My wife and I stayed here for our anniversary for a few days off season (mid March). It was really an excellent little getaway with many pros and only a few cons This resort specializes in golf...golf...GOLF (haha) during the summer, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have much to offer in the winter. There is an AMAZING spa (excellent sauna, hot tub, indoor pool, great massages), basketball and tennis courts, arcade, axe throwing, mini bowling, and indoor golf simulators. And if you prefer to just not leave the room, very comfy beds with couch seating at almost 400 sq feet per the most basic room (next time we stay here we will probably stay on the tower side of the resort where the rooms are even a little nicer). What we also loved here was the food. Aerie restaurant might be our new favorite restaurant in Michigan (close toss up with The Chophouse in Grand Rapids). See a separate review of mine for more particulars. There is also amazing room service, Niiji restaurant downstairs next to the lobby (great breakfast menu), and Jacks where you can get a good pizza or cheesy bread with awesome drinks. As for the cons, there are two: 1. A little pricey, and will only increase as we get more "in season." For the extra cost of an airplane ride, we could get a suite in downtown Vegas at the Golden Nugget, Plaza, or a luxury mini suite on Michigan Avenue in Chicago for the same price per night here of a standard room. That doesn't necessarily mean the price is not worth it here. Just be prepared is all. 2. Kids. Ugh. During the week there were not many people staying here, but as the weekend crept up more families arrived. Of course all it takes is one mommy and daddy to get drunk at Jacks downstairs while letting 3 ten year old buffoons run up and down the hall six floors up knocking on doors and running away to peeve folks like my wife and I to really put a damper on things (I don't mind admitting I don't like kids-lol. I have my own children and grandchildren-that's enough for me). The point is... do not confuse this with an adults only sanctuary. That is not what this place is. Just be prepared. Overall the score here is more like a 4.5 vs a true 5, but I'm rounding up as my wife and I were able to create some precious memories. That is bigger and better than any high price or annoying kids. Job very well done by the GTR&S. Looking forward to coming back here next year perhaps for a golf outing. :) read more

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tower room was $450.00 during the week. we had to change rooms as we were put next to the elevator...very noisy. Dinner at Arie was over $250.00 ...the sea bass was about 3 ounces with no seasoning, the elk loin was barely edible...menu was very limited. when we informed our server that the steak was not good, they credited our salad. the steak was $82.00 and the sea bass was $58.00. you are definitely paying for the view and not for the quality of the food. keep driving... no food options after 10:00... not even a vending machine. had to go to 2 different floors to get a $4.00 bottle of water...very dissatisfied! read more

This was our first and likely last stay at the Grand Traverse Resort. It was my fiancé's birthday, and while we usually stay at Delamar, we wanted to try something different since the price was good. We booked a tower room. Upon arrival, we were greeted by Pedro, who was not particularly welcoming no hello or welcome, just a basic request for my ID. The room layout was great, but the "golf course view" was more of a parking lot view (though everything was snow-covered, so I understand that may affect the experience). Unfortunately, the room itself was not clean. There appeared to be mold in the ice bucket, white sticky stuff on the cabinet under the TV, handprints on the shower glass, and hair left in the bathroom, a smashed spider in the corner and cob webs throughout. Additionally, the balcony door lock was broken, so the balcony could not be opened at all, and the shower door bracket was also broken. We chose to stay since it was only one night and the bed appeared clean. I brought these issues up to Rachel at check-out, and her response was simply that they had "a list of housekeeping issues this morning," with no apology or concern expressed. Overall, the hotel staff did not feel very caring or welcoming, although the restaurant staff was very friendly. It was nice seeing the tennis matches going on, but the pool was quite cold, kids were filling the hot tub area to play so we stayed away. Would be cool to have an adult only hot tub. I'm sure when the outside ones are open and it's not as cold these are pretty nice. All in all, this stay did not provide the resort experience we were hoping for. I'm not sure I would recommend. read more

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We're currently staying at Grand Traverse Harbor Resort (March 24-28), and unfortunately, our experience started off on a very disappointing note. My family and I--my wife and three children--arrived after a 5-hour drive from Chicago, just one day after my wife had surgery. After that kind of travel, you expect a warm and professional welcome. That was not our experience. At check-in, there was no one at the front desk. When a staff member named Adriana arrived, there was no greeting, no eye contact, and the interaction felt dismissive and unwelcoming from the start. Even after we calmly tried to reset the tone, the experience did not improve. When we asked to speak with a manager, the situation remained uncomfortable and unresolved.she was even interrupting her manager johnny and said she didn't care if we gave a review. This was a surprising first impression for a resort of this caliber. We also couldn't ignore that we were the only Black family present at the time, which made the interaction feel even more concerning. I'm sharing this feedback in hopes that management will take a closer look and address it. We're still here for several days and would truly appreciate the opportunity for our experience to be turned around. Hoping someone from management reaches out during our stay. read more

