[ 2011 ] Samoset Resort Renovations

[susieq]

Once you are on site at Samoset, Unit 3-A1 is actually known only as Unit # 804. It is an end unit on the bottom floor (there are 3 floors in each building).
You enter the building at mid (second) level, so you have to go down the stairs one level to #804 (there are no elevators in the Samoset timeshare buildings).
"A" indicates 1 bedroom unit, 562 square feet in size. The lower the floor, the less "panoramic" the view, but all units in all buildings have at least some ocean view.
Only Samoset deeds (...and exchange company documents) still refer to the "original" (now long obsolete and no longer utilized) unit numbering.

Thanks so much for your help theo. Your "well worn" map is really getting a workout ~ can't wait for the exchange!:whoopie:

 

[theo]

Thanks Theo. This is very helpful. Interestingly, on our trip last summer I don't believe we were assigned to the room on the confirmation. 3D-4 was on the confirmation but we were assigned to a 2-bedroom unit on two levels. The living area, kitchen, and one bedroom were on the main level with the master bedroom and bathroom on the lower level. The lower level had a patio and the main level had a wonderful wrap around porch. We were in building 3 and on the end closest to building two but unfortunately I can no longer remember our room number.

Do the single level two bedroom units have a similar wrap around porch/deck?

"C" units are 2BR units on two separate levels (#801 or #805 in Building III), whereas "D" units are 2BR units on a single level. There are only two "C" units in each of the 3 timeshare buildings --- "D" units actually only exist at all in Bldg. III (the "800" building), in which there are five such "D" units.

As far as I know, all units in all buildings have their own attached porch / deck, but I'm not envisioning any "wraparound" aspect on ground level (bottom floor) units.