Yes, I was at the Luxor & got dragged into a timeshare presentation\nYes, I bought it\nYes, I'm a timeshare owner\nYes, I like it here. \n\nWe got a two bed timeshare. So once a year I get to go to Las Vegas and stay at the Grandview Resort. I get the use of two rooms for a week. Each room has a bedroom, kitchen, spacious bathroom, dining area & a living room. \nThe rooms are beautiful. \nThe view, not so much (freeway & other buildings) but it doesn't bother me. \nThe place is clean and it's basically a home away from home. \n\nCons:\n* Parking is hard to come by. It usually is a long walk. \n* 7 miles from the strip, far from the action\n* House keeping only cleans your room once (Wednesday) only during your week stay. \n\nPro:\n* You have your own kitchen & you can save same money on meals. \n* 7 miles from the strip, you can slow down & just relax. \n* if I don't want to come here, I can deposit my weeks and book my vacation anywhere in the world. And that's why I'm a timeshare owner.\n\nAVOID the temptation to go to another sales pitch. My mistake, Yes, I went for another of their sales seminar. That will never happen again. As an owner, they want you to buy an upgrade (no matter what level you're in, there is always another step up). They say a lot of good things about your investment at the start, but when it came down to the final numbers, they completely trash what you already own to get you to buy in again. \n\nNo sale this time and the condescending attitude was not appreciated. And I won't forget it either. \n\nI love this place, I enjoyed my stay here. \nBut avoid avoid avoid the sales team.
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