This is my second stay at this resort. My recommendation is to have a rental car because you are 20-25 minutes away from downtown and all of the action. The resort is remote, and I also recommend you stay in the "Tower" as the rooms are larger and have views. However, on the whole, the resort needs a "Refresh" on rooms. New beds, linens, pillows, furniture, etc. The staff is very kind and helpful. read more

So this was my first interaction at a hotel in Michigan. I've traveled far and paid for my stay here just to enjoy the Michigan experience. For such a lovely hotel I was appalled by the disrespect I witnessed. As I was hanging around in the reception, I witnessed an African American family being treated differently by the person at the front desk. Now I initially enjoyed my stay but this made this significantly worse as I was leaving. The woman working at the desk had absolutely no customer service skills and she was simply disrespectful and dehumanizing to the lovely family that just wanted to check in. The woman couldn't even hold eye contact with the family and treated them differently. Based on the interaction I observed I truly feel that it appears that people of color aren't welcome at this resort. It's really sad to see things like this in a world where theres already so much evil. The worker then began to escalate the situation while repeatedly stating her name which was "Adriana". She clearly doesn't know how to work with people and this resort needs to either fire Adriana or apologize to the African American family who paid for this expensive hotel. They didn't deserve this disrespect, they paid for a good time, not to be treated differently by an ignorant, uneducated, untrained worker. I not only blame "Adriana" but I blame those who hired her. Professionalism should be a priority in such a high quality hotel. I was disappointed and disgusted watching such an interaction and it made me feel obligated to write a review about such a distasteful experience. read more

It was a very nice and beautiful hotel but man everything inside was SO expensive! The restaurants are open at weird times so inconvenient to eat there. Menus do not have a lot of variety and are also pricer, better off going to eat out. Room layout is a bit odd too, the stand up shower is nice but water gets everywhere! read more

Met with a rude check in person. Not a hello or a welcome. It was I need a license and credit card. Got to our room and the room is dingy, stained up carpeting and gross. read more

I've visited and stayed at Grand Traverse Resort & Spa several times over the years, and I've always had an exemplary experience. The rooms are comfortable and well-appointed (especially now following the renovations), there's a lot of great things to do on-site (and nearby), and the staff are excellent. Most recently I attended a work retreat on site, and enjoyed both the lodging and the conference rooms/meeting spaces (and the catering - which had the nice touch of including some locally-made products with the meals). One of the things I love about the resort is that it's close to downtown Traverse City without being *in* the city (which gets predicably busy with tourism in the summer months). Also - the accommodations at the resort are better than anywhere I've stayed in downtown TC. read more

I used to really enjoy this hotel. Now, while at a well attended conference, all the restaurants are closed early. All the stores closed. The one bar, with a 'late-night menu at 9pm was so crowded my party of six bailed before we could order food. Nice enough place but just not enjoyable when nothing to do. read more

Place is great for vacation very nice hotel room and AMAZING VIEW just lower the price a tiny bit and this is a 10 is I could do so read more

Grand Traverse Resort & Spa - Great sunset - Resorts Near Me - Acme, Michigan

Would never stay again. 1 BDRM Village CONDO was overpriced. The events are a seldom with no appeal. Arrival - we arrived hours after check in only to be told that no one knows if the room is ready and we have to wait for someone to go check. Gessh. During check in, questions are posed with incomplete answers. Opportunity to advise us and welcome us was lost. There seemed to be no interest in making our stay delightful. The condo was okay but the TV was so small for the distance to the couch. In today's cheap big screen tv's this is inexcusable. TV had no channel listing provided nor instructions on how to get out of the menu on the screen. The bedroom was the best room, comfortable bed and plenty of space. The shower area has one small rack to hold all the towels as if no one ever heard of a hook on the back of a door. The kitchenette had a sink and two burners (one knob kept falling off) with no area for the drying rack and toaster except using another piece of furniture (see pic). BTW, staff doesn't ensure that there are carts in the lobby so we have to manually lug our suitcases. I am not saying this should be the Ritz but for these prices more is expected. They, imo, gouged us on staying on July 4th. Normal room rate was $369, then it went to $387 on July 3 and then $549 on July 4th (are you kidding me) and there was nothing was special - no fireworks, special events). Add to that $40 in taxes and $20-$30 resort fee and the bundled cost is ridiculous. read more

