Hotels in Masters Reserve

"Breakfast was solid, and the rooms themselves are impressively spacious. That said, a few things stood out as surprisingly underwhelming for a hotel at this price point. The pillows are oddly small given the scale of the rooms, the bathroom amenities are bare-bones — no moisturizer, no shower cap — and there's no complimentary water to be found anywhere. At close to $300 a night, you'd expect the basics to be covered. They weren't."

"The resort had a lot to offer. The front desk clerk, Nika, went over everything in detail so we knew how to enjoy our stay. We took advantage of the pool facilities, which were a little walk down the street but shuttles were available from the hotel. We had some salads at the pool and they were delicious. We ate at the blackbird Asian restaurant and the service there was impeccable Josea and Savannah provided some of the best service we’ve ever received, and the food was delicious as well. We were there for happy hour and tried all the appetizers on the menu as well as the orange chicken, delicious. The room itself was lovely. Beds were very comfortable. Kitchen was very nice. We had a two bedroom suite which was an upgrade from what we booked. It was very convenient (short drive, shuttles are also availabl) to the fifth Avenue shops and restaurants as well as other parks and beaches nearby. Hope, the concierge assisted us with finding a great shark’s tooth beach as well as reservations to blackbird. We enjoyed the fitness facility with free weights and some workout equipment."

"The property was exceptional. The room was cleaned and was given fresh towels every day. The beach view had a perfect sunset view. The breakfast was OK but very expensive and not filling. I was taken back on the $40 per day charge to park when I pay enough fees and high enough cost to stay at the resort"