Loved the stay!! And loved our room even more.!! We had dinner at a local restaurant and watched…read morefire works on New Year's Eve. The sunrise in the morning was so beautiful from our room! I will definitely return for another visit!!

1) One of the elevators were not working, so it was a very long wait to get up and down…read more2) being forced to buy overpriced drinks at the pool is a joke, everybody should just be able to bring their own and not have a bar down there 3) paying for parking that is a long ways away is not fair. We're already paying a $50 resort fee every night. 4) the wait is very long at the pool bar because they don't have pre-mixed margaritas. They're mixing it all by hand and it took very long time to get a drink every time we needed one. 5) food and drinks at the license to chill bar is extremely expensive 6) understaffed! The Landshark bar and Grill was very empty, but we still had to wait 20 minutes because there weren't enough servers on a Thursday evening of Conroe school district spring break. They should've planned better. 7) not all of the pools are heated - only two out of the 5R and it was very cold 8) the staff are using the elevators to go up only one floor instead of using the stairs, even though they have nothing in their hands. This causes a lot of traffic in the elevator area and we have to stop so often on the way up or down. 9) rooms were too expensive for an off-season 10) half of the arcade machines are not working especially the ones that are two player only one side is working so I could not play with my son a majority of the games. 11) music by all the pools was too loud. Also we don't need a DJ at 3pm in the afternoon in the adult section 12) room service never showed up for the full day we stayed

Delicious food and a good time! The Valentine's Day menu were really good. Great service by Faith…read more Loved the drinks especially the tranquil waters. Will definitely come back soon!

I usually elaborate on my reviews for restaurants but I actually found this visit a very…read morestraightforward one. My family and I were actually out to go strawberry picking but ultimately did not meet our expectations. We were all hungry and by a search happened to find Landshark Bar & Grill. Interesting was the location next to Margaritaville. The menu is a couple of selections but ultimately decided to go with the Seafood platter that had the beer batter fish, fries, coleslaw, coconut shrimp, fried shrimp with pineapple aioli, cocktail sauce and tartar sauces. Good selections and a nice crispy bite to each. Overall I think visiting Landshark Bar & Grill. The food ok and the atmosphere nice since it is overlooking Lake Conroe. Service was ok as well and I did appreciate manager stopping by the table to ask if everything was good. Maybe there is a cheeseburger in paradise. Nothing to worry about and it was a pleasant visit.

Visited the place and it is great. Clean, lots of things to do, beautiful sites and good food at…read morerestraunt.

