We stayed for 8 days to go to Disney after it reopened and crowds were small. The hotel was running a special, so we got a really good rate.The area around 3 sides of the hotel were under construction, so it was messy looking and not real inviting. The hotel itself was in so-so condition. Parts were newly renovated, parts were still needing attention. In the room, it had a full kitchen with newer stainless steel Frigidaire appliances, all were very nice. And, it was stocked with a set of dishes, glasses, pots and pans, utensils,etc. It also had a washer and dryer, which was a huge amenity to have in the room.Our room had 2 queen beds and a separate sitting room. Basically, it was like a small apartment. Some of the furnishings were worn and needed to be updated. The beds were very comfortable. Our biggest issue was that it was supposed to be free WiFi, but they had a just upgraded their system and our particular room was outside the range of the routers. All rooms with WiFi at the time (less than half the property) were all booked. The next day they offered to allow us to change rooms, but by then we had unloaded everything from our car and 24 hour journey halfway across the country and stocked the fridge. Too much hassle to change rooms.Another issue was the type of clientele that were staying there at the time..smokers, weed, loud in the pool area at night, large groups of inconsiderate 20 somethings and some sketchy looking people. Don't know if it's always like that.