This appears to be the remains of luxury from years past, but is not modern in most ways (no air…read moreconditioning or coffee in the rooms for example.) The design. Is nice but dated, and the clientele on my stay wad tour buses of senior citizens. They have many bars and restaurants on site but most never open. This would all qualify for 3.5 stars ad a quaint hotel is the staff service was good, but this was very lacking. We couldn't check in when we arrived early, and were directed to their restaurant for lunch which "of course is open", except they were not. The restaurant staff directed us to a place in town, which surprise, wad also not open at noon on a Saturday.

The hotel has a great location but is very dated it's like we're back in the 1980's. No A/C in the…read morerooms and right next to a very noisy construction site. They start at 6am and go till late. So if you want to open the windows to get some air forget about getting any sleep.

Large rooms; clean and well equipped bathroom. Pleasant lakeside setting and top notch dining for…read morethe most part. However, the place was not up to my expectations of a four star experience. I was here in mid December and there was a noticeable lack of warmth from the heating in the room -- even at maximum temperature of Five. The slight chill that lingered throughout my two night stay here made the experience of soft beds and poor lighting much worse. The management is obviously economizing at the customer's expense. The hotel interior reminds me of the type of hotel a mid level Tour Director contracts for his or her traveling group - one that's neither good, nor bad. Parking is a squeeze. Staffing is limited. The hotel is showing its age and is tired just like some of its patrons, including myself. Thats all the more reason to insure it is something more welcoming and not just an average place to stay.