Lighthouse Park Vacation Packages

Checking into the hotel takes about 15 minutes while they keep typing things into the system. When we got to our room, it was garbage blowing and piled up outside. The air conditioning is quite noisy also.

I felt so at home but still on vacation. A must to see and they will see me again.

Room was clean, windows were pretty dirty on the outside. One of the elevators was broken, so extended wait time leaving (was on top floor) but overall decent hotel. No real complaints.

There is no description about the construction site going on. The villas across the street are worth paying that 30 $40 more or the Westgate on Turkey Road is worth paying that 5060 $70 more however much it is There’s a homeless man sleeping by the exit door the entire time. I thought it was an employee because he had on like a colored shirt, but sure enough I’m walking out at 2 AM to grab something at my car. I hear a noise and it’s him I’m not the type of bother the homeless usually if they don’t bother me, but that’s definitely a security concern. That should have been taken care of in my opinion if I knew that construction was going on, I would have never never stayed here. It is a headache with the door keys as well deactivate if you would almost put it in within a foot of your phone. It feels like the inside of the rooms were nice. The hills were nice, but definitely not as clean as I thought it should be was like pew bear in my showers when I got there. Might sound like I’m being critical, but I love love love hotels in good hotels and buying the descriptions and the pictures. It looked great. I would say deceiving though what I stay here again if I had to, yes would I book here again by choice no

Walls are thin and you hear everything. Parking can be difficult if you’re in the front buildings. Beach is behind the 700 building. Nice pool and several sitting areas. Water pressure is excellent. Beds are comfortable. Tiki bar has slow service only 1 person working. Room is basically clean but still some sand on the floors. I’d stay again.