The Resort was ok. From check-in your greeted with a drink. Front desk was nice and very fast. After checking in, you get pulled aside for an opportunity to get a time-share. (Luckily the staff wasn’t pushy) took an extra 10 minutes. From there, they send you off to your room.
The room was simple. King bed, white sheets, closet, safe, jetted tub on the balcony. The room was great. Spacious, and water was hot for a shower.
Dining Options: skip room service. The food is dry, bland, unseasoned…etc. the “fried chicken” looked raw/unsafe to eat. However, it wasn’t raw, I pulled apart a choice bone to see. Just wasn’t appetizing. The club sandwich was bland, fries cold. Overall, don’t order room service, not worth the drunky munchies.
Now, main dining options for the resort.
The Spoon Buffet for bread eat was actually pretty good, food was tasty, lots of variety. I’d go again.
Culiaria had fantastic scallops and the ambiance was great. I’d go again.
Hibachi: standard run of the mill hot table. Make a reservation . It’s a personal quiet setting with other guests so that was neat.
Steampunk Dinner and Show: this was great experience. The menu was simple yet tasty. 4-5 course meal, after dinner get a VIP table with some champagne the DJ was doing well, the Dancers had fun. Would see it again for the experience
Romantic Dinner on the beach: this was more for the final night to unwind and relax take in the sunset and talk to that significant other. Just the two of you