Stay somewhere else unless you get a great rate and have low expectations. We booked about a month in advance. $229 weekends, $199 during the week for each room. We booked the 2-room suite (so $560 per night on weekends) which came with a "kitchen." The wallpaper was peeling off the walls, and there were spiders in the room. There mattress was awful. One person sat on the bed, the other person practically went airborne. There was a small stain on the sheets. There was a "pull out couch" (single) that was circa 1990 with the mattress, in the few places it was still supported, at a 30 degree angle. The sheets looked like they had never been changed. There was a cube refrigerator that had not been defrosted in so long that you could barely fit an ice pop in it. But we had the kitchen so no worries, right? Nope. Dorm-size fridge, so tiny freezer and also in need of defrosting, so basically useless. Full size stove, but only one pot that would hold about 2 cups of water, and a baking sheet. The resort sold "memberships" to locals to use the pool and hot tub, but nobody checked memberships, and the word apparently was out around town because on Friday and Saturday nights, the parking lot was full of locals, arriving with bottles of alcohol. We couldn't get near the pool or hot tub or fire pit all weekend. On Sunday night we could finally get near the firepit, but they had only 3 pieces of wood. We bought some for Monday night (no kidding) and sat around the fire with people who booked only a few days before and paid $129 and $79 (vacancies due to covid). On the weekend, we went to the front desk to ask about the standing-room only crowd in the outdoor hot tub. The girl behind the desk said she was 16 and was wondering who all of the people were, too. When checking out, I was asked how my say was, and mentioned some of the above list. The response was "Yes, we know we need to replace those couches." We paid about $3k for 3 rooms for 5 nights. It was worth about a third of that. We had relatives staying in a mini suite. They had to change to a cleaner room and it was still miserable. In fairness, the beds in one the 5 rooms that we rented seemed somewhat new and comfortable. If you go, make sure you ask when your room was renovated. Oh - no wifi service in the area we were, and no cell service either. read more