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"The pool only 3 ft deep but it was fine. You have to claim a seat early because they run out of spot quickly. "

"Breakfast was the best part of this stay for my family, my kids lived the homemade waffles which were very tasty and the omelets were great too. Beach and pool were awesome only thing is I had a toddler and the kiddy pool was cold but adults pool was warm. Also, I had asked for clean sheets because my toddler got them dirty with milk and Cheetos and I only got clean towels. The floor was sticky in my room too. But waking up to the view of the ocean waves was beautiful "

"Staff was excellent! Breakfast is excellent!"

"Hot water didn’t not work add on No shampoo just body wash, everything was unplugged the refrigerator didn’t not work so had nowhere to keep my daughter milk cold it was a not a clean room BOOKING SAID FREE PARKING BUT YOU STILL HAVE TO PAY FOR PARKING On top of that never heard of 100 dollars deposit the TV doesn’t even cost that much first and last time ever staying at a spark "

"Pool was dirty, no towels, elevator and halls were dirty and not vacuumed, room and bed was good. No microwave in room had to request? Good location overall OK"

"Checkers easy but they have it set up where you pick up the parking pass and get caught by the sale lady who was pushing the time share there. Property seems to be run down. Nothing special, glad I don’t have a time share here. "

"Parking was safe and easy."

"It's a historic hotel so don't expect the same as a brand new hotel, but room prices are more reasonable and still comfortable. Tavern downstairs was excellent, very convenient. Park at Convention Center for $10 per night and save valet fee."

"The hotel itself was very nice and good location. Very walkable area. Didnt appreciate the "destination fees" added to bill when checking out. This forces you to eat at the hotel restaurant or forfeit your money allocated daily for these fees. Also, room was immaculate and cleaned first day/night but not afterwards. We understand staff shortages."