Famille Hugel Riesling, Alsace, France
The Westin St. Louis

The Westin St. Louis

Spruce Street, 811, St. Louis, United States Of America, Mar del plata

Cafés • Pizza • Coffee • Seafood


"I stayed here while driving from Cali to Ohio, using my chase rewards points. I had a car top carrier and my car full of my belongings. I read that there was secure parking. Once I arrived, the parking lot was “ fenced “ but had several open areas for guests to come in and out of. There were several homeless people sleeping on the sidewalks right by the entrances. I didn’t go with my gut and I went ahead and parked. There was a lady sitting in the booth in the lot. She gave me a sign to put in my window. I went in the hotel. They asked me for a card for incidentals. I gave them one. The room was mediocre and outdated. I had a weird gut feeling about the whole situation but It was in the middle of the night and I was exhausted. The next morning I go out to my car luckily my car was still intact. But the “ security guard” in the booth was sound asleep. Fast forward to today. I called them because I saw three charges on my credit card. One pending for $100 and two that had posted. One for $42 and one for $130. They informed me that parking was $40 a night. So that was the $42 charge. That was nowhere on any of the reviews I had read. So BEWARE of that. And they just randomly charged me for the price of the room even though I already paid for the room with my chase rewards points. If you don’t want a headache and be charged a crazy amount to park at a hotel that you already paid for I would NOT Stay here. I am super disappointed that I wasted my paints on this particular hotel!"

Bixby's Derby The Kartrite Resort

Bixby's Derby The Kartrite Resort

555 Resorts World DrNY 12701, Monticello, United States

Full • Soup • American • Bar-Lounge


"This place is a hidden gem. That being said, the service and knowledge from the staff in regards to the resort is terrible. Most of the staff is young and just worried about fraternizing amongst themselves. Some of the life guards and staff from the game room were great and the room service people were very friendly and nice. I gave the 5 star rating because a place EXCEEDED my expectations. The entire resort overall was clean, all of the attractions were open and functioning; minus a few arcade games. The food, although super overpriced was good. We ended up using doordash for the remainder of our stay. The crowd of people was very diverse and everyone was getting along just fine and was respectful of those around them. I will definitely be bring my kids back to this place as they had an amazing time and didn't complain about anything, as a parent that is a win for me and The Kartrite has earned a future repeat customer...Rooms: We stayed in a basic double bed room with the pullout couch and slider to the outside; we were on ground level so it led right outside to walking trails. The rooms were clean and the beds were comfy. That being said I will try the upgraded kids suite next time.Safety: They have rules and you have to follow them, there is enough staff around to make sure everyone does. For the time I was there with my 2 kids (boys 10 and 12) I would give the resort an A rating for safety.Food drinks: Food was good but, overpriced. Also, if you intend to eat at the resort I 110% recommend making reservations or you will wait as they have limited seating and people are there on vacation so no rush to leave the tables or rush through dinner.Noteworthy details: Just a tip I learned after day 1, if you don't have a cabana make sure you get there early enough to claim a table and chairs with your towels and drinks/foods. It will make the day at the waterpark that much better if you have a table and chairs set for your group."