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My issue is this, I have dealt with Wyndham customers, A LOT, thru the years. Yes, Wyndham has some good qualities, as long as the hotel offers them or offers those qualities. However, I have also seen A LOT and I do mean A LOT of Wyndham Rewards guests, no matter what level, believe they are above everyone else. They should get special treatments, even if it interferes with State Board of Health and Safety issues. Example 1, parking next to door to enter said hotel, even when others are not allowed and have been towed because they parked there. All the guest says when they are told that they cannot park there is, I am a diamond member. As if that guest is THE ONLY diamond member staying there. But, now handicap people cannot get into hotel because that guest is a diamond member and believes they are above the law. Example 2, breakfast is allowed during a certain time frame, but guests want it 45 minutes to an hour earlier. Not realizing, that state Board of Health, when they set a time frame, hotel chains must stick to that time frame or they can lose their ability to even serve breakfast. I have personally been thru a discussion with a SBH official and let me tell you, it was not fun. They can be...something. sticklers for rules, and sometimes, you never know they are there. If hotel chain opens breakfast earlier, then they have to close earlier. How fair is that to other guests? Just to make 1 guest happy, now other guests are going to be mad and leave bad reviews. Yes, these rewards are Great in some aspects, but some guests take advantage and believe they are above everyone else and they don't care what position it puts the hotel they are staying at, at an inconvenience and unsafe positions. Besides that, hotels need to learn that guests know how to play the game of getting what they want without really deserving it. It is easy to get a free night, if you work it right. Hotels need to grow a backbone and realize, NOT all guests are right! Tell guests that an investigation has to be put in place and then any portion of a refund can be given, IF it is found to be needed. Normally, guests realize it is not worth the trouble or they don't want to be found out that they were wrong. 1 hotel I worked at, the owner did that. His hotel was VERY busy and VERY well liked. Sold out all the time. The guests realized he cared for them and their stay. Anyway, I think these rewards and their meanings NEED to be revamped and the guests need to be more aware of what they are all about. They need to realize NOT ALL hotels can accommodate and implement the rewards the same way as others. Maybe the hotel needs to put signs up stating which one they can or cannot abide by. Also, maybe hotels need to be more aware and place signs indicating where they can park or what time breakfast is...NO EXCEPTIONS OR BENDING OF RULES!

I was at a presentation once because my dad is a member. Somehow they got my phone number in my dad’s account and I keep getting endless spam calls from Wyndham about “my timeshare.” I’ve asked them to remove me from their list multiple times and so had my dad, but I keep getting obnoxious calls.

Wir haben kürzlich in Österreich in Salzburg im Eyndham Grand übernachtet. Ein ganz gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis, während einer Messezeit. Check in war schnell, freundlich, wenn auch etwas „unflexibel“ im Bezug auf Rechnung (Dienstreise) und Buchung über Check24. Wir haben außerhalb gefrühstückt. Lobby Bar war okay, nett gestaltet, doch die Art von Bedienung u./o. Kundenfreundlichkeit, nur zwei Sterne. Zimmer waren okay, sauber, allerdings habe ich bei der Abreise etwas im Zimmer stehenlassen und nachdem es mir zu Hause aufgefallen war direkt das Hotel kontaktiert. Angeblich wurde im Zimmer nichts gefunden, obwohl ich diesen Gegenstand unmöglich anderswo vergessen haben konnte. Das Hotel hat sich nichts davon angenommen. Das finde sehr schade. Von uns deshalb leider drei Abzugspunkte.

This hotel was deceiving online and the staff was incredibly rude at the front desk. The room was pictured to be spacious. There was less than a foot between the end of the bed and the TV stand/ closet. Some benefits were 2 fridges in the room and a microwave. The bathroom was great. They did not supply soap for us which is generally expected in a hotel. They also showed pictures of pastries for breakfast which was not there. They did have good coffee 24/7 though and extra supplies. The room was clean. The pools were dirty, very cold, and underfilled.

I am so very disappointed at Wyndham for changing what was a good experience in time share ownership. My partner and I have had vacation ownership for 30+ years, but through Wyndham, the last 15+ years have become a total nightmare of constant upgrades, pushy salespeople, and at best half truths and, at worst, straight-up lies. Don't let these master manipulators fool you like they fooled us.. Every time we go to their "owner updates," they take our driver's licenses, check our credit without asking properly, and force us into high-pressure meetings where they promise we'll save money, refinance our loan (which no bank will do for timeshares), and make money selling our unused time - all lies. Just recently, three salespeople talked us into taking on another $80,000 in debt by telling us it was an "even trade" that would save us money, but it only lowered our monthly fees by $18 while putting us deeper in debt. When we try to follow up with their corporate people, they make promises they never keep and then ignore us completely. This whole company is basically a scam that tricks people into spending more and more money through fake contracts, endless fees, and sales tricks that would embarrass a used car dealer. We've been stuck in this money trap for decades, watching our debt get bigger while they keep lying about how we'll save money and make profits that never happens. This company takes advantage of people's trust and treats them horribly - don't let these master manipulators fool you

I recently stayed at Wyndham Garden North Bergen Near Secaucus and was deeply disappointed by the experience. My room was situated adjacent to an event space where loud music played late into the night, causing the walls to vibrate and making it impossible to sleep. Despite multiple calls to the front desk requesting assistance, no one responded or offered a solution. I was not informed of any events upon check-in, nor was I offered an alternative room. The following morning, housekeeping knocked on my door at 11:00 AM, despite a confirmed noon checkout. Messages to staff went unanswered, and the only compensation offered was a late checkout, which did not make up for the sleepless night. For a stay costing $229 per night, I expected a restful environment and responsive service. Unfortunately, this was not the case. I hope Wyndham Hotels & Resorts takes this feedback seriously and implements measures to prevent similar experiences for future guests.

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I rating this a two because we have gotten to use our points and we have upgraded a couple of times, but I wanted to warn buyer beware for these reasons: There are many international locations not available to Access owners, only Kai owners and they don't explain that during any presentation. They say you can use your points for Vacasa, which is similar to a VRBO. We were very excited about this; however, they don't tell you and you don't find out until you try to make a reservation that for every 1,000 Wyndham points you only get 400 Vacasa points. We moved our points forward to our next use year in anticipation of going on a nice cruise, but we were told we couldn't use our moved points for a cruise, only our current use year points. You have to use those at a Wyndham resort or bank with RCI. What malarkey!! Then they keep moving the goalpost by saying they would like to schedule an appointment if you are on a resort or via phone call if not to "share what is new". However, what they are really doing is constantly changing their program so that your points buy less, and if you want to keep your same level, you are going to have to upgrade. Of course, every time you upgrade, your monthly fees go up until you pay enough per year to self-pay for a very nice trip. They NEVER discuss restrictions during a sales presentation; you only find out when you try to use your points. Of course, the paperwork is so long you can't read it thoroughly, and you don't know what you don't know to ask for proper clarifications. Don't do it. Save your money and find deals online. The supposed travel savings on hotels, flights, car rentals, and such are a joke. Plus, some resorts have extra fees: transfer, booking, and extension fees. Then, if you upgrade, you end up having so many contracts and their associated dates that it gets even more confusing.