Best "location" resorts?

[Glitter Brunello Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close Glitter Brunello]

Nancy's "favorite unit" thread got me thinking, especially since I'm at a "location" resort this week.. What resorts have you stayed at that you would return to for location, even though the place itself may not be great? I don't mean places that were so bad you wouldn't go back despite the location AND by default I also mean places where there aren't nicer timeshare options available...

[Carolinian Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close Carolinian]

Isle of Palms Beach Club - right on the beach and an easy drive into Charleston.

[Presley Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Presley]

Blue Whale in Oceanside. There are so many things to not like it. However, being steps from the sand at a really nice clean beach makes up for all of the down sides.

[Hobbitess Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Hobbitess]

Suites at Hershey. We don't mind smallish resorts, and we thought the units were fine, but the main draw is the location (Hershey, PA). Wish someone had a place like that closer to the finger lakes area.

[jackio Gold Contributor Find all posts View Profile Close jackio]

The Manhattan Club is my favorite location, even though I live an hour away from there.

[barndweller Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close barndweller]

Highland's Inn Carmel, CA. Beautiful units with wood burning fireplace and a view of the whales in the Pacific Ocean. Most romantic timeshare we've ever visited but rarely shows up for exchange.

[StressCadet Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close StressCadet]

This is exactly why I LOVE my Worldmark ownership. They have a handful of "only game in town" locations. At the top of that list for me is Bass Lake, Ca. There is the lake AND Yosemite. No other timeshares for miles just a few hotels and private home rentals. Already booked for next year!