Gay friendly Hotels in Whitney

"Very dated and our room had a few maintenance problems. The "strobe" entrance light was fixed quickly, but the noisy pipes were bad and the TV kept losing connection. Neither could be fixed apparently. Pool hours were only 9-5. The location in the middle of the strip was great, and the reason we chose TI. Parking was easy and free."

"Cleaned my room put the trash away put all towels in one corner cleaned the room myself and they still didn’t give me my full security deposit back as well as never used the mini fridge never used any ameneties was only there for one night to get ready and leave and still didn’t receive my full security deposit back"

"Room and property were clean. Staff was polite and helpful. Resort fees could have been waved since I didnt use any amenities. Would have guaranteed a return to this property in the future."

"The workers was a great group of people the only problem I had was the TV did not have good signal. The signal kept going in and out.."

"Most of the staff were excellent. I only have a complaint about the ones involved in accusing me of harassment of a guest which was a lie, as I did not talk to, touch, or disrespect anyone, and yet was accused of harassment and refused to see any proof or video of the harassment. In addition to being questioned for an ID which was in my room and not on me at the time. Furthermore, multiple security persons and management staff on top of the armed guards initiating the questioning who were clearly being directed by people elsewhere who remain a mystery, came to tell me I was not a guest at the hotel and my name was nowhere in the system. He then took my room keycard to verify it and return with some answers. When he came back, I expected everything to be confirmed as I had said but then he flat out lied to me and said I was not guest at the hotel, my name was nowhere in the system, the key I have is a year old and doesn’t work. I stated that he was lying to me, and that if the key in his hand was the one I gave him and if he did not alter the state of the key that I would bring him up to my room, unlock the door and present my I D. He again said the card didn’t work but agreed to send a security team with me up to the room to unlock the door and if I had my ID then I would be able to go back to the main desk and receive new keys. So we did just that and I presented my ID and got my new keys. I then apologized to any staff I offended even tho I was lied to multiple times."