Take your pick

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All things equal which would you choose any why or why not?

Bryan's Spanish Cove
World Quest Resort
Cypress Point
Blue Tree Resort
LBV Resort Village & Spa
Storey Lake Resort

 

[Gr8t Fan]

I would stay at Cypress Point and Blue Tree Resort without hesitation.

It's been almost 10 years since we've stayed at Bryan's Spanish Cove (and they recently underwent a renovation), but it was perfectly fine when we did stay there.

I've seen some iffy reviews on World Quest Resort so I don't even consider it when looking.

I have no experience with LBV Resort Village & Spa or Storey Lake Resort.

 

[kathy884]

I don't have a membership now, but TUG2.net, a timeshare users's group would be the best place to get detailed timeshare resort reviews and rating of these resort on a scale from 1-10, but it's $15 a year to join: Timeshare Users Group New Membership (shopsite.com)

The one resort on your list that I have stayed at before (five different times actually) and just like Gr8t Fan can recommend without hesitation is Cypress Point. My most recent stay was December of 2019 (so not all that long ago). It has a great location not that far from the entrance to downtown Disney. Do note on this one the two bedroom has a huge master, but quite small second bedroom with one queen bed. There is a hyda-a-bed in the common area too, but I have never used that so I don't know how comfortable it is. I often get a three bedroom / three bath there which is the two bedroom plus a lockout unit. The second master (lockout unit) is a little funky in configuration in that, the master bathroom in that is open to the sleeping area vs. being private, so you might want to lock the master bedroom when using that bathroom. Overall unit is super spacious with a nice combined kitchen / living room area and nice screened in balcony or porch. It has a washer and dryer in the unit too, which means I can pack a little lighter and if need be know I can do a small load to tide me over for clothes. The pools and hot tubs are kept warm (big deal to me as I like warm water), which means even in colder weather our kids have enjoyed swimming. We played shuffle board there last time too and had a lot of family fun doing that. There is a tennis court. playground area, and club house with game room. There is a little convenience store that sells sandwiches, etc. too and although prices are high for grocery items (like a camping store at a campground) it's awfully nice to have if let's say we had done a grocery trip and forgot one item we needed and didn't want to make a trip back.