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Spent one night at the resort and frankly, that is all I need. The pros: When you could find a staff member, they were all very nice and helpful, and the food at the main dining hall was delicious. There is plenty to do as far as lawn games and archery available during the day, bowling, billiards, as well as bicycles to use. There is plenty of space so none of the areas were too crowded. The cons: The hotel was made famous in the 50's, and it seems like not much has changed since then. Every building is out dated, and some falling apart (bricks missing, rust, etc.) Its something that you can get past if you want to enjoy your stay. However, the website promises a list of amenities that are honestly just sad. The indoor 'heated' pool is cold and the jacuzzi does not work. There was mini golf advertised, but the course is currently taken apart sitting in the basketball court that is also falling apart. There is one small cafe open for lunch and the food wasn't terrible, but there was only one staff member working trying to serve everyone at once so there was a bit of a wait. There was a video arcade, but every game costs money to play - doesn't seem right when we're paying to stay at the resort already. The rooms themselves felt clean for the most part, but they are very VERY out dated. The bathrooms are big, but the showers are small with little water pressure. Overall we had a good time and the resort has potential, but there is A LOT of TLC needed before we go back.