We liked the property and got a great deal on the price. The jacuzzi bathtub, indoor and outdoor pools and outdoor hot tub by the pool as well as the shuttle downtown were all nice. The property itself, is attractive and grounds very well kept. That being said if we had not agreed to the breakfast in exchange for discounted access passes to attractions our stay would have been great. We did agree to save money and were told it would take 90 minutes ( 1 hour presentation and 30 minute question and answere) which we thought we could suffer through for the discount. Three hours later and three sales people later we were still trying to leave after clearly saying "NO" over and over. In the beginning the first sales person who was the most friendly told us that yes or no, at the end the meeting would end amicably. This was not the case. We were told to continue to wait and wait for an offer we had to sign and reject. Right around the three hour mark we thought we were finally done when another person was brought in for a "survey". She asked the same questions but in a much more rude and offensive manner. She even tried to shame us for not buying asking "What did you expect when you came in here for this morning...just your free gift...well come on let's get what you came here for." I was upset about the way we were spoken to that whole day and evening, I was also upset my seven year old witnessed it, although it will teach him a good lesson in standing up for yourself and what is right for you no matter how much pressure you receive. I am guessing their "sales" techniques are based on research, but in my opinion coercion and intimidation are not tactics that would EVER make me buy something. Amazingly in the power point presentation, more than once it was mentioned that the company had won ethics awards. I have no idea how that could be possible. The rest of the trip was tinged for me by that extremely negative experience and that last terrible sales person who tried to make us feel less than for staying there without being owners. Likely will never stay at a Wyndham again. If you choose to stay at this property please heed the advice of other reviewers and avoid the breakfast meeting. I wish I had done so.