Not exactly Paradise
I had really high hopes for my stay at Paradise Point. The reason I rated it average was if we had paid $100-$125 a night, I probably wouldn't have been as unhappy as I was. It's an older, average place. We went for my cousin's birthday, and the first night there were three couples that had rooms there, the second night there were 5 couples that had rooms. My cousin got a bayside room, opening out onto the beach, and the rest of us booked garden rooms.
My experience started off on the wrong note. I checked in 5 minutes before our friends, who booked their room on the same website as me and paid the same rate. They were across the driveway from us. Well, our room was in the middle of the building, had no dresser, no walk in closet, and virtually no patio. The website promises private patio with Adirondack chairs. It was private all right. There was a large hedge separating the 3 ft of patio space from the driveway. Their website states that every room comes with "Views of the bay, garden or lagoon" I had a view of a big hedge and the driveway. Our friends, paying the same rate and checking in after us, had an end unit, with a huge walk through closet, a dresser for their clothes, a huge vanity top, and a very large patio that actually opened up into the gardens. 
Right after we checked in we had to leave for dinner in Old Town and a Padres game, so I really didn't get much of an impression of my room other than the fact that I had no dresser to put my clothes in other than a nightstand, a 3 ft vanity top which made it necessary to store our toiletries on the shelf above our clothes in the closet, and a patio that was smaller than the inside of my car. Well, the next morning when I got a good look at my surroundings I was not very happy. Mind you even though we booked through a discount travel site, we were paying over $300 a night. Add in the $17 resort fee and the $32 a night parking, and we were over $350. The paint on my bathroom wall was peeling, the paint on the wall next to our table and chairs was bubbling and peeling, the hot water handle in the bathroom was loose, the bathroom door had black scuff marks on it, the tub didn't drain when we showered, so we ended up standing in soapy scummy water while showering. The area rug in front of the sofa needed a shampoo. 
When they cleaned our room after the first night, they left a dirty glass on the coffee table, and didn't leave us a fresh glass on the vanity. Strange. When we were ready to leave on Sunday, i attempted to check out on our television. They do not offer it. We had to drive up to the lobby, and physically go in to check out. Huge inconvenience. So after standing in line to check out, the gentleman at the desk asked me how my stay was. I told him about my issues, and he was very apologetic. He waived our resort fee and parking, which was terrific, saving us $102.00. Then as I was speaking to him I noticed a placard to the side advertising their loyalty club, Destination Delivers. I had actually signed up for this when I booked my room. The placard stated that members would receive an upgrade at check in, and also late check out. I pointed out to him that I had received neither, and he immediately offered to give us late check out. I thanked him but told him that we were already packed any my husband was waiting in the car. 
I will say that my cousin's room on the bay was very nice, it had all of the features our friends across the driveway had, in addition to opening up onto the beach. Overall I was totally disappointed in the quality of our room for the price we paid. in my opinion $32 a day for parking is ridiculous, as they have a parking space in front of your room that is reserved, and the resort is so huge that it would be tough to get your stuff to your room if you don't park there. If you don't use it, nobody else can, so I am not sure how they justify charging you an additional fee to use that space. For $350 a night I can find much more luxurious accomodations.