This was by far the most comprehensive, not over-the-top tour of this resort. My family and I are planning on coming over from Australia next year so videos like this are invaluable!!
Awesome, so glad that you found it helpful and hopeful that you can make the trip from Australia. Wyndham Bonnet Creek is a great resort and wonderful place to stay when visiting Disney and just about anything in the Orlando area. Thanks for watching!
GOD BLESS YOU. THANK YOU FOR THE INCREDIBLE VIDEO. IT IS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL. ( I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE FOUR SEASONS ORLANDO WALT DISNEY WORLD AND I ABSOLUTELY LOVE ALL FOUR HOTELS AND RESORTS IN BONNET CREEK! THEY ARE ALL ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL! I TRULY AND SINCERELY CANNOT THANK GOD ENOUGH FOR MR ESPARZA AND ALL OF MY BEAUTIFUL FRIENDS. EVERYTHING HAS BEEN A MIRACLE AND AN INDESCRIBABLE GIFT FROM GOD AND MY WONDERFUL FRIENDS. 🙏
Thanks. You really need to try out the timeshare. Great resort and so much room. The key with the timeshare is to rent from an owner instead of direct through Wyndham. So much cheaper. Thanks for watching!
Just had my Second stay here and can not say enough. Everyone was soo friendly and accommodating right up to the tower and room type I requested.👍 Great poolside restaurants. Soo close to Disney. Lots for adults and kids here. I always find myself planning another trip here as soon as I return home!
So excited we are checking in on July 5th through the 11th, we normally stay on Disney property but we have owed Wyndham for years and figured why not use it. Thanks for the insides on the property. Which building would you recommend? We are road tripping it from Texas stopping for a couple of nights in Destin FL.
Awesome. Hope you have a great stay at Bonnet Creek. As for buildings. I would suggest 4, 5 or 6 as they seem to be closest to the two lazy rivers and the main checkin area and most activities. If you have a Presidential Reserve unit booked, then those are only in tower 6. Thanks for watching.
You're going to need a vacation from your vacations! I'm convinced that timeshare ownership is truly for those that can maximize all these additional bonus stays. Not a bad looking property or location. We chose Cypress Palms in Kissimmee for 3 nights in July, great partial points + cash price.
Tell me about it. The Bonnet Creek property is fantastic. This was our first Wyndham stay and we really enjoyed it. We have a stay coming up at Kingston Reef next month to see what it is like. Thanks for watching!
I am not sure if they take building requests if you aren’t a Wyndham owner. If you are, I know that some units have fireworks views, but not really sure myself which ones those are. I know there is a thread on DISBoards.com that has some great information, I can’t get the link right now but if I find it I will post it here. Thanks for watching.
I'm so jealous you got to stay there. We were going to stay at Club Wyndham (yes, the timeshare side) for our honeymoon, but there was an issue with our reservations. We went from having two concurrent reservations to none in two hours, and when they tried to get one of them back for us, they were suddenly sold out for our week. Guess we'll go for our anniversary some day.
That stinks! I do hope you get the chance to go sometime as it is a great resort. I have found the best way is to book through a Wyndham owner. We paid just a little over $100 a night for a four night weekday stay in a deluxe two bedroom but were upgraded to a three bedroom. Thanks for watching!
We stayed here last week and I have to comment on the service we received. 5 stars to Osmany Bob Fransis who repaired a ceiling fan and light at 9:00 in the evening. 10 minutes after we requested service he appeared and changed out the whole apparitus. Couldn't have been friendlier or nicer. Appreciate it!!!
That is great that they were able to help you out at that late hour. I know how important a ceiling fan is for us and we wouldn't be pleased to be going to bed only to find out it was broken. Thanks for sharing!
It is a real nice property and much cheaper than staying at a Disney resort hotel or DVC. It is getting harder to rent from an owner because Wyndham keeps changing their rules. Thanks for watching!
like wise but up until recently with all the changes it just makes more sense to stay off property for those few hundred bucks and spend it on booze and food lol
I stayed at the nearby Waldorf Astoria in March this year. I walked around the Wyndham property several times. It looks very nice. Don't know why my sister pays big $$$ to stay at the Caribbean Beach Resort.
Hello Danny. We do not own Wyndham timeshare. We have always rented from owners through KOALA. We also just went to our first Wyndham timeshare presentation. They do make everything sound great. However, there is really no need to buy direct from Wyndham. If you want to own, consider resale. Much cheaper and many of the same benefits of being able to book Club Wyndham properties. For more information, check out the Wyndham forum over on www.tugbbs.com. A lot of owners over there that can give great advice if you are looking to own Wyndham. However, we have found renting to be a great and cheap option if you are flexible and can rent somewhat last minute. Thanks for watching!
