1. The fridge leaked water all over our food after we turned it on. 2. Designated parking behind the hotel unit was full from other campers. 3. A sign at the sliding glass door out to the deck read something to the extent of: "door extremely hard to close, use at your own risk." 4. The toilet plugged continously. 5. The 'wi-fi" only works in the cafe. 6. The towels were mismatched and only one wash cloth for a room that sleeps 4. 7. No table or chairs on the porch since other campers decided to take them to their campsites. 8. No table in the room. 9. No dresser for clothes, only a rack on the wall above the tv to hang your clothes. 10. We had to duct tape the shower head to stop it from spraying everywhere the first night. 11. The bathroom door didn't lock and you had to slam it to close it. 12. The supposed "grocery store" is ill stocked and EXTREMELY overpriced. 13. The RV sites had some campers "sharing" a power box, meaning if you had 2 RVs that needed more than a 110 outlet, it wasn't gonna happen. And the boundrys of the RV sites were confusing, some with no firepits. 14. The pool was NOT heated and filthy. 15. The beds were horrible. It was like sleeping on a boxspring. I didn't expect the Hilton for the $125 a night we spent, but Motel 6 looked like a 4 star hotel compared to this. The only good things I can say were that the room was clean and they changed the shower head first thing the next morning. This place could be a really nice spot if they simply maintained their units better and were clearer on their website as to "true" amenities. Would not stay there again, definitely.
- Squaw Rock Hotel
