Marriott DSV

[Drew181818]

Well still haven't closed on this property(ug!) and just got an email from the closing agent that "upon closer inspection of the deed" its actually a unit for DSV II, for the same season. They said it passed ROFR and I could back out of the sale if I wished. I figured I've come this far might as well go for it!

[GrayFal]

Originally Posted by Drew181818

Well still haven't closed on this property(ug!) and just got an email from the closing agent that "upon closer inspection of the deed" its actually a unit for DSV II, for the same season. They said it passed ROFR and I could back out of the sale if I wished. I figured I've come this far might as well go for it!

I think you got a good deal - especially for your 'first' Marriott
If I were you, I would feel comfortable moving forward with the purchase.

[iconnections]

MDSV-II are newer condos than phase I. Some people prefer the newer units and others the older ones. Both exchange very well. The older ones are larger and have a fireplace in the living room plus they have better views (imho) but the newer ones are more up to date with cathedral ceilings and a more open plan. I believe the newer ones may not have whirlpools in both bathrooms.

One big difference is that the use of the Spa is free with the MDSV-I but I read somewhere that they were renegotiating a contract with the Marriott Hotel as the old one was running out and I don't know what the outcome is. There is a shuttle bus to the hotel from both properties about every 30 minutes.

We really like the resort and the desert area. There is a lot to do and see.