First, thank you for sharing all of this information! We are considering renting through Koala in 2023. Is Koala good about answering questions and can then take requests? For example, if I would like to have a tower near to the lobby area for various reasons is that something I could ask of them? Also, when you rent from an owner through Koala, do they give you all of the property information you would need (i.e. how to book a theme park shuttle, any rules about getting groceries delivered, etc...)?
Thanks for watching! We rented our reservation through Koala. As for special requests, those would probably need to be done directly with the resort once you have a reservation. But I am not sure they take specific requests from non owners. You may want to ask the Koala about this and if they can pass that information on to the owner that is renting you the reservation. Koala is pretty easy with communications and seems willing to answer any questions. The resort is also pretty flexible about being able to accommodate specific requests at checkin as the resort is very large. We never received any property information from them ahead of check in. As for shuttle times and grocery delivery, you may want to talk to the resort directly and have them send you the shuttle schedule and how to reserve it for certain days. There is also a rather long thread over on DISBoards with many of the same questions being asked and answered. Check that out; www.disboards.com/threads/the-we-loooooove-club-wyndham-bonnet-creek-part-4.3366139/
I’ve stayed at Club Wyndham Bonnett Creek many times. Koala just books the room so you can NOT get any info about it until check in day. The front desk will help you with everything you need then. They are really great there!👍👍
To add to my previous reply. I beleive anyone staying in either the hotel or timeshare have access to all the amenities of the entire property. I don't think any of the pool gates required a key card.
Thank you yes we booked at club Wyndham the timeshares so I really appreciate your video end seeing all that it has to offer Looks like a great place Which number tower has the kids pool the one with the pirate ship?
@@jamiecarbone7836 That pool is at the base of Tower 6. Tower 6 is the tower with presidential units in it. So if you booked a presidential unit, you would certainly be in that tower. There are also deluxe villas in that tower. Keep in mind though that the pirate ship really isn't a play/water feature. It is just the theming of the pool. There is also a waterslide at that pool. Just wanted to clarify about the pirate ship since several resorts in Orlando have pirate ship pools where kids can play on them and they are more like a splash pad with slides built in.
Thanks for the infomercial. With a possible recession on the horizon (loss of jobs, loss of homes and diving national home incomes), do you think "Travel Share" (actually timeshare) company wishing to take your future income is the way to go? Just asking?
Certainly many companies out there are looking for a share of your future income and money. That is what they are in the business to do. Timeshare is twofold, yes signing up for the ongoing fees isn't a good idea if you expect to have a loss of job or income in the future. Timeshares however do offer a value proposition over traditional hotel stays. IN the current inflationary period, hotel rates are skyrocketing. We will probably see big increases in timeshare maintenance fees in the future too, but generally with the right research for the right timeshare, a timeshare will save money vs a hotel stay (as long as you use the timeshare). Timeshare brands that tend to target the high end buyer are also a little more insulated from a market downturn. They have a buyer and owner that is more affluent and perhaps not as likely to be impacted by a recession. In past recessions, timeshare tended to fare much better and retain much higher occupancy levels than traditional hotels and resorts. Since people are already paying for the timeshare and the associated fees, they feel a need to use it.
Isn't that a personal choice? I would say everyone has the right to make their own decision on that and all this guy is doing is giving the opportunity there's no pushy sales going on..
I LOVE your videos. So much info. I typically stay at Bonnet Creek and notice lately harder to book directly through Extra Holidays website during the summer. I’ve never rented through a 3rd party and concerned that I will have a reservation. Looking to book 10+ rooms for a family reunion next summer. Would you suggest finding another resort or is using a 3rd party booking pretty safe to use?
Renting from an owner is certainly cheaper, but I don't know what 10+ rooms would look like and what kind of red flags that might cause. Reunion Resort to the south may be another good option as they have all three bedroom units. Sheraton Vistana Resort could also work as there always seems to be a lot of availability there. It isn't as nice as Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek, but getting the number of rooms needed might be easier. You can often find Vistana Resort on the many booking sites but there are private rentals often available on Redweek.
Not sure what you mean? Are you looking to rent at Wyndham Bonnet Creek? If so, the price of a rental varies based on the size of the unit, the length of stay and the time of year you want to travel. Thanks for watching!
i'm going in March for a week and I spent just around 165k points for a 2 deluxe suite with upgrade opt-in. I hope that gives you an idea of cost but if you mean as in money price it just all depends on the size you get really.
