Todd
Pros: Room cooled off nicely, bed was comfy, shades kept things relatively dark.
Cons: Hoo boy. I booked the Jr. Jacuzzi \"Suite\" (it's a standard room) solely for the Jacuzzi. Upon check-in, I was told the jets were broken but would be fixed in a day or two. No problem, I can take/leave bubbles. The next day I went to use the Jacuzzi, sans jets, and found (steak?) bones of various sizes hanging out in there. I asked the front desk when it was last cleaned. I was told the filter was broken but would also be repaired. Must be a heavy duty filter to break down food waste. Eventually, things were purportedly fixed after two attempts on two separate days, but it never really felt \"clean\" and I was deprived of what I'd paid for for half my stay. No effort on management's part to make up for the loss of this feature.
Next, my wife works the night shift and I prefer the evenings as well, so we stay out late. I was surprised the first night when we returned to the hotel to find the front entry locked. We knocked to no avail. Eventually I was able to reach over and unlock the door from the adjacent roof. When I asked the next day what to do, I was told to call a number, or I could make the long trek down to the beach where that entrance was left open, then make the long trek back to the room. So, we called every night, listened to the phone ring inside, then made the long trek, occasionally passing by the night shift(?) sleeping on the stairs. There are better places to stay nearby.
Cons: Hoo boy. I booked the Jr. Jacuzzi \"Suite\" (it's a standard room) solely for the Jacuzzi. Upon check-in, I was told the jets were broken but would be fixed in a day or two. No problem, I can take/leave bubbles. The next day I went to use the Jacuzzi, sans jets, and found (steak?) bones of various sizes hanging out in there. I asked the front desk when it was last cleaned. I was told the filter was broken but would also be repaired. Must be a heavy duty filter to break down food waste. Eventually, things were purportedly fixed after two attempts on two separate days, but it never really felt \"clean\" and I was deprived of what I'd paid for for half my stay. No effort on management's part to make up for the loss of this feature.
Next, my wife works the night shift and I prefer the evenings as well, so we stay out late. I was surprised the first night when we returned to the hotel to find the front entry locked. We knocked to no avail. Eventually I was able to reach over and unlock the door from the adjacent roof. When I asked the next day what to do, I was told to call a number, or I could make the long trek down to the beach where that entrance was left open, then make the long trek back to the room. So, we called every night, listened to the phone ring inside, then made the long trek, occasionally passing by the night shift(?) sleeping on the stairs. There are better places to stay nearby.
