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"everything was great but didn’t like there was a dog in the eating area. won’t come again"

"Bath tub stopper broken and requested towels that were never delivered"

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"Clean room "

"This is a place for kids! Our kids loved it! Parents bring earplugs for the nightly lobby party. Saturday night was definitely louder than Sunday or Monday. The food is expensive and does not include a lot of healthy options. To access the hotel, you must enter Legoland theme park parking entry gate and leave the same way. You kind of feel trapped. We had breakfast at the hotel each morning (included with the room rate). At breakfast you have to ask for yogurt, fruit, cereal, or oatmeal if you want it. The fruit was not as fresh, but the other options were tasty. There is a Publix nearby which helped for snacks. The hotel has water bottle refill stations & the park has Coke refill stations that give free cold water. Evenings we used the nearby Golden Corral - it offered cheaper buffet style food, more selection, and many more fruit/veggie offerings. Another night we ate at Moes nearby, it was okay. We had no trouble exiting or reentering parking after the park closed (5 pm when we were there). In the park we ate at the pizza and pasta place - they had a great salad bar and a variety of pastas. Pizza selection was limited, but covered the basics (cheese, meat, pepperoni, veggie). We did eat lunch one day at the Skyline in the hotel. It was good food, but not a lot of healthy side options. Alcohol in the hotel was about $10 for 16 ounce beer, $14 for mixed drinks. Anytime we had a problem they fixed it for us. Daily towel exchange was slow due to daily cleaning timing."

"Clean Room, I was offered housekeeping everyday during all of my stays here. Staff is very profesional and helpful."

"The staff was friendly and the rooms were clean. Wi-fi was good. We would definetly stay here again."

"Pool was great and heated"

"One of the worst two star motels I’ve stayed at. I do not expect much with a two star hotel, but this was ridiculous. Not only was the room cold and poorly furnished, without any basic amenities, but the Wi-Fi did not work. When I addressed the issue to the Front Desk staff, the young Indian man shrugged his shoulders and said, “oh well.” Typical family run Hotel, which only cares about the dollar and not customer service; because they know you’re most likely not returning."