Hotel Sea Paradise Inn

We told the staff about it when we checked out, but the response was really disappointing. The clerk apologized without much feeling and didn’t ask for any details. Maybe she didn’t mean to, but we got the strong impression she didn’t care and just wanted to move us away from the counter to handle the customers waiting behind us. My family of three stayed one night in May 2025. My wife and I woke in the middle of the night to mosquitoes buzzing around our ears, even though we hadn’t opened the window after checking in. Over the next hour we killed more than 20. They were on the walls, ceiling, and curtains. By morning, all of us, including our 3-year-old son, had bites. He got the worst of it, with more than 20 on his arms, legs, and face. I suspect they came through the air vents, since we didn’t notice any until we turned on the air conditioning before bed. I’d like to give the hotel the benefit of the doubt and hope this was an isolated incident, but my family won’t stay there again. A mosquito problem at that level is a genuine public health hazard, and the hotel should treat it that way.

The aquarium was amazing, and the adventure building is a must. It has three styles: fantasy, riddle, and one I can’t remember. The aim is to collect stamps, and the machines are hidden, so keep an eye out. We went when it wasn’t very crowded and managed to do almost all the attractions.

The room was big and nice for a family vacation. The amenities and food were average.

A must-visit adventure spot, packed with entertainment.