We stayed for two nights with my family.
The location was great — just a 5-minute walk to the amusement park, and there’s a Chick-fil-A right across the street. You can rent umbrellas and chairs on the beach for $40 a day, which was convenient. The building is old but looked fairly clean.
However, many things were disappointing.
The pool was not heated, and the water was too cold to swim. There was no hot tub, even though the website mentioned one.
The fitness room and business center were used as storage rooms, so they were not available for guests at all.
The hotel’s website really needs to be updated — most of the listed amenities are no longer available. I didn’t find any of the things I expected based on the website.
I planned to pack light and do laundry there, but the staff said the laundry room was closed permanently. During busy hours, parking gets full and guests have to park on the street.
The balcony door lock was broken, and even though I asked for repair, no one ever came.
There’s also no housekeeping service, and when I went to the front desk for clean towels, I was told to bring the used ones — apparently, towel exchange is self-service.
The location is nice, but the facilities, maintenance, and accuracy of the hotel’s website need serious improvement.
