Stay was nice. All rooms have balconies. One word of advice though if you are looking for the advertised "Tennessee River View". The hotel is set back much further from the River than I anticipated. There is a strip of Fed Gov TVA land (due to dam) between the hotel and River, with some fairly tall trees. To really have a good distant view of the river, get a room on as high a floor as possible, and on the East side of the hotel. Also, when you visit the Swampers Lounge, spend some time checking out all the memorabilia on the walls. A good bit of music history there from Fame Studios. If you don't know what that is, or have never heard of "the Muscle Shoals Sound", look it up.

Stayed three nights. My husband was here on business, I was not. All staff members that I came in contact with were very friendly and seemed genuinely interested in my welfare. Food at the Bronze restaurant was really good. Everything seemed freshly made from the breakfast through lunch. Would expect the same for dinner, we just happen to eat elsewhere. The swimming pool was really impressive: water slide, waterfalls, and an arch of water shooting into the pool. I was there alone, but other groups were there. A staffer brought toys for the kids and took pictures when asked. Rooms were clean and had plenty of space. Free wifi was available or you could pay a fee for a faster connection. Would definitely stay again.

The cafe on site was okay. Service was not the best in the world.

Truly a wonerful experience at this world class resort in small Alabama town