I got an offer in my email offering a 3 day / 2 night stay at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort and Spa, located in Bonita Springs Florida about 20 minutes north of Naples on the Florida Gulf Coast
The 3 day / 2 night stay costs $240 and includes
- Accommodations at Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort and Spa
- VIP access to the amenities of Hyatt Residence Club, Bonita Springs, including waterfall, relaxation pools and Alligator Alley lazy river
- Daily resort fee included
- 10,000 Bonus World of Hyatt Points
Targeted?
I am not sure if these are targeted or not. My email suggests that you call 844-770-2582 to “take advantage” of this deal.
When I called, the agent could not find this offer located on my account (though she said there were many people who shared my name), but did find a similar Hyatt Key West timeshare offer. She also said that you could take a $100 resort credit in lieu of the 10,000 World of Hyatt points (I’d take the points myself)
The catch
The catch on this offer is that you will have to attend a timeshare presentation, where sales reps try to “encourage” you to buy a timeshare. Or, as they put it, “Simply join us for a personalized tour and presentation of Hyatt Residence Club and discover unprecedented vacation privileges and unique experiences with our distinguished collection of resorts”
Needless to say, DO NOT BUY A TIMESHARE AT RETAIL. I can think of very few instances where it would be a good idea to buy a timeshare at all, and certainly not at retail. If you’re interested at all in getting a timeshare, look on the secondhand market where you can usually get it for pennies on the dollar.
Has anyone ever taken advantage of this Hyatt Bonita Springs Coconut Resort timeshare offer? Or a similar one? What has your experience been? Leave it in the comments
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I got the same offer via email. I would love to go there, but not sure if they will accommodate my family of five. I plan to call this week and ask. My husband not thrilled about sitting through a timeshare talk. I plan on working on him if they can accommodate us. I would never buy a timeshare, ever.
Beaches are closed right now due to Red Tide and dead fish on the beach.
Where is Bonita Springs? It works better if you also tell us what state it is in.
Hi Richard – from the first paragraph of the post – “about 20 minutes north of Naples on the Florida Gulf Coast”
Hyatt also has a shuttle boat that takes you from their dock out to their beach on the gulf coast and the boat shuttle is included in the resort fee. I can report that I was on the water today and caught our bait on the beach near the Hyatt Beach and so no evidence of red tide. Link below gives updates
https://visitbeaches.org/#