Also, Dolphin's Cove is very nearby, and it's a nice place but mostly only stays by the week.
I am a Dolphin's Cove owner and we get "bonus time" which offers nightly stays which is what we usually do and use our "week" as an exchange or rent it out.
I own a 2 bedroom 1 bath, non-summer floating, deeded week at Dolphin's Cove, no worldmark or wyndham points. I got it cheaply off ebay a couple years ago and it's been great. It is part of a mini system called Preferred Status Exchange. This allows you to "roll" your unused week to the next year or split your week in half (3 and 4 day stays) for $35. Actually, if you roll your week by 3/31 each year, I think it's free. You can upgrade your unit for a nightly fee (like to a 3 bedroom, even if you just own a 1 bedroom). There are about 8-10 other resorts in the system, including Avila Beach and Laguna Beach resorts, which you can exchange your week for $59. There is also owner bonus time which you can book about 21 days in advance (I think?) and the rates are very reasonable compared to hotel suites. You can book bonus time at the other PSE resorts as well. If I remember, a 2 bedroom was $89 or $99 a night?

There are several floor plans and maint fee costs -- 3 different 1 bedrooms, 2 different 2 bedrooms, and a 3 bedroom. Even though I own the cheaper 2 bedroom with one bath, as a owner, they give me preference and have always booked me in a 2 bath unit. If you book christmas or new years weeks (very easy at 6-12 months out), they receive a good amount of TPUs in RCI.
We go to Disneyland every year and decided to buy a week there since maint fees are about what we were spending on a smaller hotel. We've been thrilled with our purchase! BTW, free wi-fi and free parking! We ride the ART or walk the 20 minutes.
I am at Peacock Suites as I type this. It's basically a remodeled hotel. There are 1 and 2 BR units. Check reviews.
Jim
We stayed there once in a 2 bedroom and agree about the remodeled hotel. No kitchen, which can be annoying. We liked the continental breakfast though. The room layouts are awkward and the high parking and internet fees killed it for us. We liked Dolphin's Cove much better.