Spring Training stay with hubby and 13 month old \nThis is a do it yourself, be on your own hotel, what I mean is after check in you're pretty much on your own\nAs a mom when I think vacation I think other people doing the work, not the case \nAfter checking in you get back in your car, drive down the hill, locate your room, then unload and carry in your bags\nWe brought our own play pen and highchair since we've experienced issues in the past, we requested a fridge and booked a single king room\nThe room was spacious although the hallways were a bit musty \nFYI this hotel does NOT have tubs in any of its rooms so we had to shower with our little guy\nAfter unpacking we decided we wanted to go out to eat and check out the hotel layout, the only options on the property were the pool grill or top of the rock resturant, what we found was an outdoor bar you could order food at while drunks smoke cigars a table away from you and a restaurant that is not child friendly and pricey\nWe ended up at top of the rock and after 15 minutes the restaurant was able to scrounge up a highchair, the food was decent, hubby had the steak (which I thought tasted like liquid smoke) and I had the pot roast which still had string on it and served with veggies drenched in sauce, they didn't have an actual kids menu but the waitress was able to get us a small serving of mac n cheese and fruit for our little guy\nWe ordered room service for breakfast, decent price and yummy and ate at the buffet another morning, buffets a better deal at $16 with an omelette and waffle bar \nWe went to the pool around 6pm, it was dead and the water was freezing, the jacuzzis are nice but you feel like a mountain goat running up and down the hillside to get to them or your towels\nOn the way back from a game a staff member flagged us down and offered us a ride back up the hill, on the ride he mentioned they do it all day during Spring training, although it was the first time hearing about it \nThe fact the stadium is within walking distance is about the only thing that would get me to stay here again \nThey should really consider a more family friendly dining option (even if its just seasonal)