When we booked this property, we saw photos of a resort with an outdoor and indoor pool, recreation area and the room was really nice. When we checked in, we found out there was 3 locations down the street from each other. By the next day, we realized that the one in the photos was the nicer one and was for people who own a timeshare with the company. There was nothing disclosing that this was a timeshare property. The check in time online also said 4pm and at 5pm our room still wasn’t ready. After we told the front desk we arrived and signed the paperwork, we were sent to another room. The man in that room said we were the first to book under the new system. He told us they were changing the resort to a 5 star resort and just got a new booking system. He told us we were supposed to choose a gift upon booking. He ended up talking us in to attending a timeshare presentation that gave us a $100 Amex gift wed and a free week vacation. Upon attending this talk, we soon realized that he may of pretended to put us into a new system so we though we got a “gift.” Gifts shouldn’t include having to jump through hoops to revive. The staff at this resort were friendly and the room was clean for the most part. But there was a stain on the bottom of my mattress and on the ceiling of the room. I wouldn’t stay here again or recommend it to anyone else. The resort is ran by false advertising and con artists. However, it was a short walk to downtown for shopping and dinning.