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Ever wish you could control some aspect of inflation while enjoying bigger and better vacation accommodations? We probably all wish that we could fine tune our budgets to allow us a couple of weeks a year in complete luxury and not pay out a red cent. That’s not always possible but the high cost can be offset. If you tend to take an annual vacation that involves staying in motels, hotels or resorts then this is the option for you. Marriott timeshares, offered by the same experienced corporation that has been synonymous with leisure time luxury for many years, now is in the time share business. Time share information about resorts and villas is best on the web or from word of mouth advertising. You can call one of their associates and get the actual scoop though. Briefly, a time share is about the size of a small apartment on the low end and a lodge on the high end. With a fractionally deeded timeshare there is a potential for building equity as well as just saving vacation dollars. That means that even the fairly inexpensive time share will cost a fraction of a hotel stay when averaged over a decade. But more importantly for most of us it will be on average three times the size of a hotel room. If rest and relaxation are an important part of life then so is saving money on that pursuit.

Marriott is a large enough company that they can offer incentives like bonus points which can be traded for hotel accommodations, air fare, and so on. They also offer the option of trading a purchased week for one in another resort. It gives a person a lot more confidence to deal with a large corporation which is concerned with protecting their good name. A fly-by-night company by contrast can be a nightmare when an expensive purchase is involved. Save money on off brand sun glasses for vacation–not a time share!

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