Westgate Town Center Resort

The Resort and Its Setting

Westgate Town Center Resort sits at 7700 Westgate Blvd in Kissimmee, within Osceola County — one of the most visited corners of Central Florida thanks to its proximity to the major theme parks. The resort is an all-villa property, meaning accommodation is laid out as self-contained units rather than standard hotel rooms, which suits families and groups who want their own living and kitchen space. Google's editorial summary describes it as a low-key resort with lively on-site dining and 14 outdoor pools spread across the grounds, plus a free shuttle to the theme parks — a detail that matters to owners and renters who don't want to deal with parking at the gates every day. With almost 20,000 Google reviews and a 4.3/5 rating, it's a well-established, high-turnover resort rather than a small boutique property, which is worth bearing in mind: sellers can expect plenty of buyer familiarity, while renters should expect a big, busy complex rather than an intimate one.

The Area and Things to Do

Kissimmee is the classic base for a Walt Disney World holiday, and Westgate Town Center Resort's location on Westgate Blvd puts it close to the main tourist corridor along US-192 and International Drive. Beyond the theme parks, the wider Osceola County area offers outlet shopping, mini-golf, dinner shows and the usual mix of Orlando-area attractions that make this one of the busiest holiday markets in the US. Because the resort itself includes multiple pools and dining options, many guests treat it as a self-contained base and only venture out for park days, though the surrounding area has enough going on to fill a two-week stay without repeating yourself.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you own a week at Westgate Town Center Resort and want to sell or rent it out, BidMyTimeshare.com works as a direct, owner-to-owner marketplace: you list your week, set your own asking price, and interested buyers or renters contact you through the platform. There's a one-time listing fee and no commission taken on the sale — unlike a traditional resale broker, we don't take a cut of what you agree with the buyer.

A few things specific to Westgate Resorts are worth knowing before you list. According to figures reported by resale brokers in 2025, a brand transfer for a Westgate week costs around $500 and typically takes 12 weeks or more to complete — factor that timeline into any sale agreement. Westgate Resorts also holds a right of first refusal on resales, meaning the resort can, in theory, step in and buy back a unit at the agreed price instead of letting the sale go to your buyer, though owners who've gone through the process report this is used only occasionally. Resale buyers should also be aware that, according to owner reports on timeshare forums, Westgate has applied a shorter booking window for resale-acquired weeks (commonly 60 days out, sometimes 30 days depending on the deed) compared with direct purchasers, and a higher internal exchange fee — around $700 for resale owners versus $169 for those who bought directly from the developer. The resort's weeks can be exchanged through RCI and Interval International, both verified exchange networks for Westgate properties, but resale owners should confirm current exchange terms before assuming full parity with direct buyers.

None of this is a reason not to sell or rent — it's simply what a buyer will want to ask about, and being upfront about transfer costs, timing and the right of first refusal makes for a smoother sale.

Practical Notes

When listing, be specific about your unit size, week or points allocation, season, and whether any annual maintenance fees are included or outstanding — buyers will ask, and clear answers speed up a sale. If you're renting rather than selling, mention the free theme park shuttle and pool access, since that's a genuine draw for families booking an Orlando stay. Always route enquiries and payment through the platform's messaging rather than off-site, and keep records of your transfer paperwork once a sale is agreed, since Westgate's transfer process can take several weeks to finalise.