3 bedroom Parc Solei

[jdunn1]

Has anyone ever gotten one of these in RCI. I have not seen one in the general inventory but I'm currious to know if anyone has ever traded into one of these. I'm thinking ahead to Spring 2013.

Also, how many beds are in the second and third bedroom? In looking at some old floor plans it looks like each room only has one bed?

Is Parc Solei A LOT nicer than any of the other Orlando Hiltons? Than even Marriott's Lake Shore Reserve?

Thanks everyone.

 

[Gundy]

There was a bulk deposit a couple months ago that had some 3 bedroom units in it. Long gone now though.

 

[jdunn1]

Thanks, Gundy. At least there have been 3 bedrooms deposited. That is good news to me. Maybe I will put in a trade request.

On a side note, I haven't noticed any HGVC bulk in Orlando or Hawaii for about six months. Is that common?

 

[Keep Traveling]

I don't remember seeing any three bedrooms there. There were lots of 2 bedrooms.

I watch these pretty closely and don't remember seeing any.

KT

 

[Gundy]

Maybe I'm wrong. I know we were very close to booking at Parc Soleil for next October and could have sworn it was a 3 bedroom but it was so long ago I can say for sure. Going back and looking at the sightings board there weren't any 3 bedroom units listed. I apologize if I am wrong. I would think you would have a chance at that with an on going request. Especially if you can travel non peak weeks

 

[stimy]

I was at Parc Soleil last week and they showed me a three bedroom. It's basically a two bedroom with a studio attached. Two king beds and a queen in the studio. Very nice!

 

[Sunshine Wanted]

3 bdrm

We stayed in a 3 bdrm for 9 nights in September. They are quite nice, lots of room. Yes, it is a 2 bdrm, with an attached studio - making it a 3 bdrm, 3 bath.

 

[jdunn1]

Thanks everyone for your help. I was just thinking ahead for next Easter. I own WM points and there is such a small difference in number of points required for a 2 bedroom verses 3 bedroom that it kind of makes sense to go for the larger unit verses smaller unit, if it is ever available. Since I can only trade into this resort once every four years, I thought I would go for the biggest unit, but not if three bedrooms are simply never deposited -- and I could understand why that would be.

I take it all of the HGVC three bedrooms are lock-offs? Between SeaWorld and International drive, what resort has the better 3 bedrooms and pools/grounds? Outside of Parc Solei, it would be nice to get a three bedroom with the most number of real beds, not a pull out couch.

Does Parc Solei compare well to Marriott's Lakeshore Reserve? I've never been to either but the pools at both resorts look amazing!