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From start to finish our weekend was wonderful. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We stayed in the tower and the room was very comfortable. The shower is big and has nice pressure. Check in and out was very easy. We'll definitely be back! read more

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Called a week before our trip to ask about day passes to the spa (which online it said we needed to do) and when I asked they said that we could just come in and wouldn't book our reservation. When we came in they said they are not selling day passes and turned us away read more

2nd stay here for a conference after getting married here over a decade ago and while it seems many of the internal things have been visually updated, it does not feel like much has been done to improve the quality of food provided or value for staying at the hotel. Unless you are specifically staying here for golf or a conference (and even then i would prefer to stay elsewhere and only come for event when given the opportunity), I would recommend staying elsewhere. read more

Really great place to play golf. The wolverine is a fun course for any golfer. Looking for something a little more challenging try out the Bear course. Drinks and food on the course are reasonably priced. read more

Grand Traverse Resort & Spa - Resorts Near Me - Acme, Michigan

I see this place has 2 1/2 stars on yelp and that seems about right even in heyday this place wasn't all that exciting. It's kind of sticks out like a sore thumb against the typical vibe that you expect to find in Northern Michigan. I don't like the location at all in frankly, if I'm not traveling up here for a conference, I'm not coming anywhere near this hotel. What bothered me this time a little bit was the staff generally seemed on, pleasant and not happy to be there. Walked into a couple couple of the clothing shops and were never even acknowledged by any of the employees manning the counters. And stopped at the shop for some ice cream. It was really grossed out when the attendant grabbed a cone with her bare hand after having been talking and texting on her phone without washing, yeah probably should've said something and asked her to remake it, but she was so. read more

If you want to experience the Best of Michigan, then the Grand Traverse Resort and Spa will definitely be one of your stops. Come check it out! We loved our stay and the service was outstanding. The view from the restaurant on the top of the hotel is one of the best in Northern Michigan. read more

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I Booked a romantic spa weekend package for my partner and me on Valentine's Day. We drove 3+ hours through the snow. We got there and the place was overrun with children bouncing basketballs and running around like crazy. Apparently the hotel was hosting a large children's basketball tournament....on Valentine's Day weekend. Children in wet bathing suits and bare feet were running through the restaurant we were eating at on our first night. Children were stomping up and down our hallway yelling until midnight. We spent the next day at the spa which was located directly under, you guessed it, the basketball courts. The entire experience was marred by the clear sounds of shoes squeaking, basketballs bouncing, and buzzers buzzing. We could literally hear a parent arguing with a ref from the sauna. We had an issue with being double charged for our package and the reception staff was not keen on helping us, probably wanted us to scoot so they could accommodate the hockey tournament families that were arriving. I spoke to a vendor for a homeowners conference that was also there that weekend (but did not cause any kind of disturbance) and they told me that the resort has been hosting this tournament that weekend for years. The only reason I am giving two stars is because the staff at the spa, Niijii, and Aerie were wonderful. However, we will be spending next Valentine's Day somewhere that values their guests and honors the experience they advertise for "romantic weekend getaways" read more

Went there for a night so my daughter and her friends could swim. The room was so nasty! Puke all down the inside of the bathroom door. I showed the front desk pictures thinking they might clean it and that didn't happen. Woke up at 7AM and drove a mile home. Done going there as a local because they don't care! read more

Grand Traverse Resort & Spa - Puke down the door - Resorts Near Me - Acme, Michigan

The rooftop restaurant on property last minute cancelled our anniversary dinner 2 days before the reservation, weeks after booking and confirmation. The resort management initially claimed we were not cancelled so we did not fully research any other restaurants in town. The next day, resort management backtracked and confirmed we were in fact cancelled. They did reserve us a table at another company owned restaurant in the casino down the street (which we had to very quickly find online with no context about the venue) but they did not tell us how poor quality that restaurant is nor did they tell us it is a windowless pit that you approach through the slot machine floor on the casino, which really ruins the vibe for an anniversary dinner. The resort has made it clear they are not concerned about our terrible experience and has offered only the mildest possible remediation (1/2 off the TERRIBLE restaurant). The service, aside from the terrible anniversary management, was begrudging at best. The staff seemed to think they were doing us a favor by going to their bar and staying in their room. The resort itself is a mediocre property with very nice golf courses. The area is wonderful - stay in any one of the plentiful alternative options in the area rather than wasting money at this disappointment. read more

