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We own an annual week at Mauna Loa Village in Kona. We also own a biennial week on Kauai. Our plans are to visit the islands for two weeks every two years - one week on Kauai and one week on the Big Island. I'd like to maximize that experience, while keeping things affordable.
We just stayed in the Kauai timeshare for the first time, and it was outstanding. The oceanfront location was perfect, and we couldn't be more pleased with what we own. This started me thinking about the Mauna Loa Village week. It's a nice little place in a convenient location, and I'm sure we'll like staying there, but I'm wondering if we can do better. We're not points people, and want to stay with weeks resorts, since that works best for us.
We can't afford the big bucks resorts with designer names, so what about those "lesser" places? Are there any hidden little secret timeshare places you'd like to share with me? We're mainly interested in high quality units in a well-managed resort, facilities in good shape, and conveniently located. We like to get out and about, and don't hang around the condo all day, but if we did, we'd want to be comfortable. Nice pools, and maybe an ocean view would be great. Don't travel with kids, so that's a non-issue.
Hopefully, those of you who know the Big Island resorts best can provide me some insight. What do you consider the best timeshare on the Big Island, and why? I'm curious to hear what you have to say.
Thanks,
Dave
We just stayed in the Kauai timeshare for the first time, and it was outstanding. The oceanfront location was perfect, and we couldn't be more pleased with what we own. This started me thinking about the Mauna Loa Village week. It's a nice little place in a convenient location, and I'm sure we'll like staying there, but I'm wondering if we can do better. We're not points people, and want to stay with weeks resorts, since that works best for us.
We can't afford the big bucks resorts with designer names, so what about those "lesser" places? Are there any hidden little secret timeshare places you'd like to share with me? We're mainly interested in high quality units in a well-managed resort, facilities in good shape, and conveniently located. We like to get out and about, and don't hang around the condo all day, but if we did, we'd want to be comfortable. Nice pools, and maybe an ocean view would be great. Don't travel with kids, so that's a non-issue.
Hopefully, those of you who know the Big Island resorts best can provide me some insight. What do you consider the best timeshare on the Big Island, and why? I'm curious to hear what you have to say.
Thanks,
Dave