

"A/C could not be controlled in the room. The bed was the lumpiest I have ever slept on and the pillows were unbearable. The shower was tiny and the water drained so slowly that it would overflow within a few minutes, even though the water pressure was extremely low. The temperature of the water suddenly and repeatedly would become scalding. "