4/10 Poor
Sara
Travelled with family
6 Nov 2025
Disliked: Amenities
Firstly, if a wheelchair dependent guest checks in, be sure that they can ALWAYS access the outside (i.e.- the lobby) at the very least, if not all the amenities, without facing a staircase. In our case the elevator on our floor broke down and the only way for us to leave our floor was to take two flights of stairs. The situation was rectified, but should not have happened in the first place. I would also like to note that if there were no elevator service, a wheelchair dependent guest would have no access to ANY food, none of the buffets, nor any of the restaurants. Secondly, when a guest requires safety equipment with a certain weight capacity, makes this request MORE THAN ONCE, this needs to be fulfilled, it is not a request made for convenience, but out of NECESSITY! My shower chair broke from under me and I was injured, not mention the time and effort it took to get up off a slick wet floor. The chair was replaced as well but with one of the same inferior quality and I never used it. Thirdly, signage for proper, safe, COMPLETELY STEP FREE, paths, and ramps needs to be addressed, as well as full access to ALL POOLS, and other amenities, shops, etc- every single shop had steps that prevented me from entering, it was also difficult to find a way into the main theater. The whole property is a disabled guests worst nightmare, huge cracks, uneven pavement, and ramps that are too steep, accessible sinks that are either too high or too large. No real attempt to meet food allergy
Sara
Stayed 7 nights in Oct 2025