There’s a wonderful thing called the internet that allows you to do your own research for this kind of thing. Don’t be lazy and waste time waiting for a reply, look it up, it’s faster and easy!
@@DestinationTimeshare no I meant that’s why the hot tub was open at the hotel and the pool bar wasn’t chargeable to the room. It’s two separate companies following 2 different protocols.
Got it, yes that is why. I read all the time over on some of the Disney forums of people saying that there were hot tubs open at the resort. I kept having to correct the information, only the hot tub at the Wyndham Grand hotel was open. None of the tubs at Club Wyndham were open. Though apparently they opened them all now. People don't understand the difference and they just think it is one big resort.
@@DestinationTimeshare Awesome. Were you in a presidential suite? You only specified tower 6 in your video. I prefer the Pres reserve units if I can't get the deluxe units 35% off.
This was by far the most comprehensive, not over-the-top tour of this resort. My family and I are planning on coming over from Australia next year so videos like this are invaluable!!
Awesome, so glad that you found it helpful and hopeful that you can make the trip from Australia. Wyndham Bonnet Creek is a great resort and wonderful place to stay when visiting Disney and just about anything in the Orlando area. Thanks for watching!
Great video! Staying here next month and so excited.
Awesome, Have a great trip. Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek is a great resort. Thanks for watching!
I've been there a dozen times and almost always in building 5 and 6 and have never seen that rooftop area over the bar with the Adirondak chairs. LOL
Never heard of Koala. Gonna check it out. Your channel is going to get really big. Great job
Do take a look. There are some great places available to rent. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!
GOD BLESS YOU. THANK YOU FOR THE INCREDIBLE VIDEO. IT IS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL. ( I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE FOUR SEASONS ORLANDO WALT DISNEY WORLD AND I ABSOLUTELY LOVE ALL FOUR HOTELS AND RESORTS IN BONNET CREEK! THEY ARE ALL ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL! I TRULY AND SINCERELY CANNOT THANK GOD ENOUGH FOR MR ESPARZA AND ALL OF MY BEAUTIFUL FRIENDS. EVERYTHING HAS BEEN A MIRACLE AND AN INDESCRIBABLE GIFT FROM GOD AND MY WONDERFUL FRIENDS. 🙏
Great video thanks for sharing so much information. I will be staying there a week in August before a cruise.
Awesome, have a great trip. We hope to make it back to Wyndham Bonnet Creek in 2024. It is a great resort. Thanks for watching!
Nice video. We’ve stayed at every hotel in the Bonnet Creek Resort but never the time share. Hope to do so later this summer.
Thanks. You really need to try out the timeshare. Great resort and so much room. The key with the timeshare is to rent from an owner instead of direct through Wyndham. So much cheaper. Thanks for watching!
Just had my Second stay here and can not say enough. Everyone was soo friendly and accommodating right up to the tower and room type I requested.👍 Great poolside restaurants. Soo close to Disney. Lots for adults and kids here. I always find myself planning another trip here as soon as I return home!
Nice to hear you had a great experience. It is a wonderful property and we hope to be able to go back sometime. Thanks for checking out the video!
Great video! I hope to visit there.
Thanks for watching!
So excited we are checking in on July 5th through the 11th, we normally stay on Disney property but we have owed Wyndham for years and figured why not use it. Thanks for the insides on the property. Which building would you recommend? We are road tripping it from Texas stopping for a couple of nights in Destin FL.
Awesome. Hope you have a great stay at Bonnet Creek. As for buildings. I would suggest 4, 5 or 6 as they seem to be closest to the two lazy rivers and the main checkin area and most activities. If you have a Presidential Reserve unit booked, then those are only in tower 6. Thanks for watching.
You're going to need a vacation from your vacations! I'm convinced that timeshare ownership is truly for those that can maximize all these additional bonus stays. Not a bad looking property or location. We chose Cypress Palms in Kissimmee for 3 nights in July, great partial points + cash price.
Tell me about it. The Bonnet Creek property is fantastic. This was our first Wyndham stay and we really enjoyed it. We have a stay coming up at Kingston Reef next month to see what it is like. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this review! We go in May and I was wondering if you had any insight on the best/worse tower to stay in? Thanks again!
I am not sure if they take building requests if you aren’t a Wyndham owner. If you are, I know that some units have fireworks views, but not really sure myself which ones those are. I know there is a thread on DISBoards.com that has some great information, I can’t get the link right now but if I find it I will post it here. Thanks for watching.
