Staff at the hotel were welcoming and pleasant to deal with. The room and the hotel itself were decently clean. Some areas where dusting is clearly never done, but nothing abhorrent.
My issue with the hotel was how misleadingly they advertise their amenities. "Golf Resort" but it is just a hotel that is a 10-minute walk away from the golf course with barely any perks. The golf course is public access so you could stay at any hotel and all you would miss out on is one bucket of 20 balls for the driving range and $10 off green fees, which usually does not help anyone because they have probably already booked and paid for their tee time before they arrive. They advertise a "seasonal outdoor pool on site." The pool is a 10-minute walk away, at the golf course, and you have to schedule time to use it, in 1-hour blocks. Not sure if there is a limit on how many blocks can be booked. Advertising a garden is a laugh. There was no garden. There was a scummy pond outside and maybe that is what they are calling a garden.
When you look at the outside of the hotel, they have these buzzwords advertised like "dine!" There is no dining on site. There is a restaurant at the golf course or you can walk over to the restaurant at their sister hotel, Living Water Resort & Spa. Both are 10 minutes away.
The hotel was fine as a hotel. The problem is that they advertise themselves as a resort so that its perceived value is higher and you are willing to pay more. It was not worth the price paid.