Fun City Resort Hotel Burlington, Burlington

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were noisy due to a mechanical machine down the hall, but they did provide a rare set of free weights. The family rooms were just okay, not great. The service was decent, and the location had its ups and downs. Dining options were not consistently good, but the facilities were satisfactory.

My stay at the Catfish Bend Inn and Spa was overall satisfactory, but the early construction noise starting at 7:00 am was a downside. The rooms, although a bit dated, met our needs. The location was convenient for families with its water park, arcade, and casino, but the worn-down Pzazz Resort next door was not appealing. The dining experience was good, especially the homemade pastries, and the facilities offered were decent for a family vacation.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were very outdated and nothing like the online pictures, but at least they were spacious and seemed clean. I particularly enjoyed the glass shower and the overall cleanliness. On the flip side, the location was not appealing, and the neighboring hotel was worn down and overpriced for what it offered.

I had a mixed experience at the Pzazz Resort. The rooms, although elegantly decorated, were very dark and lacking that extra 'pzazzy' touch, as my 10-year-old would say. On the bright side, the service was top-notch, and the location offered plenty of entertainment options. Unfortunately, the dining was a major letdown with terrible food quality, but the facilities were decent overall.

I had a great time at the hotel! The rooms were large, clean, and very comfortable, perfect for my grandkids. Although there was a slight smell of moisture, it was still as good as any room in a five-star Las Vegas resort.