It could have some strengths, but service is zip, zero. Poor Security.
I have stayed here previously and it was a mixed bag. This time it was worse. 
Firstly, I got put into a second floor Grand Marina suite, which should be striking. Indeed, we liked the fact that it was large and had a balcony overlooking the small marina. We appreciated the room at first. 
However, it is about there that the positives end. Some elements of the room are quite dated, such as the kitchen. Nevertheless, we would have still been happy enough with the quality of the room even though it certainly is a bit dated and worn, wall paper peeling from the bathroom walls. Still, we knew this going in, so it didn't bother us. They have updated the TVs since we were last there which is nice.
What is 100 percent not acceptable is that 2 of the 3 sliding doors would not lock. None of them had the regular locks work on these doors.. What about the extra security locks? Nope, not so fast. 1 of the 3 had the extra security lock that worked fine (off the living room) so that door we were happy with as it could at least be somewhat locked. The second living room sliding door did not have the extra security lock at all, it appeared to have fallen off or was never on. Therefore, the second living room sliding door *WOULD NOT LOCK AT ALL*. 
The third sliding door, off the bedroom, had a security lock but it was not aligned with the hole it was suppose to slide into, so it did not work either! The bedroom door *WOULD NOT LOCK AT ALL EITHER*. 
Therefore, with two of the three sliding doors not locking at all, we went ahead and left the room about 11:00pm. 
We thought about trying to stack some chairs, etc. from the room into the sliding door track to prevent it from opening, but with two doors to secure, we doubt we could have found enough in the room to manage this.
I told the hotel via phone and email about the situation and I never even received a "sorry, hope it goes better next time." They made no acknowledgment. Indeed, I even got charged the $10 parking fee even though we didn't even spend the night.
The time I traveled here previously, one of three doors didn't lock either. This seems to be a significant issue with the property as it was two out of two for me. 
If anyone else plans to go and stay in a room with sliding doors, I would strongly encourage you to visit your home improvement store before visiting and buying some of those screw tightened window/sliding door locks (you can easily take them with you when you leave each day). I'd buy one for the top and bottom track of every door, so you could need as many as six of these if you got the Grand Marina Suite.
The grounds are kept up quite nicely. The room service pizza was one of the best I have ever ate. There are two strengths I must complement them on.
I would also recommend staying away from ground level rooms that look out on the hotel grounds/paths. We walk by these rooms and their only windows look out where everyone is walking by, so you see these guests in their beds when you're walking around the grounds. I'd recommend a second level room for a tad more privacy. 
We also had extremely rowdy and drinking neighbors. This was another reason we left with the door issues. We would have worried all night.
This hotel could really be special indeed. It has potential. Hopefully at some point they will finish revamping the hotel but most importantly in the meantime, step security up, just make sure the doors can be locked before any guest steps in the room. The security locks they put on the sliding doors aren't of very high quality anyway and since the regular locks do not work, they need to make sure they work and I'd recommend they even look into a better security lock since the ones they were utilizing seem to break and are cheap.