Just thought I'd update for any others considering staying at PR.

We are on our last day and have had a great time

We booked a regular hotel style room in the renovated section (superior?) and the room is great. A queen bed plus single plus foldway. It is just a regular room but enough space even for a bit of play space near the door to the balcony. Small table with two chair and two stools, armchair but no lounge. Bathroom is small but adequate and has a removeable shower head which has been great for the kids (no bath) and a small step in the bathroom too for the basin/toilet. Chatting to some other guests, the unrenovated rooms are pretty run down, clean but old so they don't look very clean iykwim.

The pool area is wonderful, my boys have had the best time, it does get REALLY busy though Both boys enjoyed kids club, especially my Ds1 - 4yrs, who was really worried about me leaving him and then begged to go back the next day!

We had the continental brekkie included (cereal, toast, pastries, yoghurt, fruit) which was great and they had a special gluten free section with cereal, bread and a dedicated toaster for GF - I usually have to ask at most places and wait 15 minutes while someone finds something. The hot "add on" breakfasts are huge and only cost a little extra. I prob would have had cereal in our room though most days if we didn't have it included. We ate quite a bit at the resort, especially dinner as my boys were in bed by 7pm so we got takeaway from the pool cafe to eat in our room and it was always fine (pizza was a fave) We also bought food with us and topped up bread, milk etc at the little shop and often made the kids sandwiches for lunch (if not at Kids Club).

Lots of activities for the kids all day long - my two are currently having arvo naps after 4 hours in the Water Park and pool

I'd recommend the place, but be aware it is for kids more than adults. We loved the fact that the place is buzzing by 7am (don't expect a peaceful sleep in) and our kids can run about and be themselves without worrying they are destroying someone else's peaceful and relaxing holiday. It's not "luxurious" but family friendly I'd come back, but once kids are hitting their teens they would prob get a bit bored - although there is WiFi