I'm so jealous you got to stay there.
We were going to stay at Club Wyndham (yes, the timeshare side) for our honeymoon, but there was an issue with our reservations. We went from having two concurrent reservations to none in two hours, and when they tried to get one of them back for us, they were suddenly sold out for our week. Guess we'll go for our anniversary some day.
That stinks! I do hope you get the chance to go sometime as it is a great resort. I have found the best way is to book through a Wyndham owner. We paid just a little over $100 a night for a four night weekday stay in a deluxe two bedroom but were upgraded to a three bedroom. Thanks for watching!
We stayed here last week and I have to comment on the service we received. 5 stars to Osmany Bob Fransis who repaired a ceiling fan and light at 9:00 in the evening. 10 minutes after we requested service he appeared and changed out the whole apparitus. Couldn't have been friendlier or nicer. Appreciate it!!!
That is great that they were able to help you out at that late hour. I know how important a ceiling fan is for us and we wouldn't be pleased to be going to bed only to find out it was broken. Thanks for sharing!
I never stay off property. I'm spoiled 😆
I'm seriously considering this for our next visit!
It is a real nice property and much cheaper than staying at a Disney resort hotel or DVC. It is getting harder to rent from an owner because Wyndham keeps changing their rules. Thanks for watching!
like wise but up until recently with all the changes it just makes more sense to stay off property for those few hundred bucks and spend it on booze and food lol
I stayed at the nearby Waldorf Astoria in March this year. I walked around the Wyndham property several times. It looks very nice. Don't know why my sister pays big $$$ to stay at the Caribbean Beach Resort.
Yeah, it is just a short drive to Caribbean Beach Resort. Though no Disney Transportation. Bonnet Creek is certainly a bargain. Thanks for watching!
We are booked to stay at this resort in November
It is a fantastic resort. Have a great trip & thanks for watching!
Didn’t see much about the Spa in this video
Is there a link to see services and prices?
You may want to call the resort directly.
Hey Jeremy do you personally own/have a timeshare with Wyndham? We just did a presentation there and everything just sounds too good to be true
Hello Danny. We do not own Wyndham timeshare. We have always rented from owners through KOALA. We also just went to our first Wyndham timeshare presentation. They do make everything sound great. However, there is really no need to buy direct from Wyndham. If you want to own, consider resale. Much cheaper and many of the same benefits of being able to book Club Wyndham properties. For more information, check out the Wyndham forum over on www.tugbbs.com. A lot of owners over there that can give great advice if you are looking to own Wyndham. However, we have found renting to be a great and cheap option if you are flexible and can rent somewhat last minute. Thanks for watching!
@@DestinationTimeshare thank you for all insight I appreciate it and I am looking into now !!
I have been there. It is very nice
Cool. It is a great resort. Thanks for watching!
First, thank you for sharing all of this information! We are considering renting through Koala in 2023. Is Koala good about answering questions and can then take requests? For example, if I would like to have a tower near to the lobby area for various reasons is that something I could ask of them? Also, when you rent from an owner through Koala, do they give you all of the property information you would need (i.e. how to book a theme park shuttle, any rules about getting groceries delivered, etc...)?
Thanks for watching! We rented our reservation through Koala. As for special requests, those would probably need to be done directly with the resort once you have a reservation. But I am not sure they take specific requests from non owners. You may want to ask the Koala about this and if they can pass that information on to the owner that is renting you the reservation. Koala is pretty easy with communications and seems willing to answer any questions.
The resort is also pretty flexible about being able to accommodate specific requests at checkin as the resort is very large. We never received any property information from them ahead of check in. As for shuttle times and grocery delivery, you may want to talk to the resort directly and have them send you the shuttle schedule and how to reserve it for certain days. There is also a rather long thread over on DISBoards with many of the same questions being asked and answered. Check that out; www.disboards.com/threads/the-we-loooooove-club-wyndham-bonnet-creek-part-4.3366139/
I’ve stayed at Club Wyndham Bonnett Creek many times. Koala just books the room so you can NOT get any info about it until check in day. The front desk will help you with everything you need then. They are really great there!👍👍
Is this a video of CLUB Wyndham the timeshares or the Wyndham hotel. I am hoping I booked the right place for my family of 6
This is of the Club Wyndham timeshare property. They are located in the same place and during this video I point out the hotel along the way.
