As are most hotels in Orlando the money is spent on what you see on the outside and the lobby while the rooms were ice not great but nice the outside and lobby are great as long as it's clean it was fine now on the my staff issue while this was our fault kind-of my daughter left her ipad after we switched to a new hotel we wnt back the same day they told us osmeone had checked in the room at 1:00 amazing how we could not check in until after 4:00 but anyways they asked the location of the ipad said they would have security go up and get it it was in a well hidden place since the room safe was broken it's been almost two weeks back home and no call from resort staff my guess is that the new guests would have never found it once we told the "staff" about it they went to the room knocked on the door no guests were in the room and they helpe themselves my guess no proof again our fault but a working safe would have been nice we did tell the front desk but the staff really seems more interested in griping about doing there job then helping you out we had reservations at another Wyndham in TN. but we won't be uisng that reservation now as if they care this is basically a form to complain about some stuff that can't be fixed but just to let future guests know

We stayed here for almost two weeks b/w Christmas and past New Years day, while visiting Disney. We had an AMAZING time! The resort is immaculate. There are a ton of things to do with the family and all of us enjoyed our time there. You can easily spend most of your time there, rather than the parks... We spent a day at the resort and the rest of the days in the Disney Parks and we returned to eat and sleep at the property.
I would come back in a heart beat!

My only advise is to avoid the whole timeshare sales pitch. It's not worth it. If indeed you are interested in buying a timeshare there, just buy something from eBay or another reputable online seller. We were aware of how expensive it is buying through them, going into the sales "pitch" but hoped to be able to get some information regarding the point system etc. We were told that it was going to take 90 min. We ended up staying in there for more than 2.5 hours. We got nothing out of it. Waste of our time.

Vacation time is precious, don't waste it on a timeshare presentation. Other than that, I can't find anything wrong with the resort!!!

We'll be back again, but this time around, we'll very politely decline the sales pitch :)

We absolutely loved our room. It was a presidential deluxe and it was bigger than our house! This was an upgrade. Didn't get the parking pass that everyone says is a complaint. Of course we were only there 1 night. I was warned about the sales pitch. We avoided it. Very convenient to all Disney

This was my second stay at Wyndham’s Bonnet Creek (third if you count my stay last year at the hotel located on property). I stayed from November 27-30, 2012.
I had requested a one bedroom condo in the main building. When I checked in I was told that was not available, but they had a condo for me in the “newly refurbished” building 1, and that it had a “great view.”
The “great view” turned out to be a view of the parking lot.
But other than that, it was fine. It was near the elevator, but due to the size of the condo, I did not hear any noise.
If you’ve read other reviews, you know what’s in the condo. It is a nice size unit.
The resort itself is very nice. They have 5 pools, 2 water slides, 2 lazy rivers, a child splash area, free mini golf, pool tables, exercise room, many activities, etc.
And of course, it is much cheaper to stay here than at a Disney resort. Condos are available at what I would consider bargain prices, from timeshare owners who rent them out. Search around and you will get a bargain.
The resort has an excellent location. It is “inside” Disney World, a few blocks from Downtown Disney, and practically around the corner from Typhoon Lagoon.
I also drove from Bonnet Creek to Universal. This took me 20 minutes on a weekday morning at about 8 am.
Upon arrival, watch out for the “go to the next desk for your parking pass” trick, which is just intended to get you to a timeshare sales presentation. If you do go to the presentation, please—I implore you—before you go, look up prices for a Bonnet Creek timeshare on ebay. I am a Wyndham owner. I went to their new “non-pressure seminar” for owners, for which I was given $100. After the “seminar” the salesman offered me timeshare points at a “dirt cheap price”: $13,000 (Wyndham Cypress Palms). You can get an ownershipon ebay for free, from owners looking to bail out and not pay maintenance fees any more.
Bottom line: Bonnet Creek is a very nice resort, and you can save a lot of money by staying there as opposed to a Disney resort. Of course, you will be giving up the amenities of a Disney resort stay, as well as the “total immersion” Disney experience. If you’re willing to sacrifice those, you will not be disappointed in Bonnet Creek.