TravelTime
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- All Resale: MVC DPs, Marriott Ko Olina, Marriott Marbella, WKOVR-N, Four Seasons Aviara
Just for comparison’s sake, we are staying for 3 nights in the Virgin Islands during low season next summer in an oceanview one bedroom penthouse in Peter’s Bay on St John. It is more upscale than typical upscale timeshares from what I can see online (It is not a timeshare) and in an exclusive part of St John with beach access on the North Shore. We are paying $2300 for 3 nights, which equals $767 per night including tax and cleaning fee. Not sure if we will be charged a daily tax of $25 on top of this We are willing to pay this crazy high price in low season because this is one of only two units in this villa and it is on Peter’s Bay with walkable access to north shore beaches. Believe it or not, this is cheap for this subdivision based on looking at prices for the surrounding villas that rent for $1000+ per night and sell in the multi millions and I mean like $2 million to $14 million.
This makes a week in an oceanfront 2 bedroom oceanfront at WKOVRN seems like a bargain! So this is my vantage point when I say even with the 3% increase, WKOVRN still seems like a good deal. Plus as a lockoff, we are getting a week in our 1 bedroom in Maui, a week in Harborside in a 1 bedroom premium and still have almost 30,000 Star Options left over. Sure beats only 3 days in St John - but I hope those will be 3 incredible days!
This makes a week in an oceanfront 2 bedroom oceanfront at WKOVRN seems like a bargain! So this is my vantage point when I say even with the 3% increase, WKOVRN still seems like a good deal. Plus as a lockoff, we are getting a week in our 1 bedroom in Maui, a week in Harborside in a 1 bedroom premium and still have almost 30,000 Star Options left over. Sure beats only 3 days in St John - but I hope those will be 3 incredible days!