That helps a lot. What are the other units, like the numbers in the 20's, 30's, 40's. And what are the units such as the 300's and 400's?
We might share a rental with our friends for an additional week. What would be a nice place to share?
- The "ranch style" units are all 100s and are clustered in a mini-village around Papa Dons restaurant.
- The 20s, 30s and 40s are villas, mostly semi-detached, i.e., in pairs, that are on 3 parallel roads up the hill, with the lowest numbers at the bottom.
- The 60s are a group of 4 units all together in one building, with 61 & 63 on the bottom, and 62, 64 on top.
- The 200s are a newer group of apartment-style units half-way up the hill.
- The 300s are "Hibiscus" units, which are apartment-style closest to the beach.
- The 400s and 500s are stand-alone villas at the top of the hill. These are the newest and are fabulous, but it is a trek to get down to the reception etc.
Depending on which week you have, WJL may be willing to allow some consolidation. They are very good about that if they can be flexible - and if you are willing to pay a bit. If it is week 51 (Christmas) or 52 (New Year), forget it! WJL is packed to the gills, and no changes of unit assignment are possible or permitted.
You should know your unit assignment from the RCI Confirmation.
WJL is a fabulous resort, and well deserves its high rating (best land-based Caribbean RCI resort according to TUG ratings). Once you're been here, you won't want to go anywhere else.