Maximum length of stay

[mike130]

What it the longest you can stay at a resort. I made a reservation at a resort for 9 days then later made a consecutive 7-day reservation for a total of 16 days. Will this fly?

 

[Braindead]

Yes it will fly, I’ve had continuous stays for 30 to 60 days without a problem

 

[troy12n]

I'm not sure there is a limitation as far as Wyndham is concerned. I know 14 nights per reservation, but you can make back to back transactions (probably have to change rooms) of 14 days.

Some states may have laws regarding this, although i'm not entirely sure Wyndham's reservation system would be able to recognize this, and above and beyond that, i'm not sure it's something they would try to enforce if you had reservations.

I know Florida has laws about this, and some Campgrounds and "extended stay" hotels actually do enforce this. In Florida it's 14 nights. Again, I don't know that this is enforced. I know people who have stayed at BC for 30+ days before. Also all you have to do to get around this is to stay somewhere else for one night. Changing after 14 nights may suffice for this requirement.

 

[Braindead]

I’ve always stayed in the same unit for 30 to 60 days, Wyndham Resorts have never asked me to change units.

 

[rpeacock]

I'm not sure there is a limitation as far as Wyndham is concerned. I know 14 nights per reservation, but you can make back to back transactions (probably have to change rooms) of 14 days.

Some states may have laws regarding this, although i'm not entirely sure Wyndham's reservation system would be able to recognize this, and above and beyond that, i'm not sure it's something they would try to enforce if you had reservations.

I know Florida has laws about this, and some Campgrounds and "extended stay" hotels actually do enforce this. In Florida it's 14 nights. Again, I don't know that this is enforced. I know people who have stayed at BC for 30+ days before. Also all you have to do to get around this is to stay somewhere else for one night. Changing after 14 nights may suffice for this requirement.

If in fact there is a Florida statue that does not allow extended stays over 14 days I'm quite sure it's not for timeshares. We have been staying in the same unit in tower 6 at Bonnet creek for 2 1/2 months. When you first check in let the desk know you have additional reservations in the same unit type and they will arrange for you to stay in the same unit. We have been doing it for years.

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