We stayed in the estates for a week. We had the 2br side with an up and down stairs. We didn't really know what to expect before arriving because of some of the reviews but after checking in, we knew the trip would be great. We had an option in staying in other types of units and those ranged in lower prices so I'm sure the people that complain about the units are just staying in the cheapest thing they can find and expect a upgrade for no reason. We were asked to do a presentation but declined. We aren't planning on buying another timeshare/vacation pkg so why waste anyone's time over $100. We definitely didn't want to lose a day of a vacation for that. The grounds and pool were kept up even with seeing some parents just let their kids throw trash on the ground. I would say the only thing that we didn't like about the stay was listening to the people talk about how they were going to get all this free stuff if they just sit through a presentation. Someone asked my opinion about that while at the pool and I told them that they are choosing to do the sales pitch so they shouldn't get mad when someone asks them to buy something. I'm sure they are on commission so I wouldn't want to take food out of their families mouth so I can get into Colonial Williamsburg for free. IT'S NOT FREE WHEN YOU LOSE A DAY IN A SALES PITCH. The word resort is being used for this property. It's a really nice place to stay and its safe, but the best words to use would be a vacation community. Resort is used for everything nowadays. Yes we had to drive for a few minutes to get to a restaurant but we will sacrifice that for not being directly in the middle of all of the noise and people. We like receiving larger accommodations so that's why e chose the estates. We saw the floor plan for the package that was less than $200 and knew that wouldn't fit us. The key in having a great vacation is realising that you get exactly what you pay for. We hope that when someone reads this and decides to stay at Kings Creek, they see tht the vacation is what they make of it. Pay the extra few dollars an get the nicer units in the newest area. Do the sales pitch if you're really considering a ""timeshare"", if not, why bother and just enjoy life. That's why we vacation anyways. Family bonding and enjoyment is what brought us here and that's exactly what we got out of it. Thank you Kings Creek
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