This newest facility boasts a 182-room hotel, a natural mineral water spa called Raindance, and a restaurant called Carneros. The airy restaurant is filled with French glass doors and pale neutral tones. It's upscale without being stuffy. Not an entirely popular uniform choice, it seems. Oh, well, can't win 'em all.
Service is a little hit and miss.
Our waiter forgets several items. Hey, maybe the metallic shirts are getting to them. Other dishes are more successful. This evening they're serving roasted tai snapper, which looks and smells wonderful, but we pass. As we leave at the end of the evening, several servers are congregating near the door like a handful of shiny new pennies.