When they said they were a \"historical luxury resort\", I must've misinterpreted it. What they probably meant was that they used to be a luxury resort and not a luxury resort with history.\n\nPROPERTY\nLobby is beautiful with FLW-inspired architecture and the fire pits were great. It's really noticeable that the rest of the property needs to be maintained better from the chipped paint to the beat up elevators. In fact, one elevator kept taking us to the wrong floor. \n\nROOMS\nSurprisingly not the luxury it was touted to be or even the \"old school\" luxury that you'd expect. Mattress was saggy and definitely needed replacing. It was hard to adjust the thermostat. Either the room was broiling hot or freezing and the clicking noise from the air vent kept waking me up at night. Scuffed up furniture, broken wooden hangers, peeling wallpapers...this place needs to be overhauled for it to be called a luxury resort.\n\nSERVICE\nWith the exception of the restaurant, service met expectations. Friendly & prompt. The way it should be for a place like this.\n\nFRANK & ALBERT\nFood is what you'd expect at a nice restaurant. Good food, nice wine selection, warm ambience. Our server was charming but only if she showed up. The place wasn't that busy and we noticed how long it took her to come over and take our order. She was supposed to come back with a new wine glass and we wound up dumping our water and pouring the wine into there. We wanted dessert but wound up skipping because it took too long for her to come back and get the order.\n\nFITNESS CENTER\nNice fitness center with alot of equipment to choose from. I was surprised at how small and cramped the women's locker room was. The shower looked dated (not in a good way) and the shower products they offered were of cheap quality. But the women working there were working their butts off to keep up with all the women going in and out of there.\n\nIf I'm in the area again I might stop by for drinks or meet friends for dinner. But to stay? Probably not.