To add to my previous reply. I beleive anyone staying in either the hotel or timeshare have access to all the amenities of the entire property. I don't think any of the pool gates required a key card.
Thank you yes we booked at club Wyndham the timeshares so I really appreciate your video end seeing all that it has to offer
Looks like a great place
Which number tower has the kids pool the one with the pirate ship?
@@jamiecarbone7836 That pool is at the base of Tower 6. Tower 6 is the tower with presidential units in it. So if you booked a presidential unit, you would certainly be in that tower. There are also deluxe villas in that tower.
Keep in mind though that the pirate ship really isn't a play/water feature. It is just the theming of the pool. There is also a waterslide at that pool. Just wanted to clarify about the pirate ship since several resorts in Orlando have pirate ship pools where kids can play on them and they are more like a splash pad with slides built in.
Thanks for the infomercial. With a possible recession on the horizon (loss of jobs, loss of homes and diving national home incomes), do you think "Travel Share" (actually timeshare) company wishing to take your future income is the way to go? Just asking?
Certainly many companies out there are looking for a share of your future income and money. That is what they are in the business to do. Timeshare is twofold, yes signing up for the ongoing fees isn't a good idea if you expect to have a loss of job or income in the future. Timeshares however do offer a value proposition over traditional hotel stays. IN the current inflationary period, hotel rates are skyrocketing. We will probably see big increases in timeshare maintenance fees in the future too, but generally with the right research for the right timeshare, a timeshare will save money vs a hotel stay (as long as you use the timeshare).
Timeshare brands that tend to target the high end buyer are also a little more insulated from a market downturn. They have a buyer and owner that is more affluent and perhaps not as likely to be impacted by a recession. In past recessions, timeshare tended to fare much better and retain much higher occupancy levels than traditional hotels and resorts. Since people are already paying for the timeshare and the associated fees, they feel a need to use it.
Isn't that a personal choice? I would say everyone has the right to make their own decision on that and all this guy is doing is giving the opportunity there's no pushy sales going on..
I LOVE your videos. So much info. I typically stay at Bonnet Creek and notice lately harder to book directly through Extra Holidays website during the summer. I’ve never rented through a 3rd party and concerned that I will have a reservation. Looking to book 10+ rooms for a family reunion next summer. Would you suggest finding another resort or is using a 3rd party booking pretty safe to use?
Renting from an owner is certainly cheaper, but I don't know what 10+ rooms would look like and what kind of red flags that might cause. Reunion Resort to the south may be another good option as they have all three bedroom units. Sheraton Vistana Resort could also work as there always seems to be a lot of availability there. It isn't as nice as Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek, but getting the number of rooms needed might be easier. You can often find Vistana Resort on the many booking sites but there are private rentals often available on Redweek.
@@DestinationTimeshare thank you so much for your advice. I will check out Reunion and Vistana
What's the cost
Not sure what you mean? Are you looking to rent at Wyndham Bonnet Creek? If so, the price of a rental varies based on the size of the unit, the length of stay and the time of year you want to travel. Thanks for watching!
i'm going in March for a week and I spent just around 165k points for a 2 deluxe suite with upgrade opt-in. I hope that gives you an idea of cost but if you mean as in money price it just all depends on the size you get really.
There’s a wonderful thing called the internet that allows you to do your own research for this kind of thing. Don’t be lazy and waste time waiting for a reply, look it up, it’s faster and easy!
@@eviek3809 I figured it’s his video he would no it’s not about being lazy he presents the information maybe you know
@@DestinationTimeshare timeshare prices
Pools have too much shade from the towers.
I would agree. That can be an issue in the afternoons after the sun goes behind the buildings. Thanks for watching!
Club Wyndham and Wyndham Hotels are 2 separate companies.
Yes, I am aware. "Club Wyndham" just doesn't fit as well on the thumbnail.
@@DestinationTimeshare no I meant that’s why the hot tub was open at the hotel and the pool bar wasn’t chargeable to the room. It’s two separate companies following 2 different protocols.
Got it, yes that is why. I read all the time over on some of the Disney forums of people saying that there were hot tubs open at the resort. I kept having to correct the information, only the hot tub at the Wyndham Grand hotel was open. None of the tubs at Club Wyndham were open. Though apparently they opened them all now. People don't understand the difference and they just think it is one big resort.
@@DestinationTimeshare Awesome. Were you in a presidential suite? You only specified tower 6 in your video. I prefer the Pres reserve units if I can't get the deluxe units 35% off.
Unfortunately not, we were in a three bedroom deluxe unit. It was still a great unit though.