u/MallarkMelesa-20

The Orlando Westgate properties have some pretty spacious-looking rooms compared to standard hotel rooms, especially the villas with kitchens. But there's the whole transportation thing. Saving on the room doesn't help much if you're spending extra on parking or rides every day. A lot of westgate resorts reviews mention the amenities, but I'm more curious about the practical side of staying there during a Disney trip.

How much of a difference does the extra space make compared to staying on Disney property? And does getting to and from the parks get annoying after a few days?

we're a team of 6, with 3 people actually doing sales and the rest helping with leads and customer stuff. right now we're using spreadsheets, email and a couple other tools to keep track of everything, and its starting to get messy. follow ups get forgotten sometimes and its not always clear who owns which lead. we've been looking at hubspot sales hub for small teams, but i'm wondering if we're overcomplicating things. we mainly need a clean pipeline, contact tracking, follow up reminders and some basic reporting. maybe a bit of automation later on, but nothing crazy. how many people are actually using sales hub on your team and what do you use it for day to day?