Loved it. The room was clean and beds were comfortable with nice sheets and pillows wonderful! It's a fantastic place to stay read more

This resort has gone down hill. The restaurants are very bad. Even their best one Aerie is bad. Ordered a steak cooked medium and we got medium raw. I came here ten years ago and it's not same never again. read more

We stopped here on our way to Cheboygan Michigan from Chicago. It really wasn't on the way so my bad for booking it, but also looked like a fun resort for our boys to enjoy. Unfortunately, by the time we got there they only got an hour or so in the arcade (which they loved) before bedtime. And then we had to walk up early to pick up their sister at overnight camp. The hotel itself is ginormous, although we only saw a small part of it: a room (nothing special, but clean), the arcade (kids give it 2 thumbs up) and I grabbed a drink at the bar with a friend. The bartender was working hard with this lively crowd and within an hour of sitting down there was singing and dancing in the lobby. Fun crowd! The next morning we grabbed a coffee and breakfast in the marketplace although there really wasn't much to chose from in regards to food beyond stale bagels. Our room was over $300/night, but based on many other hotel experiences would say our room was worth about $150/night. I do want to come back to Traverse City at some point to explore and this is a fine place to stay, but I think there are probably nicer hotels that I would prefer in the area. Then again we aren't golfers and I've heard it's a great place for those who love to golf. read more

All 3 courses in absolute pristine condition. Played the bear Monday and beautiful greens and fairways! Even with heavy play, made it around comfortably in 4.5 hours. Very friendly staff! read more

Check in was extremely sad. We were literally the only people in line to check in and the front desk staff acted as though we were a bother. I asked about the mini manicure that was set up in the lobby and no one even greeted me even after I said hello. Train your staff to greet customers and guest and be kind. It doesn't take much to simply do your jobs. My husband and I have come here for the spa but in the future we will decide to go elsewhere. read more

Don't stay here. I've heard rave reviews from people who stayed here 5 or more years ago. But the overall consensus of our group after our stay? Grand Traverse Resort gave up. Rooms do *not* have: amenities; microwaves, tubs, any sort of mini bar or snacks on option, room service, a smart TV (no streaming, and a movie rental is $19.99), fans in the bathrooms, housekeeping, reasonable access to the pool/hot tub, staffed concierge, staff. As others stated, there's definitely a staff shortage. But aside from inside the absolutely dead stores on the main floor, the only staff I saw our entire weekend was one very flustered front desk associate who informed us that if we would like a microwave in our room, we could rent one for $15 a night. The pool closed for the day at 8pm, and also was closed from 1pm to 4pm on weekdays. The one 15 minute trip we took down there for the hot tub, surprised us with: one pool completely drained, and the other absolutely *overrun* with kids. Of course they'd be swimming during what you'd think would be adult hours, since it was closed all afternoon. The lobby bar was closed for our entire stay. No one was at the concierge desk. The activities center (The Den?) was closed. There is no continental breakfast, and the coffee pods you'll receive in your room are not good, and will also not be replenished. (The coffee maker actually sprayed scalding hot water at me when I plugged it in, so that was weird) Our shower had a bulging plaster ceiling that was warped to the point that there was a hole above the shower head. I'm sure this is due to the fact that there is no fan or vent in the bathroom. Overall, it was a crappy stay, and I wouldn't spend even half of the nightly rate on this place if I were you. Its two redeeming qualities are the nice view and comfy beds. read more

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We were in the older section. The first two days, which were very hot days, there was no air conditioning in the hallways. The upside was that we were closer to the pool, fitness center and spa. The air conditioning makes so much noise that it is overly loud. The rooms do not have fridges or microwaves. Room service is by request only. read more

My review is of the golf course by Jack Nicklaus the Bear Course. Was in town to support a friend in the Iron Man 70.3 in Frankfort and took the opportunity to play this local course. Layout of the course is a resort style condition with favorable fairways and large greens making it a fun outing. Played as a single and was paired with a group of retired veterans who were traveling and been wanting to play the course. Besides the weather being nice that day, the best part was hearing the stories of these 3 men who toured together in the service and remained friends for over 50 years! I couldn't have asked for a better group and after thanking them for their service we even shared a beer after the round, for which I made sure to pick up the tab for them! read more

