General concensus...

[XYSRUS]

It's me, my husband and four boys 11,9,5, and 3. Any opinions on Bonnet Creek vs. a 4 BR home at Windsor Hills with pool? Trying to get a general vibe before I book. Thank you.

 

[mbb]

Welll....
Both would be wonderful Depends on the type of vacation you're looking for

Obvioulsy, you don't want the traditional hotel room

Are you theme-parking every day, all day?
Do you have 2/3 bed accomodations at BC?

Those are the 2 questions that would do it for me..

If you are looking for some more relax time, with space for everyone to spread out, and not have to eagle eye the kids in a large pool(which woud be your only option for swimming at BC), I'd go with the house rental.

You can have the space, additional, provided amenities, ie, games room, game consoles, etc, at a house - PLUS have the resort style feel.

If you're at the theme parks all day, and just want a lovely resort to sleep at, that's convenient, with some resort fun, and have enough space for everyone to sleep confortably, go with BC

Either way, you won't be disappointed Both are a quick trip from the Parks (BC would be a little faster, but not much more)

Let us know what you decide!!

:Sunny:

 

[Brian Noble]

You'll probably want a 3BR (or if you want to splurge the 4BR presidential) at BC. If you are traveling in the offseason, that might not be a bad deal, but in peak season, a 3BR ought to rent for roughly $1500 (308K points at $5/K) unless you are booking at the last minute, and I'm not sure there are enough 3BRs so that they hang around to the express reservation window.

But, I agree that both will be great. We love windsor hills, and enjoy renting there. We also just bought a fairfield deed to be able to stay in BC from time to time. All told, I'd be happy with either choice.

 

[kilee]

They both have their positives. I think for me, it would come down to price vs amenities. I'd go w/ whichever one was a better deal for what you're getting. I don't think w/ either you can really go wrong though.