delilahmarie
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This resort disappeared from Wyndham's online map and search availability. Did I miss something in a newsletter?
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What happened to Wyndham Grand London Chelsea Harbour
- Thread starter delilahmarie
- Start date
Here is a link. IT says that another company has bought it, as of last December.
http://www.hotelmanagement.net/tran...ne-buys-londons-wyndham-chelsea-harbour-26098
http://www.hotelmanagement.net/tran...ne-buys-londons-wyndham-chelsea-harbour-26098
it was a hotel and NOT a timeshare.......you could use club wymdham points to book hotel rooms but the points cost was high
delilahmarie
TUG Member
Thank you
Thank you NKN.
I realized this property was a hotel, just like Wyndham Peachtree in Georgia and Avenue of the Arts in California. I just though Wyndham would give some kind of announcement or warning stating that location would no longer be available for points reservations as of a certain date. I didn't read or hear anything, so i was just curious. Now I'm guessing this kind of unannounced disappearance can technically happen to any affiliate or associate location?
Thank you NKN.
I realized this property was a hotel, just like Wyndham Peachtree in Georgia and Avenue of the Arts in California. I just though Wyndham would give some kind of announcement or warning stating that location would no longer be available for points reservations as of a certain date. I didn't read or hear anything, so i was just curious. Now I'm guessing this kind of unannounced disappearance can technically happen to any affiliate or associate location?
Who's next in Wyndham Wonderland? First Associates on this round, now this one, who's next?
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Not to mention that there never seemed to be any availability the couple of times I checked.
comicbookman
TUG Member
This is nothing new. Affiliates or associates have come and gone over the years. They are non-Wyndham owned.
A.Win
TUG Member
I just attended an owner's update meeting. The presenter mentioned the possibility of using points in London. I wasn't aware of any such option. But it seems like he was mistaken.