I stayed at this hotel as part of a Marriott vacation club time-sharing presentation. I actually made a reservation to Orlando pre COVID and after COVID erupted canceled my reservation at Orlando and asked for a refund. However, Marriott insisted I cannot get a refund and called almost on a weekly basis to ask me to schedule my 3 nights at one of their locations. Since I traveled on Christmas week, they said this property was the only available one and I booked.
I will start with the positive. The location is really nice, with very easy access to the beach. The room is also great for families, including 2 bedrooms and a full kitchen.
The location is mostly a construction site, replacing the roofs and renovating the hot tubs. There is a small pool on site and hardly any children activities. For the majority of the time, my kids kept on saying it is boring and there is nothing to do.
The room is extremely old. I mostly noted it is the appliances, they are so old, I do not think I have seen something like that, especially the dishwasher. Since it is so bad, it hardly cleans and we received very dirty mugs in the room, I assume due to the hardly functioning dishwasher. In addition, when we came to the room, two of the remote controls had dead batteries, which shows how bad this place is maintained.
They have a bike rental, which cost additional money to the stay, so we skipped that option, as we later moved to a different hotel that offered bike rental for free.
Overall, an extremely boring stay, which Marriott practically made us take instead of refunding our money.
Honestly, I expected Marriott Vacation club to compensate for the horrible experience, instead, they offered us a 4-night package again for $1000, what a joke.
I have one thing to say on this stay - got Bonvoyed