Timeshare trade off?

Question

What exactly does it mean when you do a timeshare trade off? We currently own timeshare with Marriott and we want to go to Puerto Rico, but theres no Marriott there.

Answer 1

Yes there is a Marriot in Puerto Rico. In San Juan, its called the Marriott Stellaris. Its very nice.

http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/sj...

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They also have some other hotels in PR:

http://www.marriott.com/city/puerto-rico...

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Answer 2

We have a Marriott Hotel in PR is in Condado. And we also have Courtyard By Marriott in Isla Verde.

Answer 3

There are "Exchange" companies that provide the service for timeshare owners, the most common are Interval International (II) and Resorts Condominiums International (RCI)

Usually every resort or chain of resorts are already associated with an exchange company.  I believe Marriott belongs to the II exchange system.

Exchange-ability depends upon supply and demand. The three-primary factors involved in exchanging time-share units are:

* the desirability of the resort area

* the desirability of the time period offered

* the attractiveness and size of the accommodations

Someone with a two week time-share in a three-bedroom condominium at Aspen, Colorado, during the height of the ski season is probably not going to want to exchange it for one week in an efficiency apartment at No Tree, Texas, during mid-August.

Answer 4

Of course there is a Marriot in Puerto Rico.