This resort is really set up for golfers. It's not young, it's not hip. It's not in a great location for going out. However, if you end up staying here and don't golf there's still plenty to do as long as your plan is to relax. Otherwise to get "off campus" expect to pay a minimum of $20 for a taxi.
The resort has some small pools set up for guests that reminded me of Melrose Place - lounge chairs, hot tubs, palm trees and a small clubhouse with bathrooms and endless towels. You can also call and order poolside food & beverage service. When I was there a few weeks ago it was just me and a few other people at the pool. I got to read a lot in the sun. If you're looking for more excitement then you can try out their water park - a nice lazy river and two really tall scary fun slides. However if you go expect it to be filled with kids and families on the weekend.
They also have nice spa services and a pretty well equipped gym with a nice locker room, steam room and therapeutic hot tub. While staying there you can join any of the fitness classes.
The cafe serves decent food and the people working there are super helpful and nice. Example: we had some wine out on the patio for dinner and wanted some nibbles, but didn't want to order a full appetizer. The waitress was nice enough to bring out some fried wontons with dip for us when we explained what we were looking for - all complimentary - and they were yummy. The lunches and dinners I had there were actually much better than anything nearby that was "off campus".
The rooms are okay. Nothing special. We got a room with 2 queen beds and it was pretty tight in there with 4 girls. Not impressed with that.
Overall, since I had to stay there it was okay but I probably wouldn't choose to come back.