Both are resorts, but different sorts of resorts. The first was a typical RCI resort, where everything is laid back and relaxing, with all the amenities one can expect from a resort.
The other, this one, the Wyndham in Coffs Harbour, is very different, and you notice it when you walk in the front door. You are virtually assaulted by hard-nosed timeshare sales staff who really don't take no for an answer, and then when you finally escape, ring you every day to make an appointment.
I left the phone off the hook.
Aside from that, the place is excellent, the accommodation very good, and the situation one of the best with what could be called a private beach. There are also a number of bushwalks that cater to old people like me.
As you can see, lakes and greenery, and even a putting green.
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And in places, they try very hard to hide the ugly multi-story buildings in amongst the trees
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It is only a short walk to the 'private beach' and it is sufficiently long enough for a morning walk before breakfast. You could even try to catch some fish for breakfast, though I'm not sure if anyone actually caught anything
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Or you can just stare out to sea
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And, back in the room, this is the view we had from our verandah
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