Well, it all worked out in the end, but what an adventure! The window for normal check in is about 2 hours. I highly suggest you make it on time. Late check in will require you to find the room keys on an exciting scavenger hunt if you like that. Eventually after reading the email on their location a few times very carefully I felt like Nicolas Cage in the move National Treasure. I was pretty excited when I found the keys and discovered our next clue wrapped around them. After trying the one tower we thought it was talking about and seeing that the numbers didn’t go that high, we went to the other one and had success!!
When we walked in the room, the first thing to stand out was a portable air conditioning unit with a towel under it and a vent hose leading outside that was taped to the wall. The tape wasn’t holding well and needed to prop a chair up against the hose to keep it tight. The second thing was the view. The entire building has a black bag over it for construction and hurts the otherwise nice view. It looks as though this construction has been going on for many months so make sure and check. Those were really to two most disappointing things. Other than that, a few burnt out lights, a floor fan that didn’t seem to blow air, ironing board that didn’t fold out, The hook that holds it to the wall was also pulled lose, light fixture missing in the bathroom, door to the trash can hanging off, dead batteries in the TV remote, and the smart TV wouldn’t link to the internet so we weren’t able to use Hulu or other features to watch our shows. Finding access to the pool was also a little confusing. All and all, we weren’t in the room too much and only spent two nights. For the price I won’t complain too much.