Flagstaff is spread out and outside of town but in a nice area not too far off the interstate.
Not much stuff to do at the resort but that is not why people visit the area.
The rooms inside are very nice but dated/rustic. Some of the 2 bedrooms have hot tubs right on the deck. Also gas fire places in the living room with very high ceilings.
Bonnet Creek is very popular.
Ocean Walk in Daytona Beach is in a very good spot. Across from waterpark, bandshell almost on property, no drive beach, close to pier and arena.
El Cid resorts in Mazatlan are very nice and do not require a lot of points.
La Belle Maison in New Orleans is a few blocks from the French Quarter. Valet Parking only at $25/day, only a few units have full kitchens, everyone at the resort shares a laundry room. Small pool, and gym. I do not think any onsite activities. All that aside it is great for visiting New Orleans.
Oceanside Pier in Oceanside, Ca was very nice. Across the street from the beach and pier. The train station is quite close which is good if you are using it to travel but can be loud. Can walk to parts of the city. City also has bikes that can be borrowed for the day.
Panama City Beach, big resort with a lots of pools, onsite Starbucks, all gulf front rooms. Need a car to get around. Lots of better resorts in the area that woulc cost a lot less than the points needed.
Across the board must people are happy with the quality of the rooms. A lot of the resorts are in great locations while others are just a few blocks or miles from great locations.
All depends on what kind of vacation you are interested in. Some you could be happy staying at the resort the whole time while others they are mainly just a place to sleep.
