Awesome Room + Fun Pools = Great Stay!

What’s up guys? Every great trip needs a great hotel, right? Well, I definitely found one for my trip to Walt Disney World over Labor Day weekend! We stayed at the Wyndham Bonnet Creek Resort in Orlando, Florida.


I was staying there with my mom, dad, and grandparents. We got a two-bedroom suite, but the room sizes range from one to four bedrooms. I really liked our suite because it had a full-size kitchen, a living room with a pullout couch, and the two bedrooms. It also had a large balcony, where we watched the Hollywood Studios fireworks show our first night there, all without ever leaving the resort!




But the things that would really make me want to stay at the Wyndham Bonnet Creek Resort again and again are the pools! The resort has several pool areas and a lazy river. The theme of the whole pool area/complex is pirates! Be on the lookout for some signs that tell you about the “Bay of Bonnet Creek” and all about the (fictional) pirate battle that happened there. You may also see some pirate ships or structures scattered around.



The resort also has two amazing waterslides! The first one is an enclosed tube slide that wraps around a grounded “pirate ship” and ends in a landing chute. The second is an open slide that is a tiny bit slower than the first but still fun. This one ends in another pool!



The lazy river is just the right size with a zero-foot entry and exit point. Some scenic miniature waterfalls and lush plants on either side make this a perfect place to go lay back and relax!



We could see some of the pool features, like the lazy river and one waterslide, from our balcony, and it was an amazing view! Of course, once you see it, you have to do it, so we headed right down and had a really fun time!




I could go on and on about how much I loved this hotel, but it would take a really long time! Now it’s your turn. Next time you are in Orlando, go check in to the Wyndham Bonnet Creek Resort. You’ll love it!

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