Ah, the Michelin-recognized hotel — the Four Seasons for the working class. Pay Best Western prices and you can tell everyone you stayed somewhere Michelin acknowledged. Unfortunately, you also get what you pay for.
Despite being visibly run down and badly in need of renovation, this property somehow received Michelin recognition in 2025, which is honestly surprising.
The problems started with the booking. Be very careful with their “lakeview” rooms. The listing makes it seem like you are paying extra for a special view, but in reality the front of the building is blocked by a road, dense trees, and overgrown vegetation. Unless you are lucky enough to be on the third floor, you may end up paying a premium for essentially no meaningful lake view.
When we raised this with the manager, it was clear they already knew about the issue. I doubt we were the first guests to point it out. Yet no real effort was made to move us to a better room, issue a partial refund, or offer even a small property credit. We left feeling misled.
Sometimes recognition can make a place complacent, and that seems to be what happened here. The service did not match the reputation, and the property desperately needs renovation and better transparency in how it sells its rooms.
Their pool area is also plainly gross, really dirty, especially their sauna hasn't been sanitized in years and is grimy.