May I begin by saying this is a beautiful location and a very clean property. However, it unfortunately goes downhill from there. Reception personnel need additional training and should at least go over the basics of the resort upon check in. I was greeted, handed my room key and that was it. Also, there is no concierge on the property if you should need assistance with dinner reservations at one of the nearby restaurants, tours, etc. Welcome beverage was not offered upon arrival and would have been nice after a very tedious 8 hr drive down from NY in inclement weather. Valet personnel were very professional and pleasant. Day 2 of my stay I had a much-needed spa treatment (excellent) and didn't realize the spa is in a completely different building. When I asked the receptionist where the spa is she just directed me to the "second floor". Didn't mention that it's not in the main resort building and that it is a considerable walk to get to it. I'm presently injured so that ended up being an ordeal for me to get down there safely and on time for my appointment. Would have been nice if one of the valet golf carts could have just dropped me off. After my treatment they arranged one to get me back to the main building thankfully. That was at the suggestion of the kind gardener who was working on the flowers in front of the spa. There should be coffee/tea in the rooms but there isn't. Mini fridge contains 2 bottles of water, ginger ale, a few small snacks and that's it. Bathroom was well appointed and Frette towels were provided. (Would not recommend using the "Red Flower" bath products they provide however). Sadly, the bed was probably the most uncomfortable one I've ever slept on in my life. It's a box spring with a duvet type covering (about 2 inches thick if that) on top of it. I've stayed at many 5-star hotels worldwide and have never seen anything like that. Food from room service was mediocre at best and they bring it to you in awkward bento (?) boxes which are quite heavy and just leave them on the desk for you to deal with. Ended up accidently dropping one of them on my foot further injuring myself (having a difficult month). That could be remedied by simply using a rolling table (like all other true 5 star hotels use) to bring food to your suite so you can dine comfortably. Also, the walls between the guest rooms are apparently very thin so take heed.