I recently stayed in one of the resort's RV rentals, a two-bedroom fifth wheel with slide-outs. The…read moreRV had plenty of space for our group of four women, but there were several issues. First of all, the TV didn't work. Streaming services didn't work at all, and the antenna channels only had spotty reception. It was a good thing we weren't depending on television for entertainment, since we were with a ladies camping group that had scheduled lots of activities for us. Another issue was the steep steps and short safety bar provided. We are all active senior citizens, but we had to be very careful going up and down those steps. Also, we weren't told by staff how to unlock the door once we arrived. We had to call for help. Another issue with the door was that there is no latch to hold the door open, and the corner of the door caught my leg while I was standing on a step. Crystal Beach is a windy place, and there should be a latch to hold the outside door open when bringing things in and out of the camper. Other issues with the RV: the water would not stay hot, so you had to turn it off and back on while showering. Also, the air-conditioning control in the lower bedroom was too high to adjust unless you stood on the bed, another hazard. A stool was provided but none of us could reach the a/c control unless we stood on the bed. We have some suggestions to make the RV rentals more comfortable and safer: --provide more than two rolls of toilet tissue per bathroom if four women are staying there. We had to ask for more. --provide hooks in the bathrooms and around the bedrooms. --provide a mirror over the dresser in the master bedroom and an extra one for the other bedroom. --build semi-permanent decks with stairs in front of each rental or at least provide a handrail that extends to the bottom step. As for the resort itself, the elevator to the second floor of the Paradise Pavilion was broken! Unacceptable! Expecting a group of women mostly over 50 to climb the equivalent of two flights of stairs several times a day is ridiculous. Also, the stairs to the second floor are treacherous in themselves, very steep with rails that are flat boards difficult to grasp. There are no ground level restrooms for the pool area. Having people climb slippery stairs in wet swimsuits and entering a restroom with slick floors in each stall is also hazardous. There were textured mats on the floors outside each stall, but nothing inside the stalls. There was a semi-truck trailer on the ground near the bounce pad with restrooms, but the individual stalls were so cramped one could not bend without hitting her head on the door. We rented a golf cart off site and drove it down to the beach, but we had to gun the engine to get through the piles of sand on the boardwalk. Could that not be cleared once a day? One last thing. Our group hostesses purchased CMR blender cups for all of us with the understanding that we would receive a discount on drinks at the pool bar. What actually happened was we were each charged the price of the drink plus $5 more because the cup was larger than a regular priced drink cup. Then if we didn't close our tab, we were charged a 20% gratuity. Two drinks cost me almost $50. The blender cup seemed to be a ruse by the resort to make us spend more money. There was NO discount at all. I guess I should close with something positive. The staff was mostly polite and courteous, except for the guys running around in golf carts soliciting tips for giving people rides. The resort was clean, and the little margarita we were given when we checked in was a nice touch. The ladies in the camp store were very friendly and helpful, and they accepted cash, which is not accepted anywhere else in the resort. The beach was wonderful, not crowded in April, but if you stay at Camp Margaritaville, be prepared to spend money.

First time staying here while in Houston. The hotel is very nice. It's pricey but the rooms are…read morevery nice. The shower has lots of pressure and the beds are comfortable. They put coffee out every morning by the elevator. The bar is nice. The parts that are not that good are they only have valet parking no self park. Also my room must have been near the 10 even though it wasn't facing it and the road noise was louder than expected. Will stay here again for sure.

Hear me out........... I'm not coming here again. I do have…read moreto say that while I stayed at The Hotel ZaZa in Dallas with my sister we had a spectacular time! I wanted to go to a cozy staycation in Houston and even though my heart and soul was telling me to go to The Westin Downtown, my favorite hotel in Houston, I wanted to stay somewhere different. First of all, as a content creator that highlights her travels I needed to get content on a different hotel. The problem is, I knew I would be let down by Hotel Zaza Houston because Dallas is just more fabulous and fancy. Their aim is to please. This is not....that. So, on arrival to the hot there is a person who opens the door for you but that is it. There wasn't an offer to take my luggage or bring it to my room. In Dallas, they trip over you to assist you and they definitely earned the big tips my sister and I gave. They seemed like they Loved their job. Anyways, first world problems and definitely not the biggest deal. I am definitely capable of bringing my own luggage to the room. Now the reception was fine and quick to get me to my room. I had worked the night before and chose to go get a manicure and pedicure before my arrival to Hotel ZaZa so I could be nice and tired when it was time to go to bed. I honestly am getting irritated with the check-in and check- out times of hotels lately. When I was younger, growing up and up until recent years check-in time was noon or 1PM. Their check - in time is 4 PM, soon it's going to be midnight. There was a mention of early check in on th e website but I'm sure it involved paying more money. I'll pass. Also, to check out late, same thing even though I was leaving early Friday morning. Now, the room was just basic. I blame myself for this because I just picked the cheapest room. I did bring products to clean and sanitize the room and they probably should have put more effort into cleaning the room. I shouldn't feel icky when doing a quick clean up. The sheets were clean and so was the shower. The shower was wonderful! Great temperature and pressure. It was soothing! Now I didn't do turn down service but housekeeping did come around to give free bottled water, ice, and a Moon Pie. I saw that the gross Moon pies were part of turn down service. No thank you! I passed on room service and just Doordash. The food options were too expensive to be basic and unappealing. I asked for a specific blanket my first night and it took over two hours to receive and it wasn't what I asked for. Bummer! The room got cold but not like I prefer. Honestly, my stay was just okay. I didn't even film content my second day. I just vegged out and relaxed.

