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Wyndham Nashville September 2012 Review
Location, Location, Location. Drive just over a half mile past the Gaylord and there sits Wyndham. A very LARGE Wyndham. Twenty 4 story buildings. 5 units to a floor. 400 units give or take. Numerous pools, etc. Why was I surprised it was so big?
We arrived a couple of hours early, registration is swift and unit is ready. Skipped the parking pass tango as we knew we would be off-site all day of the four we were there. Top floor, corner unit, two bedroom that sleeps six.
Unit is typical of the new/remodeled Wyndhams. Furnishings are in very good condition. Master is large with en-suite 2 person jacuzzi and bathroom. Large deck off living area. Large second bedroom with two fullsize beds and flat screen TV. I liked the second bath layout. There was a door directly from the second bedroom into the bath. If you closed the access door off the kitchen it was private and ensuite. Nice feature. Very open floor plan for kitchen, dining, living area.
Typical upscale kitchen with granite, Cuisanart, dark wood cabinets, stacked washer/dryer in a closet. This one had a little island where they stored the cookware because there is a lack of cabinets. I am not a short person and literally had to climb onto the counter the last day to reach remaining coffee mugs.
As with my recent stay at Sea Garden, we had to hunt down the trash can. It's in the broom closet as you enter the unit. I know this is not the most attractive item in a kitchen but why hide them?
Wi-fi is complimentary and worked well in our unit. There is also a small business area with 3 computers and two printers up at check-in. Good for printing boarding passes.
There is no restaurant or convenience store on-site and a car is a necessity to enjoy the area. Stores consist of a couple of convenience places at two separate gas stations. I was told the nearest "real" stores were 5 miles away, including CVS.
Late check-out was all of 30 minutes after posted time of 10AM and they mean it.
Wyndham is the only game in town when it comes to Nashville and it was hopping even in mid-September. A nice choice with the bells and whistles one expects with this timeshare brand.
We arrived a couple of hours early, registration is swift and unit is ready. Skipped the parking pass tango as we knew we would be off-site all day of the four we were there. Top floor, corner unit, two bedroom that sleeps six.
Unit is typical of the new/remodeled Wyndhams. Furnishings are in very good condition. Master is large with en-suite 2 person jacuzzi and bathroom. Large deck off living area. Large second bedroom with two fullsize beds and flat screen TV. I liked the second bath layout. There was a door directly from the second bedroom into the bath. If you closed the access door off the kitchen it was private and ensuite. Nice feature. Very open floor plan for kitchen, dining, living area.
Typical upscale kitchen with granite, Cuisanart, dark wood cabinets, stacked washer/dryer in a closet. This one had a little island where they stored the cookware because there is a lack of cabinets. I am not a short person and literally had to climb onto the counter the last day to reach remaining coffee mugs.
As with my recent stay at Sea Garden, we had to hunt down the trash can. It's in the broom closet as you enter the unit. I know this is not the most attractive item in a kitchen but why hide them?
Wi-fi is complimentary and worked well in our unit. There is also a small business area with 3 computers and two printers up at check-in. Good for printing boarding passes.
There is no restaurant or convenience store on-site and a car is a necessity to enjoy the area. Stores consist of a couple of convenience places at two separate gas stations. I was told the nearest "real" stores were 5 miles away, including CVS.
Late check-out was all of 30 minutes after posted time of 10AM and they mean it.
Wyndham is the only game in town when it comes to Nashville and it was hopping even in mid-September. A nice choice with the bells and whistles one expects with this timeshare brand.
My understanding of the format is each artist does ~ 3 songs. No way could I justify $80/tune even for Loretta. I ended up strolling around the Gaylord hotel and shopping area.
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