For the price ($100 a night for a family suite)), I should have realized it wasn’t a boutique hotel. It wasn’t my cup of tea, but it has a lot of bang for the buck and is perfect for a family on a budget.
Pluses: I loved the giant TVs. Easy to sign into major streaming services. The kitchen has a big fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher (no stove). Bring an air fryer and you’re set. Close to many theme parks. Surprisingly quiet. Comfortable bed. The breakfast was slightly better than expected. Eggs, bacon, potatoes, oatmeal, waffle maker, cereals, yogurt, granola, apples, oranges, toast, etc.
Minuses: While spacious it has a cheap feel to it. It’s new now but feels like it will be seedy in a few years. They don’t do cleaning during your stay so rooms will probably take a beating. The shower is a death trap. Super slippery flooring with no handrails. Don’t leave your kids or really anyone unattended to shower. Ask for a room at the front of the hotel - the halls are really long and there are only elevators at the front end. We never found stairs at the back either but they may be there. Otherwise it would be a real death trap in an emergency. The elevators and stairs are outside the air conditioned areas. Thankfully they came quickly. Also, bedding wasn’t hypo allergenic. I had a slight reaction to the detergent that a Benadryl took care of. And they tell you after you check in you can’t leave your dog unattended and they will call animal control if you do. 🙄
