hurnik
TUG Member
Maybe we could make this a sticky, and as we get info, put/edit the sticky?
So I emailed the HGVC folks about the room codes. Glad I did because I booked something that didn't indicate it had a lock off and it was/did.
Here's what I received back. I'm probably going to keep emailing and request specific codes for each resort. We'll see how *that* goes.
Good afternoon,
The unit codes depends on the resort specifically. For Tuscany Village, the 1BR vs 1BB difference is that the 1BR connects with a studio (STD) to make a 2LK (2 bedroom). The 1BB is a standalone unit.
What each code means however, is dependent on the specific resort.
2LO and 2LK are typically lock off units- again, units that are connected in order to make that unit such as the example I used above.
The 2BR connects with an ST3 (again at Tuscany) to make a 3LK- 3 bedroom.
2BB and 2BD are standalone units- nothing connects to them.
Sadly I can’t provide an easier answer, it is a bit complicated. The coding is more for inventory purposes. For the member it is important to read the unit descriptions to be sure it fits your needs. It also helps when trying to modify- if you are trying to add nights for instance, it has to be in the same unit type and same unit code- if you book an 1BB- you can only add nights that are in a 1BB, not in a 1BR.
I hope this helps, please let us know if you have any questions.
Kind Regards,
So I emailed the HGVC folks about the room codes. Glad I did because I booked something that didn't indicate it had a lock off and it was/did.
Here's what I received back. I'm probably going to keep emailing and request specific codes for each resort. We'll see how *that* goes.
Good afternoon,
The unit codes depends on the resort specifically. For Tuscany Village, the 1BR vs 1BB difference is that the 1BR connects with a studio (STD) to make a 2LK (2 bedroom). The 1BB is a standalone unit.
What each code means however, is dependent on the specific resort.
2LO and 2LK are typically lock off units- again, units that are connected in order to make that unit such as the example I used above.
The 2BR connects with an ST3 (again at Tuscany) to make a 3LK- 3 bedroom.
2BB and 2BD are standalone units- nothing connects to them.
Sadly I can’t provide an easier answer, it is a bit complicated. The coding is more for inventory purposes. For the member it is important to read the unit descriptions to be sure it fits your needs. It also helps when trying to modify- if you are trying to add nights for instance, it has to be in the same unit type and same unit code- if you book an 1BB- you can only add nights that are in a 1BB, not in a 1BR.
I hope this helps, please let us know if you have any questions.
Kind Regards,