Do I have to own at Bonnett Creek to Stay There?

[devotedchristian]

I just want to stay 2 nights. I can't find any information on it. I went to efairfield.com but it's only for the owners.

What about renters?

 

[DianeV]

Maybe just do a search for Fairfield Bonnet Creek? I know they are a timeshare but usually you can also book by the night at most of them

 

[Heather Smith]

Bonnet Creek has its own website (bonnetcreek.com) and you can check for available rentals there.

 

[lawgs]

Heather

what is the actual url for bonnet creek ( www.bonnetcreek.com just brings up a ..... We can't find "www.bonnetcreek.com" on our computer's IE )

 

[kawanku]

http://bonnetcreek.com - You have to email to check the availability.

 

[WorknFires]

Although I go to WDW frequently, I haven't paid that much attention to Bonnet Creek because it's not Disney owned. Your posts made me curious. Is it a traditional type hotel or is it a time share?

Cheryl

 

[devotedchristian]

http://bonnetcreek.com - You have to email to check the availability.

What are typical rates do you know? I tried calling information to get a number for them and I got a Pro Golf shop.

Why all the mystery?

 

[Heather Smith]

Bonnet Creek is a Fairfield timeshare. It's difficult to get right now as it's still under construction and has limited units available. I have a reservation for first week of Sept (made that one in Aug '04) and another in Dec for Mickey's Christmas.

But it being Fairfield, I'm sure they have set aside a few rooms to rent out that would also be tied to having to do the sales pitch. It's new so I'm sure they have a lot of inventory to sell.

 

[mbb]

www.tug2.net in the Classified section - you don't have to register to see who has what for sale or rent (Though registering is a good idea - lots of great posters on the BB's)

Don't forget to let us know what you find!!

HTH!!

 

[seashoreCM]

Most timeshares have a few non-discounted or small discounted (AAA, AARP, etc.) rooms available by the night, those room-nights being rented out by owners who could not stay in their rooms themselves, those room-nights handled by a hotel reservations desk.

No presentation is needed.

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