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The location of the resort was easy to to find as it was immediately off of the interstate (West Side). It was near Arizona Mills and Fry's Electronic Store. For some reason though we had trouble locating the check-in lobby when we got there and had to turn around.
Check-in:
Check in was mediocre with an explanation of things on site. They end up giving you a little card packet with your mini-bar key, room keys and WiFi Password
Room:
Room was really just...okay. I felt that for the amount of money that we paid ($250+taxes+resort fee) that we would have had a little better room. We even upgraded $20/night to be closer to the water park. The beds was not very comfortable compared to other hotels well below this price range and forget sleeping on the sleeper sofa. If you like to feel the springs poking on your back, then I guess that is the place for you. I had to use the sofa cushions as extra cushions for my kids so it would not poke them. Also, DO NOT eat anything from the MINI-BAR...that is unless you want to pay $4.50 for a $0.50 pack of M&M's. I made sure to keep this key away from my kids.
POOL:
Again, I was not completely impressed with the pool considering the high price of the resort. They had a wave pool, a lazy river and some slides. My kids would have been happy with just the pool section as they were not even big enough for the slides.
RESTAURANTS:
We had the "Stay and Play Package" which gave us $50 credit towards two restaurants on site that also allowed us to have kids Eat Free under 12. We ate at both restaurants called Lobby Bar and Grill and Aunt Chilada's. If you find my review on Yelp of Aunt Chiladas, you'd find out that I would rather go to a Taco Bell again rather than this place. It was really bad and I'm not even sure how they can call most of their food "Mexican Food". Lobby bar and grill was delicious though and if I were to do it again, I would have eaten there each day to use that $50 credit. Also, eating in the pool area is extremely expensive..and if you want an alcoholic drink be prepared to pay up. It's $11.25 for most mixed drinks that are not even that strong.
Price:
I felt that they had a lot of charges on top of charges, There was the base price, the room tax, room fees, resort tax, etc. The Resort Fee was $47/night!!!!!! Yeah, that was the highest resort fee I've ever paid. Just for comparison, both the Bellagio and the Wynn in Las Vegas have a resort fee of $32/night.
Overall:
I would probably never stay at this resort again unfortunately. It was just too high priced for what was given. For two nights with the stay and play package it was around $550. I'll just go to a water park next time close by.
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