The we loooooove Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek Part 4

[Brian Noble]

....and because it is a timeshare, occupancy will tend to run high, because most owners will want to use what they own. Bonnet is one of the more popular resorts in the system, so if points are going unused, it is likely some of the less popular resorts who are not getting those guests.

 

[BostonEd]

Like any resort or hotel, maximum occupancy is the goal.

Of course. I guess I was thinking more of the noise-making element. Those are more likely to be coming from people renting points on the cheap. OR, and this is probably more likely, they are there because they got one of those "stay for 3 nights for $199" deals for timeshare sales.

 

[Brian Noble]

they got one of those "stay for 3 nights for $199" deals for timeshare sales.

Wyndham generally does not put tour promo guests in the timeshare itself. When they do these, they tend to put the guests up in a regular hotel room, all the better to draw the distinction between that and a condo. As far as I know, Wyndham isn't even doing that anymore---it's just a straight incentive to tour.

 

[Upatnoon]

I typically find timeshare resorts like WBC less noisy than hotels because the population density is much less that a hotel. WBC is mainly 2BR units that are 1,200 square feet. A Disney value hotel room is 260 square feet.

Of course, your mileage may vary based on luck of the draw, but more space and less people is going to be less noisy, usually.