Instead, I was referred to a Security employee. The next morning at the front desk, I asked to speak to a manager, or the head of Hotel Security. After more than five minutes of hateful accusations and questioning, the six finally realized their mistake, removed the handcuffs, and left the room. The four officers (accompanied by two other hotel employees) kept asking them, “How do you know (gave a name)?' When my sons repeatedly stated that they had never heard of that person, the officers told them that they knew that they were involved with the drug dealings of (him) because “1013” was written on his (that person's) hand. The first officer pushed the door open and shoved my son inside, where he was promptly handcuffed! He was taken aback, offered no resistance, and just kept asking, “What’s going on?” Of course, my other son awoke and was asking the same thing. Through the peep-hole, he saw six men…four in security/police uniforms he went ahead and opened the door. My older son (29 years old) awoke and went to the door. We paid our (over-priced) $125+ tab and then spent some time gambling in the casino before we all went to our rooms.Īt about 3:10 AM, I was awakened by a loud banging in the hallway I had no idea it was on my sons’ door. Because of the inefficiently in the dining room, it took quite some time for us to finish our dinner.

We settled into our adjoining rooms (one was #1013), then went to have dinner at their in-house River Willow Steakhouse. The designated check-in for the BlueWater is late: 5:00 PM. My adult sons and I were guests at the BlueWater Resort on a Friday night in January. Our experience at the BlueWater Resort was more than unpleasant.

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