Oof. This place was rough. I enjoy camping, glancing, and everything in between and don’t consider myself high maintenance, but I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone. The only positive I can say about this hotel is the staff. They were lovely, quick, and eager to help. While the hotel room was as clean as it could be, the first room we checked into had a very heavy cat urine smell. We went back to the front desk and the gentleman was extremely apologetic and helpful in getting us booked into another room. The new room smelled a bit musty, but livable. Our kids went to use the pool right away, excited to swim a little after a long travel day, but the pool was pretty dirty and green on the bottom. I know there have been some storms, so no biggie. The kids were bummed since they planned on spending any extra minutes in the pool. When we woke up the next morning, we noticed mold (I’m no expert, got it was fuzzy-looking black blobs) along the top of the bathroom and around the vent. One of the drawer fronts in the kitchen were missing, exposing very sharp nail ends that were dangerous to the kids, or even adults for that matter had we not seen it. We were excited to see that the TVs had streaming capabilities, but none of them worked and while the remote lit up when you hit the button to select that option, nothing happened. All this to say that I’m very surprised this hotel is still in business. We’ve been Bonvoy members for years and haven’t ever had an experience like this at a Marriott hotel. The staff were wonderful, nothing they can do about the issues that come with being a rundown hotel in desperate need of renovation. We checked out that day and went to the Delta Jacksonville Deerfield and wow - what a difference. I know it’s not apples to apples to compare a very recently renovated hotel to an older one, but dang. Nothing like staying in one to truly appreciate the other.