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There is no way to contain the water except to lay down towels on the floor and try to prevent a flood. You can stand up in the shower but if you lift your arms to say, shampoo your hair, you are touching the walls continuously. The bathroom and the shower, in particular, were so ridiculously small it was funny. Wifi service worked outside our room, something we decided to skip since the occupants of the next two rooms were sitting outside smoking.

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The TV received three channels, we inquired about this and were told that it was 'hit or miss'. We decided to make the best of it after our long drive and it was quite a long night between the bed shifting and listening to the noise from the surrounding rooms and the restaurant parking lot right outside the door. The bed is on wheels and the floors are some type of laminate so the bed moves away from the wall and around the room when anyone moves an inch. The bed was so worn, it looked as though it was ready for the trash heap. We were given a room key and looked into the room to realize how very small it was and were really disappointed. We checked in on a Friday and waited for nearly 10 minutes at the restaurant hostess stand to do so. My words have to do with the 'Inn' motel rooms attached to the same building. The great reviews for the food should be attributed to the restaurant of the same name on premises. The Westin Reserva Conchal, an All-Inclusive Golf Resort & Spa.Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort.Barcelo Bavaro Palace All Inclusive Resort.Hotels near Royal Military College of Canada.Hotels near Saint Lawrence Spirits Downtown Tasting Room.Hotels near 1000 Islands River Rat Cheese.Hotels near River Muse Art Gallery & Studio.Clipper Inn Restaurant & Lounge Features.Hotels near Clipper Inn Restaurant & Lounge.Given the price of this dining experience (about $71), I wish we had gone somewhere else. We opted to have some dessert, a piece of oatmeal cake (sort of a spice cake) that was pretty good. Being a special, I could almost understand that, but my meal was more than twice the price of his and it still was not good. My husband's fish was also overdone and chewy. The rice was equally disappointing - dry with a strong taste of curry and coconut which, combined with the dry, chewy fish, was difficult to eat. I actually had to wash it down with some water. Even though it was covered with sauce, it seemed dry and was difficult for me to eat.

The fish was chewy and seemed to have been overcooked. It was evident that there was very little lettuce but lots of chopped cabbage and carrots, along with a couple of olives and pepperoni slices. The salads were interesting in that all of the ingredients were placed in separate piles around the plate. For my side I ordered a coconut rice dish. I ordered the Boston Cod Oscar, which sounded good because it featured asparagus, crabmeat, and a sauce.

That seemed a bit tacky, but he went along with it.

When it came time to order our meals, he wanted to get the Boston Cod on the special but was told the glass of wine he had already ordered was not part of the deal - but he could get a second glass of the wine they serve with that particular meal if he wanted to. I ordered beer, but my husband ordered a glass of Merlot. However, we did not read the specials until after we had ordered our beverages. They open at 5 pm and have lower priced dinner specials that include a glass of wine between the hours of 5-6 pm. We quickly figured out why this place is so popular. We had noticed how crowded the Clipper Inn always seemed to be so figured we couldn't go wrong having dinner there. My husband and I spent a week in a cottage in Clayton and decided we would go out to eat one night during our stay.

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