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Great location but impacted by poor managerial and front desk support. In addition, the resort had several features closed down and the rooms are becoming very dated. The Shores beach area no longer has an outdoor pool, beverage service, or food. We were not told this at the time of booking and it was a major letdown. Further, the indoor pool no longer has a functional water slide for the kids. Again, we were not made aware of this at booking or just prior to arrival. The most glaring issues though are manager and front desk support. We were locked out of our room 3 times (shores condos) for an extended period each time. The front desk offered little to no help, and failed to send someone with a key. We were required to drive back to the main desk, wait in line, get a key and drive back. 3 times this occurred. At one point we were locked outside of our room for 45 minutes. Beyond this it took multiple hours and multiple calls to get basic things like towels and pillows. When we asked to speak with a manager, each time the front desk claimed there was no manager onsite. I find this very hard to believe that for a full week no manager existed at the hotel. We used to really enjoy our stays here, but it's gone downhill. The resort needs new leadership. a remodel, and they need to get the Shores Beach area (once a crown jewel) figured out and improved. Despite all of these issues, we still managed to have a fun family trip. As I said above the location is beautiful. It is an absolute shame the resort ownership is letting it get so dated and rundown. Someone like Hyatt needs to buy this place and turn into the jewel of the area it can certainly become again. read more

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This review is only covering the nail salon!! I went to get a manicure at the resort's spa a few days ago, and as much as I hate to say it, it was just a really bad manicure: 1. The nail tech used a body scrub on my hands and arms, but she left it all over my arms and I had to wash it off on my own later. 2. She cut my finger while trimming my cuticles. 3. She didn't use a base coat, and now my nails are stained yellow! 4. The manicure itself was just bad (see pictures). She didn't paint the sides of my nails, around my cuticle looks wonky, the polish color was still translucent and needed another coat. The lady who did my nails was very nice but she just didn't do a good job. And please note I didn't complain to anyone so I'm not sure how they would have remedied the situation. read more

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Gorgeous grounds, access to the beach and multiple pools, as well as two huge jacuzzis that are 18+. I love coming Up North and this place adds to it.! read more

A 4 star hotel with 2 star service. Great location and easy to get to. Lots to do in the area. Good looking grounds. I'd been here before for a conference. However there is zero housekeeping during your stay. No towel replacement , no trash removal and no linens changed regardless of how long you stay. This is unacceptable considering the price as well as how they represent themselves to the public as a leading "resort and spa destination ." When I saw towels had not been picked up I called front desk that stated housekeeping stopped after Covid started and if we want something to ask . Right... not coming back . A cheap motel would do better then that. In addition they charge a $20.95 daily resort fee on top of the nightly rate. So what are we paying this for if we get nothing other than a bed to sleep on ? read more

This isn't about the stay itself; I've stayed here before and it's just ok. Very overpriced for what you get (or don't get). The issue I have now is that I sent my boss off for a conference at GTR and paid for the deposit with our company credit card. He pays for the balance upon departure with his own credit card and then a few days later, on our company credit card, a charge of almost $700 appears and then a couple of days after that another charge of almost $350 appears. Boss did not make those charges. I call and email GTR several times over a week and no one will return my email or call. I left messages directly with the Julie, the accountant, who apparently just forwarded them to other people to handle who never called me back (confirmed by a GTR employee I spoke to) - not helpful whatsoever and very unprofessional imo. I called again and told them I must speak with a live person this time, I've left voicemails to wherever they transferred me (including Julie) and no one has called me back. Later that day, Rick the Resort Operations Controller, called me back. I told him what's going on and then send him my detailed back up information from the bank showing the charges, including dates, transaction numbers, the whole gambit. I didn't hear back from him after a couple of days so I emailed him to see if he had a chance to look over what I sent and crickets. No one ever got back to me about these fraudulent charges of approximately $1,000! They're supposed to be in the HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY for Pete's sake! It's over a month later and I'll dispute all the charges, but this could have been remedied very easily without wasting my time and efforts. Also, how did these charges get on our card when it was in my possession over 300 miles away at the time? Inside job, I'm guessing? I'm a polite person, friendly, patient, never raised my voice and was very appreciative when I thought someone was trying to help me remedy this. GTR is very unprofessional in the way they handle things, it's absurd. A lot of my time was wasted, and my company is out approximately $1,000 until my dispute is settled. read more

