The first question that I was asked by the checking clerk was, who is the other person staying with you, your wife, your friend? and I stop her right there before she continued.. once I received my bracelet, she demanded that I bring the other person to the counter so that the camera can take her photo and keep a record of it. since I initially refused, she asked if my wife was handicapped as to not being able to come to the counter. Once we entered the our assigned room, we got shocked by the horrible fresh paint of the room. My wife is asthmatic and entering this toxic room almost triggered an asthma attack. At the counter, the clerk tried to upsell us to a higher price room. the second room change was no better. smoke smell was everywhere, the sheets were cleaned but the bed cover smelled badly of cigarette smoke. the mattress itself, was of the worst quality that we have slept in, in years of travel. The stairs leading to the upstairs resort units don't have a handrail and very poorly lit, so you have to hold on tightly and step firmly so not to fall in the darkness. At check out at 11:15 a.m., I forgot something in my room prior to heading to the front desk to check out. to my surprise, I could not enter my room any longer. after locating a hotel maid, she told me she could not open the door for me. her supervisor had to call someone to authorize it too. WORST EXPERIENCE IN MY LIFE at a hotel resort. $137 per night does not justify paying for this! negative stars