How many Wyndhams have you stayed at?

[Braindead]

We’ve been owners for 4 years.

Margaritaville Puerto Rico
Margaritaville St. Thomas
Waikiki Beach Walk
Canterbury
Bonnet Creek
Oceanside
Austin
Desert Blue
Harbour lights
Royal Vista
Nashville

 

[bestpal38]

Well let's see if I remember:
Star Island
Bonnet Creek
Daytonna
Atlantic City
Desert Blue...Vegas
Grand desert...Vegas
National Harbor
Oceanside
Anaheim
Canterbury...San Fransisco
I think that's it. I stay at Grand desert frequently, cause it's Vegas, and it's 2 and a half hours from home. I inherited the timeshare 5 years ago.

 

[jules54]

Bonnett Creek
Nashville
Branson@Meadows
Branson@Falls
Branson@Mountain Vista
Panama City Beach
Fairfield Glade
Grand Desert
Desert Blue
Palm Zaire
Sea Gardens
Royal Vista
Midtown 45
Old Town Alexandria
National Harbor
Skyline Towers
Smugglers Notch-disliked the resort fees
Pagosa Springs
Avon-Gorgeous
Durango
Flagstaff
Canterbury
Avenue Plaza
La Belle Maison
Grand Lake
Edisto Island
Villa Rica
Shawnee Village
Ocean Walk
Bentley Brook
Smokey Mountains
Ocean Blvd
Seawatch Plantation
La Casads
Steamboat Springs
Fairfield Mountains
Fairfield Bay
Oceanside
Harbor Lights
Beach Walk
Shearwater
Lake Marion
Coconut Malorie-Xchange
Marina El CID
El CID El Moro Towers
El CID La Cieba
El Cid Puerto Morelos
Lake of the Ozarks
Vino Bello Napa
Galena
Bail Hai
Royal Seacliff
South Shore
Lake Lure
Shappire Valley
Worldmark Coral Baja
I believe that is 56 locations many of them stayed at multiple times. BOOM I think I'm the winner winner chicken dinner. More exchanges to other resorts not in the Wyndham System.

 

[jules54]

Wyndham owner since 1999. Hubby and I often travel on our Motorcycle 1 and 2 nite stays work out great. Usually cheaper than a Super8.

 

[shorts]

We have owned for awhile and at first we tried to stay at different resorts to check them out but now we just go back to where ever is convenient to our travel plans or we book something for our kids and grandkids.

Newport Onshore
Patriots Place
National Harbor
Fairfield Harbour
Fairfield Mountains
SeaWatch Plantation
Towers on the Grove
Smoky Mountains
Ocean Ridge
Nashville
Fairfield Bay
Bonnet Creek
Reunion
Cypress Palms
Royal Vista
LaBelle Maison
Avenue Plaza
Branson at the Meadows
Mountain Vista
Glacier Canyon
Steamboat Springs
Riverside Suites
Desert Blue

 

[Richelle]

I don’t think I can remember that far back

1. Bonnet Creek
2. Seawatch
3. Royal Vista
4. Ocean ridge
5. Branson at the meadows
6. Kingsgate (where we originally bought)
7. Palm Aire
8. Ocean Walk
9. Governors Green
10. Skyline Towers
11. Cypress palms
12. Reunion (Wyndham side)
13. National Harbor
14. Desert Blue

I keep thinking I’m missing one or two.


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[Jan M.]

I missed Ocean Walk on my list and we just stayed there at the beginning of May! One of many stays there. I thought I was doing a good job with my list trying to go somewhat geographically around the country to avoid missing any but I still managed to skip right over Ocean Walk.

 

[schenriq]

Owner since 2013. We use our club points for RCI exchanges too (using my MF/1K to calculate lucrativeness) so here's our puny list:

-Angels Camp
-Kona Hawaiian
-Sedona
-Canterbury
-South Shore
-Indio

 

[louisianab]

Approx 5 years of ownership

Glacier Canyon, annually
Galena
Old Town Alexandria
Nashville
Smokey Mtns/Sevierville
Palm Aire
Branson Meadows
LaBelle Maison
Avenue Plaza

Adding North Carolina and one more 2020. Also traded into DVC x2

 

[bendadin]

Bonnet Creek
Ocean Walk
National Harbor
Midtown 45
Glacier Canyon
Great Smokies Lodge
Grand Desert
Sedona
Clearwater
Reunion
Rio Mar
Kingsgate
Santa Barbara

We've also traded into AKV, SSR, and OKW.

The top of the list favorite is Rio Mar. We ended up in a 3 bedroom presidential unit for a week before we boarded a Disney cruise for a week, and then we traded into a 1 bedroom at AKV. It was like 3 Wheel of Fortune vacations rolled into one. lol

We had issues at Grand Desert and Great Smokies Lodge (10pm room ready and 8pm room ready.) Not a big fan of Ocean Walk but that is more of a DAB problem now. There isn't anywhere that we wouldn't return to (well maybe a different Pompano resort.) Kingsgate's decor was over the top Early American (brought back flashbacks to childhood.) BUT, we were there when it was really cold and people were in the outside pool. I said that they must be from Minnesota but in actuality, they were from Canada. lol The water was 88 degrees. I've never seen an outdoor pool hold such a temperature. That was pretty impressive. I'd pay $6/day for that.

