Rosen Shingle Creek

I spent a couple of days In the Rosen Shingle Creek for a meeting. In my opinion it is a no-go to wait every morning in a long line for proper coffee at the in-house coffe-shop. Also it was not possible to get a table for dining at the in-house mexican restaurant without reservation. When I pay more than 200 Dollars per night I expect these things to work. The hotel offers to host conference meetings, therefore they should also be aware that many thousands of people are at the same in their premises.

This resort is so nice and beautiful. The landscaping is amazing. The staff is friendly and the food is great. However, everything is pricey. Most things start at $12, but it is a resort I guess that is to be expected. There is a Pubix across the street. Overall an amazing place. You should come to visit.

We have stayed at the Rosen Shingle Creek four times previously, on this occasion there were two very large conferences taking place. This was the first time we had felt that the hotel was prioritising the conference visitors over vacationing customers, this was particularly noticeable when the main ‘quiet’ pool was closed from 3pm. Fortunately this only occurred once during our five day break, unfortunately the pool was littered with fresh chewing gum following on from this event. The rooms with the brown / gold carpets could definitely do with a make over now, particularly when you compare decor with the other Rosen properties (Plaza and Centre). Rooms have a mini fridge which is really useful. Nice touch with the front desk dealing with the car parking at check in, previously we had to log on and enter details ourselves. Housekeeping and reception staff very friendly and helpful. Having stayed recently at the Omni resort it would be nice to see some further activities, particularly for younger kids eg mini golf or pitch and putt and playground area.