We booked this hotel specifically for the waterpark, being that we were visiting from out of town and thought it would be a great way to spend time with family.
Tl;dr on this review is - if your expectations are low and you don't experience sensory issues, this is probably fine.
*The Waterpark*
When we arrived, it was a Saturday - the waterpark was packed and the lifeguards were fairly attentive. The park fixtures had definitely seen better days, and were showing signs of disrepair (peeling paint, parts repaired with duct tape); however, the staff was cleaning regularly.
Our final day there, the waterpark was closed because of no lifeguard staffing. My frustration with this was not because of it being closed, but because of how it was communicated- which is that it wasn't. We found out by overhearing the staff telling another guest asking about waterpark hours for the day. Nothing had been texted to guests or posted on pool entrances, etc. I just kept thinking, what if you booked this hotel for today only, showed up with your family excited to spend time at the waterpark, only to find out it was closed.
*The Rooms*
Poorly maintained, poorly upkept. There were hunks out of wood funiture, deep staining on fabrics, walls, and ceilings, and the room smelled strongly of smoke even though they were non-smoking rooms.
*Breakfast*
There was free breakfast at the on-site restaurant. The food was meh, and the restaurant space itself left much to be desired (one word: sticky).