Jesus Quintana
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Which one is it? If you had to pick one to visit which one are you going to and why?
Thats a very subjective question. I have enjoyed all the ones I've been to. Bonnet Creek is probably most popular from what I have heard. Stayed there once, was very nice. Daytonna is a bit run down, but can't beat the views off the balcony. Grand desert in Vegas is nice.Which one is it? If you had to pick one to visit which one are you going to and why?
You are way over thinking this. Nice can be anything you want. The place you enjoy the most beyond other places you have been.Yeah, what does "nice" mean? We had an Oceanfront 2BR at Kauai Beach Villas last summer. The furnishings were dated, there was no central air, but the views off the balcony (and the sounds with the doors open for a cross-breeze) were fabulous.
As for the biggest bang for the buck, Las Vegas if you win big in the casinos. Other than that, the Fairfield Resorts prior Wyndham. Those are cheap on points usage - stay longer on less points.How about a rephrase of the question -- which location gives the most 'bang for the buck'. I would have to say New York City is up high on that list, when you compare to hotel room prices.
Great. Kauai Beach Villas.You are way over thinking this. Nice can be anything you want. The place you enjoy the most beyond other places you have been.
How about a rephrase of the question -- which location gives the most 'bang for the buck'. I would have to say New York City is up high on that list, when you compare to hotel room prices.
If that's the case I will have to say, Emerald Grande in Destin, FL.I totally assumed "nicest"to mean THE NICEST. Nothing to do with bang for your buck or views from balcony. I would think nicest building, decor, furniture etc. If that's the case although I haven't been to all the places I would say Bonnet Creek and I think many would agree.
Just sayin !
I totally assumed "nicest"to mean THE NICEST. Nothing to do with bang for your buck or views from balcony. I would think nicest building, decor, furniture etc. If that's the case although I haven't been to all the places I would say Bonnet Creek and I think many would agree.
Just sayin !
We were in one of those same Flagstaff loft units a couple years ago in the dead of winter. One of the more unique units in the Wyndham system. After looking forward to that hot tub for months, once we got there is was sooo frigid cold we could not set foot out on that deck in spite of the fact that they had the hot tub nice and hot. Would love to get back there in the warm weather sometime.Last Spring we stayed at the Flagstaff resort in a two bedroom loft unit. The furniture was both attractive and comfortable. The unit was roomy and we enjoyed using the beautiful stone fireplace and the hot tub on our deck right off the master bedroom. And we had a gorgeous view of the mountains from the living room and deck.
Yes, the rooms at Emerald Grande are just beautiful...I've always said that these rooms are the "nicest" that we've stayed in, however, we love so many of the other resorts for various reasons, too.If that's the case I will have to say, Emerald Grande in Destin, FL.