text: Honestly, my wife and I didn't know what to expect when we booked a 3 night stay at Tahiti Village. I knew that we liked the whole tiki theme and that since it was August, we wanted to stay at a place with a nice pool. My biggest concern was that it's advertised as family friendly and I didn't want to wallow through thousands of diaper wearing screaming children covered in zinc oxide. While there were lots of kids at the pool, it was spacious enough that it totally wasn't an issue and I managed to find some kid-free seats on all the days we stayed there. The pool has a bar with reasonable prices and you can get a large pizza delivered from the restaurant to the pool for 12 dollars. \nI saw some negative reviews on yelp and I'd like to address some of their issues.This place is not for everyone and if you want to be ridiculously pampered or stay in a  room filled with unicorns and golden toilets, I wouldn't recommend this place.There's no daily maid service, but don't be a disgusting slob, and its not an issue. The check in and check out times are kind of weird, but you'll know this ahead of time, and you can work around it. The staff, was really nice, and for the most part accommodating. As an example, our last night there, we saw our friend's band play, and stayed out way later than we had planned. I called the hotel at about midnight and asked if we could have a later check out time and they gave us one free of charge. \nA couple FYI's, while there's limited gambling here, you're a short cab ride from two pretty good casinos. I should also mention that you will have to get up early to reserve a pool spot with shade. Easy way around this, get up at 8, and claim a lounger. There's no outside food or drink allowed at the pool, so don't show up with your ice chest and fishing pole. For the money, this place is a great bargain, and I already know that my wife and I will return here.