Different style of resort, very family friendly.
Paradise Point is a very different hotel or resort than any that I have been to. Our room was a duplex style, sharing a wall with only one other room. It had a king sized bed, small sitting area with loveseat and coffee table, and a bathroom with a door separating the vanity from the shower and toilet. Bed was comfortable, but pillows were lumpy. There was a small patio with two chairs in the back, which was sort of fun. There are five pools around the resort, with one pretty close to all rooms. One is an adult only pool. All have hot tubs. We were closest to the waterfall pool. I did have to scoop out some bugs from the hot tub before we used it, but I didn't take offense to that, just wished someone had used a pool skimmer to clean it beforehand. 
I booked our stay on priceline. In addition to the price I paid for one night, a $17 resort fee was charged per day. This allowed access to the free internet and recreational activities including tennis, bocce, and croquet--none of which we used. We hoped to get a bocce ball set to take to the beach, but were informed that they all had to be used in the recreational area only, which I guess is understandable, though not ideal. There is a putt putt course right on the grounds too, which had an additional charge (disappointing). 
We checked in behind another family, and were shocked to hear the price for parking. I think they charged them $32 per day or something. This is silly, because at least in the area our room was in, there was one parking spot marked for each room number. I was lucky she didn't charge us for it, which I'm guessing was only because we booked through priceline.
I wouldn't recommend this for a couples vacation necessarily, but would recommend it for a family getaway, given the recreational activities onsite and the relative isolation of each room compared to a highrise hotel.