Confused. If I were to sum up my experience at El Dorado in one word, it would be "confused". There were aspects that could be great: rooms are large with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths and a kitchen that would be great if you had a group and were trying to save money. But they weren't nice rooms. Older carpet, old CRT television, saran-wrap shower curtains and every single interior door that would swing to a half-open half-closed position. The plumbing makes weird noises. This place used to be an apartment complex. They were "my-first-place-after-college" sort of apartments when you had low expectations. Apparently, someone decided that they would make a lot more money converting it into a boutique, vintage feeling hotel. But I think they ran out of money or inspiration after finishing the lobby and pool.
Speaking of which, the pool was very nice. I was the only person in it on the evening I arrived and it's very warm (~85 degrees). When I was walking from my room to the pool, one of the hotel staff stopped me and asked me to use a pool towel instead of a room towel. I returned by towel back to the room and then followed the staffer downstairs. And then she realized she didn't have any keys and couldn't get a towel for me. But just go to the pool and I'll bring you one, she said. After that her phone starting ringing and she was running harriedly around the hotel grounds. Which was confusing because there was no one checking in and no one else as the pool. 20 minutes later I received a pool towel.
I won't repeat.