Wendy is excellent!!! She did an amazing job planning my vacation trip. received great deals and…read morediscounts. she was even able to set me up with local activities. had a blast!

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Looking for a little get away with a nice feel and awesome pool bar. We decided to tryout twisted…read moreparrot. Place was clean and pool and jacuzzi was perfect temp. Had a little food at the restaurant as well delicious burger's. The owner Phil stopped by to check on our stay. Only bad thing is we had to leave lol. Will be back soon!!!

Awesome rv park.Very clean restrooms and showers.staff was very friendly and attentive to helping…read moreus with any needs we had. Clean pool,love the hot tub and mini golf.I will definitely bring family and friends over on our next stay here.

We loved this little ferry. And it's free, how cool is that?! On our way back to Galveston, we even…read moreended up as the first vehicle and we got to see dolphins jumping up and flipping out of the water.

Very clean and safe ride. Well organized for all passengers, whether you're in a vehicle, bicycle,…read moreor a pedestrian. This complimentary ferry ride has always been a childhood favorite of mines. I really enjoyed when my parents will purchase a loaf of bread for me to feed to the seagulls. Now it's a blessing to repeat this sweet history with my child and future children

There is a lot of good and bad to Carnival cruises. We went on a cruise to Yucatan…read morepeninsula/Cozumel area to explore the Mayan ruins and beaches. The ships definitely need upgrading and are looking pretty rough. Also, make sure to check your bill every night at the stations set up by the customer service desk, because I was overcharged on some of my dinner and drink tickets. It's also good to know that gratuity is already added to your bill. So if you tip 15-20% on top of your bill, they are getting double that tip. I did enjoy the movie nights by the pool and Jacuzzis. The service was pretty good for breakfast and lunch with such a high volume of people to serve. Dinner blew everything else away with great entertainment from acrobatic, exciting dancers, and food that I won't soon forget. My favorite dish was the lobster ravioli smothered in a cheesy, tomato basil sauce. There is a wide variety of food to choose from and interesting shows going on every night. I really enjoyed the comedy show and karaoke lounge. I tried the acupuncture and was happy with the professional service I received and felt very relaxed afterwards. Overall, what you receive for the price is pretty fair, and most of the staff works to make your experience enjoyable. My main issues were getting back on the boat after docking is a long process, customer service is rather slow (may be understaffed) and the ships could definitely look better. But the experience is one I won't soon forget.

