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"Our room did not block sound well. We could clearly hear normal noise conversations and even snoring. The noise from hallways was the same. Some of the international employees had difficulty with English. Other than those two issues everything was great. The restaurants were both very good in terms of food and prompt service. The pool area was very clean. We didnt get to take advantage of jacuzzi because children were in it all the way to the pool closing time. Overall we had great honeymoon experience."

"Upon arrival there was no parking. The parking lot was sketchy and had lots of clutter. The hotel is an old motel made into a spark hilton. It’s located in the very back of a row of hotels. The rooms are old, but clean. Our room was accessible to the room next door. I was unaware of this when I made the reservation. We were close to the office near the front door so unfortunately the light from the awning came in the room and we could hear families checking in. We did not eat the breakfast iy did not look appealing. We check out by 8 am. "

"Great tiki bar with love music daily"

"Not very friendly upon arrival Kinda clean"

"Yes i felt safe. Everything was great. Very comfortable and clean. "

"My particular room had a strong moldy/musty smell. I was on the first floor and it was very loud. I left before breakfast was served so can't comment on that. Unfortunately, there was an incident that involved a fire truck and several police cars that occurred late at night which was disruptive and concerning. The front desk clerk though very nice and accommodated me with an early check in was deathly sick and should have been home. I am a cancer patient and have a weak immune system. My toilet was running as well which I could hear all night. Over priced for what you get. "

"N/a"

"Not the cleanest. Checkin was rather rude. A/C kind of works, but not great. Not the best for pets. You can only bring them through the main lobby. The entire hotel is in definite need of a remodel. "