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Constance Racey
Jul 30, 2026
Where do I start -
It's a shame this hotel is on the land it is, because the view is great. Unfortunately, that's about where it stops.
I booked this room because I saw pictures of a beautiful jetted tub, a fireplace and a fantastic view. It looked like a great room for a weekend getaway on our 10 year anniversary. When we arrived, the woman at the front desk explained that the air conditioning had been broken for 3 weeks, but they could give us a fan. Its July, so that's kind of annoying, and 3 weeks feels like a long time for something to be out, but whatever. Then she explains that the Jacuzzi tub and the fireplace is broken. So now we have no air conditioning, no fireplace and no Jacuzzi tub. Im annoyed at this point, but fine, we go to the room anyway. That's where it goes from bad to worse. The carpet is a Petri dish of bacteria with stains that are so prevalent that its difficult to tell what's actually a pattern and whats a stain. And it seriously wouldn't have mattered if the Jacuzzi was broken or not, because the bathtub was disgusting and certainly not the one I saw in the picture a few months back. At this point I'm crying, we decide to go to the front desk, explain how dirty the room is, and see if there's a different room. There's not, they're all sold out. Fine, at least they have a cocktail lounge, so I ask the lady where it is. Oh, it's been closed for a long time. We decide to just go get dinner across the street, and the server asks if I'm alright because he can clearly see I'm crying. I explained what happened and he said "ohhhh that hotel is terrible. The AC has actually been broken for 3 months, but they tell everyone 3 weeks so it seems more reasonable that it's still broken." It turns out what they really do is turn the breakers off for anything that uses a lot of electricity so they save money. When we get back to the room, we were greeted with a toilet that was overflowing with bubbles, and the bathtub is nearly full of bubbles. That's mopped up, but we certainly didn't step on the floor with our bare feet after, and I certainly wouldn't be using the shower. We're exhausted, so we call it a night. The next morning, my husband finds someone elses reading glasses on the nightstand, meaning nothing had been wiped down. I have read other reviews however that key cards work for other rooms, so I'm wondering if someone else was in our room?
Anyway, I would run. Run far, far away from this hotel.