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bellllaprincesa
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Around Boston | Summer is the Perfect Time for a Water Park Adventure!
Asenath
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Made the reservation in January, heard nothing from the resort coming up to the trip. I called 6 times prior to arriving never got an answer. Should have recognized this as a red flag. Arrived to what can only be described as a construction site, fine, no issues there hotels revamp all the time. But the lobby was covered in dust and construction workers kept walking by with wheelbarrows of debris. I would imagine the resort would send a “excuse our appearance while under construction” warning prior to arrival but again zero communication. There was a very, very long line to check in, again expected and no issue except people kept cutting and front desk staff said nothing. After 3 families jumping in ahead of us (who were at the front of the line for 40 minutes) my husband and I finally spoke up. It was extremely uncomfortable but the front desk staff were not going to give a simple “ma’am/sir please join the line”, so we felt we had to. The people we called out for skipping were hostile and argumentative, no doubt also p’d off with the resort and taking it out on us. We have stayed in plenty of hotels and give grace to outdated rooms but our room was disgusting and frankly falling apart. We almost left but we had driven 2 hours and were meeting friends so we stayed. See attached photos of the room. Door was hanging on for dear life, latch was broken, wallpaper was peeling off the wall everywhere, the rack for the shower wasn’t even screwed in and kept falling and sending towels into the toilet, the carpet was so nasty we were afraid to take our shoes off, there is no microwave, the shower had soap scum and splashes all over the wall from previous guests, there was water stains everywhere, the ceiling in the bathroom was even starting to come off and it smelled pretty rough too, musty and heavy. The water park is grimy.The kids got to play in the wave pool AND ONLY the wave pool because for the length of our stay the lazy river and slides were closed. We did enquire and every time we asked we were told something different why they were closed. I paid for a water park visit and got to stand in a wave pool on both days. It seemed like they were way beyond capacity. The bathroom/changing rooms in the water park would get the place shut down if a health inspector walked in. The waft of urine and poop is overwhelming, the toilets wouldn’t flush, the sinks were overflowing and the water was filthy coming from them. The floor was flooded and I don’t even want to know what we were stepping in. Out of respect to others I did not take pictures in these areas obviously. But needless to say we decided to get in our car, soaking wet and drive the two hours home to shower and change rather than use it. The restaurant (it’s a function room with tables) was ok. The vibe is extremely off but the food was ok. Don’t expect much and you won’t be disappointed. We did sit next too a woman and her children, the woman spent the entirety of her and our meal sobbing and whaling. Nothing the hotel could do about this but it tracks staying here….we felt like joining her. The staff were friendly but young and inexperienced. Every single staff member I saw interact with a guest was yielding a complaint. The staff looked exhausted and frankly didn’t know how to respond to guests. I can’t blame them. This clearly comes from the top down and if your hotel is this bad at least train your staff to be able to mitigate problems not just stand there and repeat “I understand” over and over. But again they all seemed young and just didn’t have the experience. I am blown away that it cost almost $500 for less than 24hrs of this complete nonsense. We did not have full access to either the entire water park or a comfortable room for the length of our stay. So I don’t know what exactly I paid for. Everyone we spoke to there had the same issues and so I highly doubt anyone will receive any compensations because they would go out of business if they were to offer everyone that had a problem a discount or voucher.
Audrey Sullivan
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Margaritaville Cape Cod This place does not care about your comfort and satisfaction. These are not small little projects going on here. They will do NOTHING to rectify the misleading information they have a on their website “pardon our sand”. They should have shut down until the location is safe. Guess upper management is too greedy and want your money. Parking: The resort fee covers parking, our dog injured her foot in the parking lot, so we had to carry our 40lb dog in and outside. If I’m paying additional fees to park, I’d rather it not be in a debris filled parking lot with broken tiles, paint, broken dressers/mirrors, screws, metal shards and smashed beer bottles. My town dump is cleaner. The Room: Beautiful, teal beachy theme. It’s nice with its $30 million renovations, that they mention in every single negative review response. Resort Amenities: Since you are charged an additional resort fee separate from the night rate upon check in you expect that to reflect in the amenities. Getting to the outdoor pool is a project since it’s a complete construction zone with absolutely NO signage directing you to the one door access. Theres dangerous fencing propped up to navigate through dirt very enticing for our little toddler, so we couldn’t enjoy the pool since it’s still an unsafe construction site. The “hot” tubs are a whopping 75 degrees. Same as the heated pool. No restaurant or bistro, no work out room or anything else available. Honestly, the resort fee should have been waived for anyone staying during this construction, it’s the least that could have been done with the false advertisement of a Resort. Complimentary breakfast = muffins and coffee but you’ll have to navigate the maze of the construction zone again, with no detour signs at all I’ll save you the trouble: walk outside, around this “resort” parking lot. But watch for broken glass, nails, screws and metal. I wasn’t willing to pay $150-$180 daily (depending on the day) for me and my husband to bring our toddler to the waterpark for the hour he’d last where there’s more construction to avoid and one thing for his age. After paying over $475/night. We checked out early the front desk charged my credit card an additional $100 fee, I called for some clarity as to why and spoke with Angie at the reservation desk but when she couldn’t help she referred me to a lovely lady, Katrina who informed me of a room damage fee, we were only in the room to sleep, we checked in at the front desk and 4:30p dropped off our stuff, got dinner returned to sleep and were completely out by 9am the following day. Katrina was very understanding and did refund the $100. But when I looked at my card after the call my card was charged an additional $100 and then credited -$200. Seems very odd to refund that was, Very sketchy and strange. Has the building inspector even looked at this place? Exposed rebar (a yogurt cup covered the top of one) unmarked ditches, exposed wiring. Paid extra for the Courtyard/the beach view? HA it’s a complete dirt yard, with caution tape, construction material. I wanted a family get away not a slider view of unusable construction site. Overall I’m disgusted at this locations management and upper levels who think it’s ok to charge a premium rate for sub par accommodations. Especially at the lack of empathy that we are paying for a resort experience, not just a decent room if you keep on the curtains closed. It’s great there’s $30 million renovations, but as guests who are paying for that Resort experience and get nothing of the sort I don’t understand why they didn’t shut down for a few weeks until amenities were useable and the place was safe. Margaritaville Cape Cod really dropped the ball with customer service and meeting expectations. Just check out Google reviews from July 2024.
