We had to ask a women at Starbucks how to get to our room because 'up the elevators' is not helpful when there are multiple sets going to a seperate building and limited signage. There was no valet outside but when we went to the valet desk the gentleman was very helpful and kind. I was nervous to ask her where we went to get to the room and with good reason because when I did ask she simply told me up the elevators and turned around to begin chatting with a coworker. We asked where to park the car and she said 'valet is free.' We have a Thule box on our vehicle so I inquired as to the height of their garage and she snapped that she didn't know because that wasn't part of 'her' job. We got in late, around 10pm and upon checking in the front desk woman was short with us, seemed annoyed by us asking directions and was rude when we inquired about the possibility of staying another night by simply stating abruptly that it would be $149 and she didn't know how we got a lower price. We booked this keeping in mind that she went on and on about the new renovations and similarities between the room types. Then she proceeded to tell us that the rate would be a special $129 for a hotel room. She informed us that the hotel portion of the resort had been newly appointed and that the rooms were nearly identical except for a mini bar that was part of a tower room.

Upon initially speaking with a reservation agent, we asked about different options for rooms in the tower building after reading some reviews.

It was intended to be a nice break for the normal places we stay and we went out of our way to stay at this location. We called the resort directly to ask a few questions and book a room for one evening while traveling across the country.

Casino turning stone rooms with jacuzzi