 

[Sandy VDH]

Well if I add in Worldmarks
51. Stablewood Springs
52. Marble Falls
53. New Braunfels
54. West Yellowstone
55. St George
56. National Harbour - missed this one
57. Old Town Alexandria - missed this one too

 

[Sandi Bo]

Nashville
Great Smokies
Ocean Walk (Daytona Beach)
Panama City Beach
Bonnet Creek (I think my first Wyndham stay, would have been 2005)
Star Island
Palm-Aire
Lake Lure (NC)
Smugglers Notch
Old Town Alexandria
Dolphins Cove (where I learned that just because there were vacant rooms didn't mean you could book one, we all crammed into a 1 bedroom unit )
Indio (Palm Springs)
Oceanside
Canterbury (SF)
Bentley Brook
South Shore, Lake Tahoe
Grand Desert
Midtown 45
Long Wharf
Mills House, Charleston
Ocean Ridge, Edisto
Ocean Boulevard, Myrtle Beach
Austin

I have enjoyed making this list. I am humbled and grateful. As a child we vacationed, in our camper, in Florida, every year. I remember walking on the beaches, particularly Daytona Beach and the Miami area, in awe of the condominiums and high-rise apartments. Wishing someday I could stay in one, for just one night.

Who'd a thought.

 

[ecwinch]

I think I am at 82, if we count the WM's.

 

[Jan M.]

Who'd a thought.

I've read posts here and on Facebook too with people raving about certain resorts like Bonnet Creek for example. I some times read them to my husband and we talk about how spoiled we are after so many years of owning. We've had fun talking about the progression of our vacation accommodations. We started with visiting family who lived in other states. When our finances began to improve we graduated to being able to afford very modest accommodations to go other places. Then came sharing a house with two other families in the Outer Banks for two weeks at the end of May/early June when it was still considered Spring season before the rates took a big jump for Summer season. We entered a whole new world of vacationing when we bought our first points 17 years ago.

What a journey from "who'd a thought", to this is fantastic, and now to this is our norm!

 

[Jimag]

I am stealing this thread topic from the Worldmark Forum, because its really interesting discussion to see, with sooo many very experienced posters and travelers here. But flipping it to Wyndham only for the purposes of this forum.

How many different Wyndham resorts have you stayed at?

Curious to see who has been to the most and how many that total is!

I stayed at my first Wyndham in 2017 and have been to 6 Wyndham resorts in the 2 years since.
1. Bonnet Creek
2. Nashville
3. Branson at the Meadows
4. Glacier Canyon
5. Panama City
6. Fairfield Glade

I am stealing this thread topic from the Worldmark Forum, because its really interesting discussion to see, with sooo many very experienced posters and travelers here. But flipping it to Wyndham only for the purposes of this forum.

My wife and I have been owners for nearly four years, but we previously travelled for several years with friends who are owners.

Midtown 45 – 8+X

Atlantic City – 6+X

National Harbor – 3X

Old Town Alexandria – 1X

Williamsburg Governor’s Green – 1X (booked 8/19)

New Bern – 1X

Lake Marion – 1X

Sedona – 2X

Taos – 1X

Bonnet Creek – 2X (Booked 1/20)

Santa Barbara – Booked 1/20

Waikiki Beach Walk – 1X

Kona – 1X

Star Island – booked 1/20

La Cascada – 1X

Bison Ranch – 1X

Margaritaville St. Thomas – 1X

Margaritaville Rio Mar – 1X

Wyndham Grand Desert – 1X

La Belle Maison – 1X

Smugglers Notch – 1X

Ocean Blvd. – 1X

Traded through RCI, II, and the Registry Collection into resorts in England, Scotland, Hungary, Italy, Crete, Majorca, Aruba, and St. Augustine

 

[Jimag]

I forgot King Cotton 1 X. I booked the Mills House through Wyndham Rewards for this coming January.

 

[chriskre]

1. Sea Gardens
2. Royal Vista
3. Bonnet Creek
4. Flagstaff
5. Sedona
6. Sevierville
7. Branson
8. Cypress Palms
9. Riverwalk San Antonio

 

[jwalk03]

I have enjoyed making this list. I am humbled and grateful. As a child we vacationed, in our camper, in Florida, every year. I remember walking on the beaches, particularly Daytona Beach and the Miami area, in awe of the condominiums and high-rise apartments. Wishing someday I could stay in one, for just one night.

Who'd a thought.

This is a good take! When I vacationed with my parents as a child it was more often than not just a trip within our state to an amusement park or a baseball game and a short hotel stay in that area. I enjoyed this trips of course, but compared to the vacationing to multiple other states at nice resorts that my children have experienced because of timeshares its no comparison!