content: We were able to book a decent-priced room for a short trip through hotels.com. The two stars are for the decent and clean one bedroom suite (houses 4). The TV is outdated and we did not understand the point of the boombox radio and keyboard. The walls were also thin to where we could hear conversations in both rooms adjacent to us, even the one not joined to our suite. Upon check in, we were asked to pay a $10 resort fee for each night we were staying. Not bad compared to what other places arecharging but without dollies accessible for guests not using bellboy services, lazy river being closed for maintenance AND no free high speed internet throughout the resort, not sure what exactly the fee is for. The main pool was always too crowded for us to use eventhough we stayed during the week, not weekend. We would have felt much better if the resort fees were charged up front during booking. I feel this is a scam many hotels/resorts use to get people to book rooms and then have no choice to pay the fee upon arrival. Another issue we could not comprehend is why vendors were allowed to slide menus under or door yet when we ordered delivery, the front desk makes us.walk all the way from our tower to retrieve the food in the main lobby. What if the guests are handicapped? Talk about inconvenient! We are glad we did not purchase a timeshare here when we attended the presentation a few years ago.