Old glory in desperate need of a makeover. The lod...
Old glory in desperate need of a makeover. The lodging is very dated and has that distinct 1990's smell to it. Furniture is not comfortable and we got the "New Generation" family lodging which was supposed to have toys, but only came with an over sized lego set. The other toys were either broken, or so old they were overused from the previous visitors they weren't even usable.
Events and services are not customer first. You can book lunch at the Grand Cafe at 11, but the kitchen doesn't open until 12. Try that with two kids 3 years and younger. Had to go to the over priced super market buy bread and cheese and eat sandwiches in our lodge.
The app is borderline useless. It's nice that it gives you all activities for the day, but most of them show fully booked or you can't book a time. You have to call reception to book a time. And when you get there you see it's not even that busy.
The shining glimmer in this place was the swimming pool which the kids enjoyed. The staff itself were friendly, feel a bit bad for them as all of the many issues seem to be out of their hands.
If you want to step back into the past a bit, book your stay here, turn off your cell phone and tablets for the week, and experience life as it was in 1995.