How to Choose Which HGV on the Big Island of Hawaii is right for you

[@DavidRodriguez-ou9fy]

Mr. TST, we stayed at the Bay Club about 4 years ago with bonus points. It was our first time in a two bed unit. We were blown away at the size of the rooms! Might you know if they were once apartments? We'd go back in a heart beat but for now we enjoy the atmosphere of Ouahu. Big Island is great if you want major quiet nights!

[@timesharetraveler]

I love the Bay Club... I think it was always a timeshare... I do think there are some units that are owned prior to Hilton and Hilton honors those agreements... I don't think anyone owns a unit and rents it out, but I could be wrong.

[@DavidRodriguez-ou9fy]

@@timesharetraveler interesting info. We just thought the rooms too good to be true....BUT...it was our first venture into HGV. Much appreciated sir!

[@timesharetraveler]

If you ever get the two bedroom plus units, they are probably about 300 square feet bigger. Amazing.

[@hockeyplayer10able]

Thank you for this!

[@timesharetraveler]

You are welcome. I made the video so I would remember as well

[@LiLeiME]

Can you stay in bay club and use Kings Land swimming pool?

[@timesharetraveler]

Yes. But i believe you have to have a certain level of status to use Kingsland pools

[@thejokerspeaks]

Have you stayed 4 nights at HGV in Hawaii, then switched to Wyndham on the weekends, with hotel points? That's how we're planning to tackle it, even on a 5 night vacation, we could do 3 HGV and 2 Wyndham.

[@timesharetraveler]

I have stayed at both. But never as you have described. I am using Wyndham reward points for four days before going to another timeshare. The whyndham reward points usually are within 6 month whereas the hgv points are within 9 months. You might have to have a hotel as a backup for the weekend.

[@thejokerspeaks]

@@timesharetraveler Yeah, I see that the timeshares in Waikiki are unavailable after 6 months, as you describe. Good thing we book refundable hotels.