Dawn Glawson
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So I would probably not come back. The water park is clean and nice-smaller side of things (much smaller than Great Wolf and Red Jacket up in North Conway). I saw a girls birthday party while we were here, and the birthday girl was like 47 inches. Apparently there is a 48 inch minimum to ride the “good” water slides. I didn’t see any documentation on that anywhere. Needless to say, they didn’t let the birthday girl on any of the slides. It was pretty darn close for height. I was really shocked they wouldn’t let her go. Huge disappointment for her. (Parents talked at length with everyone but still a no go). My daughters admission tag came off so we went to get it re attached. $25 dollar fee. They told us we could tie it to her bathing suit. The kicker was they said “the front desk should have told you” which they didn’t. I checked in online in the morning. During that process they asked if I wanted an early check in and a late checkout for a price. We were coming from metro Boston so I said yes. A few minutes after I submit everything I got both a text and en email saying I was all set-noon check in and 1 pm checkout. We ended up arriving around 230 (later than we thought). I check in and told my room isn’t ready yet. I show the email saying I’m approved for early check in (at noon) and the front desk lady (Sophia) tells me that it’s only approved if the room is ready. Hmmmm. Good thing I didn’t get down here earlier. I stayed calm and asked her to explain why I was approved but my rook isn’t ready and she said it because of the type of room I got (family suite). But don’t worry-she’s sent a message to house keeping to make our room a priority. (Now it’s 245 and check in is at 3). I asked her about late checkout (also showed her email saying it’s approved) and she tells me to check back in the morning and they will let me know. So basically, awful. Sophia assures me I won’t be charged for any of this. Next morning? You guessed it. Late checkout not approved. AND they charged me for both. Rook is as very clean and nice but I would find another water park on the Cape. My co workers raised a hairy eyeball when I said I was taking my kids down here for a night. I can’t say that I wasn’t warned. But yikes.
S W
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We stayed the first week of July 2022. I want to start by saying that we spent an amazing day in the water park. It was a welcome oasis from our otherwise busy vacation. I would recommend visiting the park. The atmosphere makes you feel like you are living a lavish lifestyle. That being said Our room was a completely different story. As soon as we entered, it had a noticeable humidity and musty smell. We turned the A/C on hoping it would go away. As we settled in we noticed there were 4 pillows total on our double queen beds. Two extra in the closet. We requested extra pillows but, housekeeping would only give us two more. We ended up driving to Target and buying two more pillows. Within an hour of settling into our room we had a headache. We found what seemed to be mold spots on one of the mattresses and lipstick stains on the sheets. ( my wife took pictures. I will add them to this review if she hasn't already deleted them). We went to the front desk and requested a room change. The staff was very helpful and offered us a new room. We did have to move to the other side of the resort and from the first floor to the second floor. They offered to help move our stuff. But we are a family of 4 and we had already unpacked for the week. So we didn't feel comfortable tieing up one of their staff members. Once we relocated to our new room we found mold on the walls, peeling wallpaper and even a rusty bedside lamp table. I have included those pictures. Luckily the new room didn't give us a headache. Walking around the resort I noticed that there were nicer areas of the resort. I feel that you could probably stay here and have a completely different experience than my family did. Ultimately I was not happy with our room and I would not recommend staying here. I expect a better room quality for the amount that I paid. We spoke with another family in town who stayed at another name brand hotel just down the street and they had mold issues too.
Luke Biello
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Nearby Attractions Of Cape Codder Resort & Spa
KAM Appliances
Fins Up! Water Park
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Cape Cod Beer
Best Western Cape Cod Hotel
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1225 Iyannough Rd, Hyannis, MA 02601
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attractions: KAM Appliances, Fins Up! Water Park, Holiday Inn Cape Cod - Hyannis by IHG, Cape Cod Beer, Best Western Cape Cod Hotel, Margaritaville Resort Cape Cod, City Brew Tours Cape Cod, Savant, Concord Electric Supply Hyannis, restaurants: Sam Diego's Mexican Cookery and Bar, the knack Hyannis, Gannon's Tavern, Mike's Pizza, Bangkok Cuisine - Hyannis, Olive Garden Italian Restaurant, Boteco do Manolo Cape Cod, LandShark Bar & Grill - Cape Cod, Dunkin'
