Read this threadkarenvit said:how much does it cost to get into the club?
hvsteve1 said:We have a week 52 C&D. We purchased it because Christmas is the hottest season down there (according to people at the restoration).
While there is heightened activity in Colonial Williamsburg building up to and over Christmas, there is no way this is the hottest season tourist-wise. While 15,000 is a good amount of SunOptions, that is really for two units - 7,500 per for the holiday week, there are many other Sunterra resorts that command more points for a 2BR week. That being said the MF/pt ratio for a holiday Powhatan 4BR is about the best around AND with the Wk52 you get Wk53 in the years it exists for nothing extra.hvsteve1 said:We have a week 52 C&D. We purchased it because Christmas is the hottest season down there (according to people at the restoration). What we had not figured on was that week 52 may be a good Christmas week or post-Christmas,depending on the year. We joined ClubSun and it worked out very well. This is the highest point value of almost any resort. If you don't always trade for top resorts in high season,you could probably squeeze three weeks of trading out of the points. Though the annual costs may seem high,considering it as paying for two weeks of timesharing,it's really not all that bad. Unit 51 should also be a newly refurbished unit. However,our original trade into PP (when we ended up buying) was into a B unit which we considered pretty awful. It is basically the balcony,bedroom,bathroom and loft from the larger three bedroom unit.
Week 51 for $32+whatever closing fees were maybe $350 = $382karenvit said:OK guys--this is my question--this unit 51 went on ebay for $32--what's wrong here--how come it went so cheap--I was afraid of it that there had to be something wrong--was I right or did I miss a great bargain--thanks so much--
No, even with RCI internal trading preference for Sunterra St Maarten resorts you don't stand much of a chance with this as a trader.karenvit said:if we had gotten this unit could we trade into St. Martin--sorry but I am new to all of this Karen