disneycrazy01
newbie
I would like to get some info on the "Point Saver" rate which is listed for the Wyndham Palm-Aire. In the fine print it says "Point Saver refers to specific units with obstructed views." Are these rooms available to anyone with Wyndham points - even people that have Wyndham points that are only good for a year?
How are the rooms with obstructed view? Are they talking about the balcony view or every window in the room? They have the "Point Saver" at the Palm Aire and at the Wyndham Royal Vista. For a week at Royal Vista during July the regular points for a week is 154,000 for a 1-bedroom, but the Point Saver for a 1-bedroom at the Royal Vista is 140,000.
At the Sea Garden for a 1-bedroom Deluxe regular rate is 140,000 but the Point Saver rate is 128,000.
At the Palm-Aire in the Royal Palm & Queen Palm buildings a 1-bedroom is listed as 120,000 points, but with the Point Saver the 1-bedroom Deluxe is 109,000. The Areca Palm has a 1-bedroom Deluxe at 126,000, but the Point Saver is 115,000.
What is the difference between the Royal Palm, Queen Palm and Areca Palm buildings?
When a person calls to make a reservation, can a person pick the building they want? If the Point Saver rate is available when I do call and make a reservation can I just request it?
Thank you for the info. I am trying to spread my points as far as I can and the Point Saver will help - I just want to know if it is worth it.
With the Point Saver rate in the Royal and Queen Palm I can get at least 10 days with the points I have.
How are the rooms with obstructed view? Are they talking about the balcony view or every window in the room? They have the "Point Saver" at the Palm Aire and at the Wyndham Royal Vista. For a week at Royal Vista during July the regular points for a week is 154,000 for a 1-bedroom, but the Point Saver for a 1-bedroom at the Royal Vista is 140,000.
At the Sea Garden for a 1-bedroom Deluxe regular rate is 140,000 but the Point Saver rate is 128,000.
At the Palm-Aire in the Royal Palm & Queen Palm buildings a 1-bedroom is listed as 120,000 points, but with the Point Saver the 1-bedroom Deluxe is 109,000. The Areca Palm has a 1-bedroom Deluxe at 126,000, but the Point Saver is 115,000.
What is the difference between the Royal Palm, Queen Palm and Areca Palm buildings?
When a person calls to make a reservation, can a person pick the building they want? If the Point Saver rate is available when I do call and make a reservation can I just request it?
Thank you for the info. I am trying to spread my points as far as I can and the Point Saver will help - I just want to know if it is worth it.
With the Point Saver rate in the Royal and Queen Palm I can get at least 10 days with the points I have.
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