The DoubleTree staff are friendly and inviting, ye...

The DoubleTree staff are friendly and inviting, yet the resort is a hopeless maze of outdated buildings accompanied by delightful health and recreation options.

I mean the maze part literally, as finding your room can be a serious chore and may be hundreds of steps from check in desk to accommodation. The 2-story "flat" layout uses room blocks of zigzag paths and room sets. I had to re-check my path to my room a few times finding it the first time, and then move my car to avoid thousands of steps back to it.

The rooms are a bit tired and frankly dim, yet they are mostly comfortable and spacious, even by American measurements, with a single king room offering a bed, couch, armchair, desk, and space to move around.

The "resort" experience can definitely be had for a staycation, but this property is more engineered for large groups to hold conferences, weddings, or other shared events that need voluminous space and room availability.