THX1965
TUG Member
I see a lot of members being excited about the new Northstar Hyatt property. But what exactly does it mean for existing HVC owners?
Is Hyatt slow moving away from their traditional timeshare properties to more exclusive and more expensive fractional ownership models? (Northstar Lodge and Siesta Key Beach.)
I can imagine, availablity for non-residence-club-owners (traditional HVC owners) will be pretty limited (except for the off-off season, maybe).
I'd love to get some insight from some of you HVC veterans. We did purchase an annual platinum 2-bedroom week in Sedona last year and are pretty happy with the whole system so far. We plan far in advance and so far, have always been able to get into where and when we wanted (avoiding the high-high season.) However, at the time of our purchase, nobody told us that Hyatt would start shifting towards a more exclusive fractional ownership model.
So, is this new direction good or bad for us tradional HVC owners? The new upscale properties look great, but will we also be able to use them?
Looking forward to your insight. Thanks.
Is Hyatt slow moving away from their traditional timeshare properties to more exclusive and more expensive fractional ownership models? (Northstar Lodge and Siesta Key Beach.)
I can imagine, availablity for non-residence-club-owners (traditional HVC owners) will be pretty limited (except for the off-off season, maybe).
I'd love to get some insight from some of you HVC veterans. We did purchase an annual platinum 2-bedroom week in Sedona last year and are pretty happy with the whole system so far. We plan far in advance and so far, have always been able to get into where and when we wanted (avoiding the high-high season.) However, at the time of our purchase, nobody told us that Hyatt would start shifting towards a more exclusive fractional ownership model.
So, is this new direction good or bad for us tradional HVC owners? The new upscale properties look great, but will we also be able to use them?
Looking forward to your insight. Thanks.