Upon arrival the person working in the front desk was more than rude, we had to pay up front. There was only one valet guy that was nice everyone else that I encountered was in a bad mood and rude. The pluming is horriable one of the bathrooms wouldnt even give luke-warm water, the water pressue also drops, while I was taking a shower it would get so low I had to stand directly under the shower head. THe toilet tank had a very visable crack in it that was glued with a yellow glue. The doors would stay jammed shut to open and close them required using my whole body! I saw paint falling and chipping off doors and walls,Luggage had to be brought in through a service elevator that as you it ascended we could it scrapping against the elevator shaft. Like I said, I have stayed in motels that were better what really stood out was the rudeness of the hotel staff I couldn't belive it for $300 a night it is not worth it I rather stay in the holiday inn next time...very very very disappointing.

Thats should be the name for this hotel.One of my ideas on this vacation was to go out to the beach at night. This Hotel Jail close the back door at 9pm and since there you can n't go to the beach any more. The security guy took everyone out of the pool at 8pm in a very bad mood. The location is amazing but you can not use it.

If you have a little extra go somewhere else. Its for your own good. The beach is nice and easy to get to. The pool is very small. It appears to be nice once walking in but dont let that fool you, wait untill you get to your room. This place is more then outdated. Like people here say, its 2009. They don't fix anything the doors don't open, the paint is peeling. Its a disaster. Overall the room is a mess. The place isnt even a full hotel. They have people living here its more like apartments. The best part of it is the view from the balcony, and that's it so if you could go somewhere else i suggest you do.

I visited this property as a prospective long term renter. I sayed with a friend of mine who is a current renter and I was not at all impressed with the building or the apartments. It is 2009 for goodnesssakes. Let go of the seventies and eighties look, get rid of the carpet covered flooring, loose the vertical blinds, kill the old fashion tile on the countertops in the kitchens and change out the light fixers. The minor upgrades that I just mentioned are often found in apartment rentals these days. That is the norm not amenities. Simply being able to have access to the beach doesn't cut it for me. The apartments need some tender loving care. Beach or no beach, spend a little money on at least meeting todays standard of living.