My husband and I went on the Carnival Conquest February 2007 during his 2 week R&R break from Iraq…read more It was the first cruise for the both of us so we werent really sure what to expect. We drove from Round Rock (just outside of Austin) the day of the cruise--took about 3 hours and we arrived at 11am. We parked at EZ Cruise Parking and got shuttled to the pier. Embarkation hit a small tiff because I didnt print our FunPass or have our cruise documents, but they were able to locate us in the system...phew. Being newbies on the ship, I quickly learned nothing on the ship is free! We made our way to the lido deck where we were greeted with big, tall drinks that I naively thought were free. HAHAHA! Once they asked for our room card, we learned they were $8/each. Oops! Wont make that mistake again. We got some food and explored the ship until our room was ready. We splurged for a balcony room which was nice, but we didnt use the balcony nearly as often as I thought we would (it's TOTALLY worth it for Alaska...not so much Caribbean). Our room was pretty roomie with a separate sitting area and the bathroom was tiny, but we made due. For some reason, when we went in February, there were a LOT of senior citizens aboard. Maybe it was because it's not a spring break time period or what, but whenever we went to the main dining room for breakfast or lunch, we were always the youngest ones BY FAR by 2 generations. The ports: Jamaica - Dunns River Falls. This is 2 hour bus ride each way, but our tour guide was really entertaining which made it bearable. During the drive, you do see the poor parts of Jamaica and the kids washing windshields for some money. The waterfall itself is beautiful and definitely bring your own $5 watershoes from Target or else you'll be charged $10 to buy them there. The guides were recording with a camcorder while we climbed and tried to sell it to us afterwards for $40. We refused, but after they dropped it to $30, my husband was suckered into it. A guy who was just there took a Polaroid of me and my husband and tried to sell it to us for $10. We refused and he stated that it'd be a problem for him. We never agreed to the picture in the first place since I brought my own digital camera with a waterproof case so there was no need--I had my own pics! Grand Caymen - We took the Sting Ray City, Hell & turtle farm tour. Swimming and feeding the sting rays made this port totally worth it! It's amazing how docile they are. Hell is a tourist trap and the turtle farm was rather interesting. Cozumel - I really wanted to see the ruins and my husband wanted to go horseback riding so we picked the tour that had both. Just note, this isnt the ruins tour with the grand pyramids--it's actually a ranch with LOTS of replicas and one authentic Mayan piece that was found on the land. I was disappointed and this tour was definitely more about horseback riding more than anything (which we can do back at home). My husband and I took a cruise with Norwegian to Alaska the following year and I have to say that we both like Carnival's food a lot better. The lobster was divine the 2x I had it, but now 2 years later the food could be different due to the economy. I had a friend go on the same cruise recently and they didnt like the food very much and they also werent offered the midnight gala buffet with all of the fancy chocolate diplays. During one day at sea, the waves were REALLY rough. People who had cruised for years commented that this was the WORST they had never seen the boat rock. We went to the art gallery at the aft of the ship and it rocked so much, we had to leave. Everyone was walking around the ship as if they were drunk because the boat moved so much. Our balcony door kept coming loose with the rocking which was SO annoying because wind would whistle and wake us up. Luckily, we had calm seas for the rest of the cruise. As for boat entertainment, we saw a few of the comedians and played bingo once. Some of them were hilarious! Others were kind of meh. We did go to the Vegas-type show and it was ok. We did some gambling where my husband won $700 on craps. Dembarkation was a breeze because we opted to bring our luggage off ourselves. When we got off the boat, we had sea legs for a few days, but after reflecting over our experience, we would both definitely cruise again (and have). It's a nice way to see more than one place without having to worry about transportation, lodging, cooking or cleaning. On the other hand, sometimes port visits seem not to last long enough. We're taking a 5 day cruise in July so--definitely looking forward to that!

Ambience is fantastic on Friday. Few guests and prompt, friendly service from a force of…read moreVOLUNTEERS. That's right whiners (pun intended), if you're unhappy with service, volunteer, and try to do better! Food is available but you can also bring your own basket. Wine is available for all tastes: mine, Bone Dry and Her's Sweet and Still. Amazingly both are satisfied with local vines!

UNeventful :( I…read moresigned us up for a chocolate making course for Sunday at 1 PM. Tickets arrived. We got all dressed up and drove over. Sign says, "Event Check-In" at a place where there are three doors. Door #1 employee: sorry, not here. Door #2 employee: Oops, this is an office, not here. Door #3 employee: Please go to the front where the tastings are. Walked over to that door, checked in (at the "tasting door" not the "check in" door). Then were told to walk across the pasture to another set of doors. Walked over, employees #5/6/7: "Can we help you?" ME: "Hi, we're here for class!" Employee #6: "Oh you're an hour early" Employee #7: "They had four classes but combined them into one." Employee #5: You can hang out for an hour if you'd like? NOPE. I would not like. I would like to have been informed :) Can we get a refund? Emp #5: "Sure, follow me." (stomp back across the pasture in heels). Walks into back, comes back out and says "You'll be refunded within 24 to 48 hours." ME: "Can I get a receipt please?" Emp #5: "No." Guess I'll just go home and organize a closet :(