Beaglemom3
TUG Member
Hi,,
I just submitted a bid for a week 25 at Hyatt Sunset Harbor and it is now going through ROFR. My first Timeshare!!!! I was told that it always passes ROFR but now am worried. How long does this process take?
Are you happy with Sunset Harbor, the Hyatt point system and Interval? I really enjoy the keys so most of my time will be there, but just curious.
Appreciate any info..
I bought Sunset Harbor a few years ago and love it. It's not the most plush timeshare, but the location is the best in Key West I think. It is close to everything on Duvall St., but still quiet. They didn't used to exercise ROFR, but seem to have started lately. My guess is that since they started planning on a Pure Points System (whatever that means), we have seen them exercising their ROFR. I especially like the fixed week, fixed unit. You are never disappointed - you always know what you are getting. I understand that trading in the Hyatt network is pretty easy. It's a great program for Interval Int'l also. If you can live with studios and shoulder seasons, you can frequently get 3 weeks at other resorts from your 2 bedroom unit.
Cubs,
See Suzanne's post below yours. Her post is spot-on.
Week 25 may pass ROFR, but it could depend on what your offered bid is. Historically, it has taken ~30 days. Lots of variables. If you can be more specific, we can answer you better.
The process of trading within the Hyatt network is easy, getting exactly what you want isn't always easy unless you want off season or shoulder seasons. It's not impossible to "exchange up" if there is availability.
Read our Kal's website and take the time to read all about the Hyatt system.
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