*NOTE: the Club does not own apartments – only "weeks" – in certain room types within the resorts in Hawaii. Inventory in Sundance Resort Club and the Classical Collection is not included in the count. More information is below.

^{^}These resorts do not meet the traditional studio, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom and 4-bedroom room types, so these have been categorised based on their maximum occupancy. Nine of these rooms are large Japanese-style rooms with multiple beds, with an occupancy of up to four people.

Sundance Resort Club

Club Wyndham South Pacific’s inventory in Sundance Resort Club is structured in a different way to traditional club inventory. The club owns 137,875 points within Sundance Resort Club, which gives owners access all Sundance Resort Club’s 16 resorts and its 191 apartments.

The rest of the Sundance Resort Club points are owned by that club’s members and other timeshare clubs managed by Travel + Leisure Co. The arrangement means Club Wyndham South Pacific owners do not own Sundance Resort Club rooms, but can access the entire club inventory for a lesser financial commitment.

In addition, these rooms are large rooms with multiple beds – not traditional one, two or three-bedroom formats. Some apartments offer raised Western-style bedding, while others offer futon-style bedding that is customary in Japan.

Bookings at some resorts need to be made through Owner Services.

These rooms are not included in the overall resort count. The Sundance Resort Club points that Club Wyndham South Pacific owns are equivalent to about 24 apartments, although the exact equation can differ depending on where and when owners stay.

Classical Collection

This is an informal name referring to the traditional timeshare weeks purchased within 11 resorts across Australia and New Zealand. Collectively, these represent 2,048 fixed and floating weeks, which is equivalent to about 40 apartments for the year.