This campsite is truly so nice! The layout is spread out, but still is very easy and accessible…read more Campgrounds are kept clean and tidy. The location looks secluded but is actually pretty close to local businesses so you're out in the woods, but not really :)

I go to summer camp every year for the last 5 years I…read morebelieve that they need to check the niceness of a certain counselor and admin they have the biggest attitude with me and I really do not appreciate it On the other hand so of the counselors need a raise for their attitude and determination towards these fine campers like myself The quality of these bathrooms in the woods is horrible for the last two days in a row. I saw at least a 2 inch long spider especially the bathhouse. That thing is disgusting. The showers look like the backrooms in a horror game The quality needs an update, but the bathrooms in the dining hall are amazing. Very fresh smelling stuff in the toilet. Overall, they need to get rid of some things, but it is a very great place to go to summer camp. The value is great for your experience. in fact, I'm on a trip to Gatorland right now. But but despite all of its cons, it is an amazing place. It is also a great place to make friends and have fun.

i've been here about 3 months. this is one of the best communities i've ever lived in. some people…read morework, but a lot of people are retired. everyone helps one another and are very friendly. there is zero drama due to the fact that the guy running the place won't put up with it.

Very organized and responds in a timely fashion to email questions. The facility was clean and…read morequiet. We enjoyed it very much.

I have never stayed here. I WANT TO AND WILL MAKE…read moreRESERVATIONS IN THE FUTURE IF AVAILABLE. They have new rules that completely make sense if you want to be profitable. Life is no longer all about you. People who actually care about others and offer clean, safe camping and clamping locations deserve to make a decent living. Even Disney had completely changed their directive. The idea every one has a chance to utilize a special location. If you want to lock up your understood special viewing spot. You have to pay the piper. They are not your Mom and Dad. This is a business. You understand. I know you do but you will try, eh. lol

The BUDGET MOTEL WAS A PLEASANT PLACE AND CONVENIENT AND SOMEWHAT SAFE the people who owned it are…read morenice but the people around it is not a good area to be living around..!! (But the owner's are nice and you are down the way to the all venues in the city area's most famous Camping World Stadium....!!!

This place was great Great location will be coming back for…read moresure. Very convenient location with a very nice price

Rosen Shingle Creek 9939 UNIVERSAL BLVD,…read moreORLANDO, FLORIDA 32819 There's something about arriving at Rosen Shingle Creek that immediately sets the tone for a refined yet welcoming stay. Rising gracefully against the Orlando skyline, this property feels less like a typical hotel and more like a thoughtfully designed retreat where comfort, elegance, and service come together effortlessly. The first thing that stands out is the architecture--rich Spanish revival influences that give the entire space a warm, timeless character. It's grand without feeling overwhelming, and every corner feels intentional. As you step into the guest rooms, the experience only gets better. Spacious, quiet, and beautifully maintained, the rooms offer sweeping views of the lush greens of the Shingle Creek Golf Course. Waking up to that serene landscape feels like a reset button for the day. What truly elevates the experience here is the level of hospitality. The service feels genuine, not scripted--attentive without being intrusive. It's clear why they've earned a reputation for exceptional customer care. The dining options are equally impressive, offering a variety of well-executed menus that cater to different moods, whether you're in the mood for a relaxed bite or a more refined evening. Add to that the expansive meeting rooms and conference spaces, and it's easy to see why this property is a favorite for both leisure travelers and business guests alike. Location-wise, it's hard to beat--tucked along Universal Boulevard, just minutes from major attractions and conveniently close to the Orange County Convention Center, yet it still manages to feel like a peaceful escape from the buzz. Overall, Rosen Shingle Creek delivers a complete experience--beautiful surroundings, thoughtful design, excellent food, and service that leaves a lasting impression. It's one of those places you don't just stay at--you genuinely enjoy being there. One small but somewhat surprising detail--access to the hotel gym comes with a $10 daily fee. It's not a dealbreaker by any means, but it does stand out, especially in a property of this caliber where you might expect fitness access to be included.

The Rosen shingle creek is absolutely massive so you need a map to get around. Everything screams…read moreluxury. Theres even lotions in the restrooms :) the convention center is enormous and can host large events, everything looks very beautiful. The lobby is large and hosts a sushi restaurant. There is valet or paid self parking.

We dropped our motorhome for regular maintenance and requested it be washed. Because we live full…read moretime in our rig we found ourselves back on the CW lot getting a few more things. While there we also asked for the MH to be waxed. Fast forward to pick up day. We paid, had the mh brought out and did an inspection of the wash/wax. Since it rains so often here I was expecting water spots everywhere but what I saw was no evidence of washing nor waxing. I went back inside to question the service dept. Jesse immediately brought someone from the detail staff who not only owned up to the fact that they had made a mistake but apologized! I completely understand - stuff happens; sometimes things fall thru the cracks. No one is perfect. But to have CW be so gracious, admit they made a mistake, apologize and refund our money was a breath of fresh air. I would recommend their service dept!

Customer service is poor I was looking to purchase a new 5th wheel cash today no greeting and not…read morejust me I spoke to other folks they just left but I figured I'd look anyway everything was locked up so I left I bought from another dealership out of state I'm heading out tomorrow I pay cash that's one sale you lost I have many friends who also rv they also purchase up have a great day

Stayed here on 2 separate visits to the Winter Park area. This hotel is within walking distance of…read morefood and shopping, which is nice. The valet service is very helpful and friendly in each interaction. The beautiful entrance is welcoming when you walk in. It's clean and very spacious with lots of seating. The cafe/bakery to the left of the entrance is nice, with plenty of seating. Check-in was smooth. The room was spacious and clean. The refrigerator was overflowing with ice, which spilled out onto the floor when I opened it; some melted and refreezed. Not sure if it's a good idea to use the ice. So I just walked down to the ice machine and got ice. Housekeeping was on time daily but didn't clean much beyond fixing the bedding and replenishing towels. They didn't even touch certain parts of the room. The same piece of paper remained on the carpet throughout the visit. I know the hotel is affiliated with the college, so you are contributing to a good cause. Room service was a fail all 4 times I tried ordering on both visits, which sucks. When you call the desk, they don't seem to have an answer for why no one picks up. If you use dry cleaning, you have to ask for bags in case you use the laundry service again. If you've used the ones in the room, they don't automatically bring more. I waited until my 2nd visit to see if it would make a difference before writing my review, but it was pretty much the same. But for the area, the price was pretty reasonable. I had breakfast twice in the restaurant downstairs

This review is based on an event…read more Atmosphere: the event was in the first meeting room to the right of the lobby, and it is the perfect size for an up to 40-person dinner. The big windows in the back are a huge plus: watching the sunset light fade into the evening during the meal was a highlight. The whole hotel is gorgeous. The contemporary art everywhere gives it a high-end feel that's perfect for business events. Food: the charcuterie buffet was a hit. Everything was set up perfectly and tasted fresh, especially the cheeses (I loved the manchego, it was so soft) and the prosciutto. I was a little less impressed with the mains, though. The risotto felt a bit heavy on the cream and was a little too al dente to my taste. The ribeye was cut and cooked in a way that felt more like pork than steak. Everything else I tried, the asparagus, the salmon, and the salad, was pretty good though. Service: every staff member was super friendly and fast, especially the valet guy. I'm definitely planning to come back to check out Hamilton's Kitchen. The bar and dining area look very inviting and classy.