Monica B.
Google
I DON’T EVEN KNOW WHERE TO BEGIN!!! . This resort knowingly checks guests into roach-infested rooms and acts completely unbothered when confronted about it. I have video evidence attached below because this experience was so unbelievable it had to be documented.
Day 1 – False Advertising and Dirty Room
Check-in was smooth enough and we were given Room 128, advertised as an “Ocean View Suite.” That was misleading at best—you get maybe a sliver of ocean if you lean the right way. The room was outdated, the bathroom shower floor looked stained and dirty (not from poor cleaning alone but from being old and neglected).
We tried to give the resort a fair chance and went to dinner at their restaurant, Windjammer. My shrimp po’ boy was served on stale bread. For the price, there are far better food options off property. Went to poolside
Bar, ordered a Mangonada… after google searching because the bartender stated they don’t have a drink menu… so best to know what you want as they are zero help!
Night 1 – First Big Axx Roach
Returning to our room, we were greeted by a Big “A” Roach running across the floor. We’re from Texas—we know roaches—but this thing was bold and comfortable like it paid rent. We killed it and tried to move on, but then pulled back the sheets to find stains on the bed linens. We called the front desk three times over nearly an hour before housekeeping finally showed up—only to hand us sheets and walk away without a word. No apology. No offer to remake the bed. Nothing.
Second Big “A” Roach
Ten minutes later—another one. This time coming from under the couch where our luggage was. At that point, it was clear this wasn’t a random bug. There was a roach problem. We went to the front desk and requested another room. The staff didn’t even act surprised. No shock. No concern. Just handed us a new room key like they already knew what was happening in that wing.
Room 264 – Still Roaches
We moved to Room 264 on the second floor, where we were told there was “less chance for bugs to reach.” That statement alone was a red flag. So you’re admitting you know bugs are an ongoing problem here?
Sunday night—it got worse.
Roaches Coming Out of the Wall
We discovered exactly where they were coming from—inside the wall. They were literally crawling out and heading straight to the trash can like it was part of their daily route. I have videos of this attached below. At this point, we went back downstairs again—exhausted and disgusted.
Only then did management finally admit that:
• They know about the roach infestation
• 17 rooms are being “decommissioned” due to this problem
• They only fumigate once a month
• They would now be adding Room 128 (our first room) to the list—days after we reported it
So they knew. And they still checked us in there. That is deceptive, negligent, and unsanitary. They offered to move us to a third room like this was some game of “Let’s See Which Room Has Fewer Roaches.” At that point, we packed and
attempted to make arrangements to move to the Marriott but due to late hours unsuccessful at reaching their reservation's desk.
As a “gesture,” they removed one night from our bill and gave 20% off another night. That is insulting considering the health risk and complete lack of sanitation and care.
I could not sleep. I could not relax. I am still disgusted that my children were even on this property. We slept in our car Sunday night
because we couldn’t reach a hotel nearby that was answering their phone at 1:33AM.
Final Thought
This was not an inconvenience—this was a health violation. This resort is knowingly booking guests into infested rooms and not warning anyone—not cleaning it up—just rotating people through rooms they know are compromised.
If I could give this place less than 1 star, I would. This is a health hazard—DO NOT STAY HERE. we will be contacting their corporate office and requesting a full refund for our trip and willing to take legal action if needed! We have many
Videos and evidence and will use it if needed be.
Update: It won’t let me upload video or pictures