Westgate Resorts Timeshares

Noted as the third largest timeshare resort company in the world, Westgate Timeshares provide wonderful properties throughout the United States. With over 7,000 villas being developed by Westgate in Central Florida alone, the variety and luxury available to owners is practically limitless!

With locations such as Orlando, Park City, Las Vegas, the Smokey Mountains, and more, owners will enjoy skiing, golfing, historic, rustic, and beach vacations! Owners will purchase a specific unit size, either annually or biennially, at a specific resort. Although most weeks sold are 'floating', meaning owners can use it any available week during the designated season, Westgate Resorts does sell some fixed prime weeks, which ensures the owner gets the specific week at their home resort every single year. Owners can reserve their desired vacation week at their home resort for their home season twelve months in advance. If owners wish to upgrade to a higher season, they can do so with their usage for a fee. This allows for greater flexibility in vacation times.

Depending on the resort, owners at Westgate Resorts timeshare may purchase a unit size anywhere from a studio to a four bedroom. Some of these units are whole, self-contained units, while many are lockout units, meaning they can be split into two (or three or four) separate units. For example, a four bedroom lockout unit can be split into 2 two bedroom units, or four one bedroom units, depending on the configuration of the villa. These can be used separately or deposited for up to four weeks of vacation per year.

One of the interesting features about Westgate Resorts ownership is that, although they are affiliated with Interval International and RCI, owners are able to bank and exchange their weeks internally through Westgate. If owners are unable to use a week, they can bank it with Westgate and have up to two years to use it. It can be used at any Westgate Resort within your own season, for an exchange fee, or can be traded up to a higher season for another fee.

Maintenance fees (and taxes if applicable) are paid to the HOA or Timeshare Homeowners Association. These fees pay for onsite management, unit upkeep and refurbishing, and the utilities and maintenance of the resort. Maintenance fees and taxes are billed yearly and are typically due in January of each year.

For a variety of luxury resorts throughout the United States, consider a Westgate Resorts Timeshare!