UPDATE: a manager responded to my message to the hotel shortly after this review was posted, thanking me for the feedback and stating that they'll address the issue with staff. I'll take him at his word, so I'm upgrading the review to 3 stars instead of 2. Overall a decent experience at the hotel. I was attending a conference. The old section that previous reviews had complained about has been renovated. No mold, stains, or decaying pieces. Why I give 2 stars, however, is because of the check-in experience. As an American of Asian descent, I occasionally encounter implicit bias and racism that assumes I'm a foreigner based solely on my outward appearance. The check-in clerk did this to me. While holding my ID in his hand, he asked me conversationally with a smile, "so where are you from?" I thought it was a trick question. I answered the city where I live (which is on my license). He looked confused, so I mentioned the major metropolitan area it's located. He snapped out of his daze and said, "oh, you're American!" He drew a conclusion based solely on how I looked. I sent a message to the hotel, suggesting they improve their staff training for implicit bias to avoid this sort of gaffe in the future. I got no response. While I don't want to get the staff member in trouble (and therefore didn't name him specifically in my message to the hotel), he and probably others therefore need more training & guidance lest he say something inappropriate in the future to someone with less patience and a lower threshold of tolerance. The only other service offered by the hotel that I used was the workout room. It was adequate. Mostly populated by machines and very, very limited in free-weights. Dumbbells only go up to 20 lbs. Kettlebells are mismatched. The water fountain has far too much pressure, and I ended up rinsing the wall a few times. read more

We are beyond grateful for the exceptional services we received at the Grand Traverse Resort during our daughter's wedding and events. The breathtaking views, amazing food, and dedicated staff made for an unforgettable experience. Special thanks to Chef Auston for the Michelin star quality of food and services with a personal touch, Payton Taylor for ensuring seamless event setups and execution all around, Sarah Arnott for the most amazing guest services, and Gaye O'Neal for her warm and incredible leadership. Despite unexpected weather challenges on the day of wedding and reception, the resort team mobilized the staff that quickly restored everything to help carry the celebration forward. The Grand Traverse Resort team worked very well together and looked after each event to oversee that no stone was left unturned ensuring an outstanding setup and a memorable event delivery. We highly recommend Grand Traverse Resort for those seeking an exceptionally extraordinary 7-star event experience! -Dipak & Ginni Doshi read more

We had a great couples message. The spa is very nice. They have great amenities. You can use the pool and workout facilities. The workout room is small but had everything you need for a good workout. The message therapist were both great. The message was very good. Definitely would recommend this place. read more

So we are here at 5:15 PM, after a long 4 hour drive, and an hour and 15 minutes after the designated check-in time. Both rooms are not ready or cleaned. Also, they explained that their policy is that they do not offer housekeeping for our four night stay. For how much this resort costs, and the amenities it's supposedly supplies, This is a raging disappointment. I asked if they could accommodate us, or at least provide housekeeping due to this delay, and ensuring our rooms are ready at an appropriate time and a gentleman at the front desk told me that he could not offer me anything and he would "email" management to come and talk to me at their convenience . I'm so disappointed, our family's first time at this resort and staying in Traverse City. We are now just going to sit in the lobby until they allow us to go up to our rooms.. ***update- 6:13 pm Ok, very quickly, due to my dismay, this really nice gentleman named Scott who is the Director of operations contacted me offered a million apologies for the front desk behavior and offered our family housekeeping for the duration pf our stay, despite the general policy of "no housekeeping. I was very happy with this prompt response. But as for Michigan, or this resort or anything, I think this many years post Covid, full housekeeping should resume at all hotels, particularly resort and spa locations where families do not want to have to have upkeep when they're on vacation and paying for a hotel. That's my 2 cents on the overall policy!! read more

The front was roped off for construction that never began, meaning to get you luggage in and out it was a pain. The room's closet held 5 shirts, maybe. Drawer storage left a lot to be desired also. The shower was pretty but did not have a door, they had some sort of heat lamp that didn't do a whole lot. The sink did not drain. They mowed the grass at 9 am. The reception desk was always packed so to ask for anything it was a wait. Bar is situated directly in front of the elevators and the bartender was irritated and a little rude. Other staff I did not find either welcoming or helpful. read more

This hotel hires people whole steal!!!!!!! I stayed at your hotel March 24-26th 2023 and my Gucci belt was stolen from our room. Extremely upset, literally heartbroken this was a gift from my husband and son 3 years ago. I called the hotel and they said no belt was found. I know this was the last place I had my belt as I am very organized and meticulous with my stuff and surroundings. read more