[Robbb]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

Where can you rent a two-bedroom apartment in a destination location for $150/day? Most hotels I've stayed at lately charge more than that for a single room.

Search online through Airbnb or Westgate.com. or any other time share company, they are always renting their inventory of units.

[Battlebasset]

I have a friend that has one. She has to share it with her ex-husband. My parents had one, but at some point you get too old to use it, but you still have maintenance fees, or you have to get rid of it.

Life changes. People like to believe it never will. For that reason, I will avoid anything that looks like a time share.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by Robbb

Because you can rent the same place for a fraction of the cost.

$150 per day X7 X10=$10,500. So for less than 11 grand you can have the same experience.

Originally Posted by Bill14564

Where can you rent a two-bedroom apartment in a destination location for $150/day? Most hotels I've stayed at lately charge more than that for a single room.

Originally Posted by Robbb

Search online through Airbnb or Westgate.com. or any other time share company, they are always renting their inventory of units.

Westgate Flamingo Bay in Las Vegas, middle of May (earliest I can find), two bedroom with a kitchen, $487/night.

Airbnb, Honolulu, middle of May (to compare to Westgate), $400/night and up.