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This was an okay stay. Pool was open one day and closed the rest of the time. Not close to much so you will need a car. Cookies in the lobby is a nice touch. Breakfast was so-so. I slept well and the shower was good.

Great location. Great rooms. We weren’t on the lake side and I wish there had been an outdoor area we could sit that wasn’t either under cover or in the sand.

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Calling this a "resort" is misleading. It is essentially a motel on the lake. We took the only room available, which happened to be an accessible room, and discovered that it had no closet whatsoever. There were two short hooks on the wall made out of plumbing pipes where you are supposed to hang all your clothes. This was very disappointing and a constant nuisance, and not something you would ever expect in a real "resort." The room was pretty clean except for the bathroom floor, which needed cleaning. Since the bathroom was "accessible," there was no sill or barrier to keep the water from running out onto the floor. This is understandable, but the water actually ran under the bathroom door, and out the main entry door into the hall. Our showers created a small puddle in the hall every morning. The sliding glass door out to the lake was old and difficult to slide open or closed. The backyard area down to the beach was actually pretty nice. There were sitting areas and a small lawn between the back door and the beach. The beach was fine. The free continental breakfast was nothing special. We were there 4 nights and the pastries were always a little stale. We paid over $450 per night, It should be more like $200 at most.