In its heyday, it was next to the local high school, and just a little way down from the prestigious Carnegie of Homestead (a combination gym, theater hall, and library).

After all, would you rather rent a 20-year-old condo, or would you prefer a newly built apartment with multiple pools, a theater, a running track, an exercise room, free WiFi, etc?

If you can afford a 4+ bedroom then at minimum have a theater room and game room.

Entire industries like airlines, tourism, conventions, entertainment venues, gambling, theme parks, cruise ships, movie theaters and more will take months or years to recover.

Smaller cabins 1 bedroom style do well in that it's typically last minute bookings by couples so things can stay consistently busy, conversely the big ones 5 bed plus with movie theaters, pools... tend to book further out as the cabin itself is the destination for families and large gatherings.

Competition is different too, 1-4 won't ever require that you tear out a few units to provide game rooms, meeting rooms, laundry facilities, one new complex here has a theater, bar, snack/coffee bar, kids playroom, free Wi-Fi and a shuttle bus!!!

If you have a really nicely themed out house with amenities attached (arcade/theater, theme rooms, private pool) then probably not necessary, but it helps. 

I would think after a busy day at the attractions most would just want to relax in a comfortable, clean quality house in their own pool...but, I could be wrong and the club houses, arcades, water parks, bars, theaters...could attract more vacationers.. 

They just put in a Wal-Mart and a super plaza with a movie theater is being developed.

I'd take a syndication over a REIT that specializes in movie theaters or hotels catering to business travelers for the long term, but there are individual REITS I'd take over pretty much every syndicator.