I’ve often thought it was strange that many of us will change the month or year they go away to reduce costs but not the time of week. Were you aware that if you book a room for the beginning of the week it can save you up to 40% compared to the weekend? When you consider lots of the top sightseeing opportunities should be less crowded during the week it’s wise to book whenever everybody else isn’t!

The city centre will always be the priciest part of any location in which to stay yet what a wide range of travelers don’t appreciate is the fact that a city centre hotel can in fact help you save money. For instance a hotel outside of the city will probably be cheaper but your still going to need to pay money for cabs into the city and main places every day so is it really going to turn up less expensive? I was a short while ago checking out Ireland and found this to be pretty true when looking for hotel deals in Ireland, cabs are so overpriced.

Some hotels factor in the cost of selected free activities like an on location health club or car parking into the overall room rate. That is fine if you are intending to make use of these facilities but if not then it’s really a waste of money. Numerous amenities today including wifi internet come as standard nevertheless make an effort to pay attention to the essentials when searching for a cheap hotel. Anytime I’m looking for a hotel the key things I think about are locale, reputation and cost, everything else is a bonus.

There’s far more to finding a low priced hotel than I have pointed out but I hope these fundamentals can help when you’re lost in a big city.

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What were the features that attracted you to buying it in the first place? Think of everything, even little things. Was it price, location, affordability, week of the year, decor? Break each of those items down into specifics to help you get to know your potential buyer.

Price.  Are you ok with selling your timeshare for less than what you paid for it?  Many people are, just to get out from under the maintenance fees you are charged every year.  Research timeshares that are similar to yours and find out what they have sold for, not from the company but the ones that have been sold privately.  That way you will know what a realistic price is to ask for your timeshare and if you are happy selling it for that price.

Location.  What is good about the location of your timeshare?  Why did you buy a timeshare there?  List all the good points about the location, down to proximity of local businesses that are good to have nearby:  restaurants, shopping, theaters, etc.

Affordability.  That might have been a reason that you purchased it in the first place.  The buyers you will be dealing with will want an even better deal because that is why they’re not looking to buy from a timeshare company.  Price it to sell.  Consider pricing your timeshare 1-2% below the average market price.

Week of the Year.  Think about what is great about the week of the year that you have your timeshare.  What activities are available?  If there really isn’t anything and it’s quiet, write that  down.  That could be a selling point for someone who wants peace and quiet on their vacation.

Decor.  How nicely decorated is the timeshare and the building it is in?  Is it peaceful, exciting, elegant, tropical?  Think of how it looks and how it makes you feel…that’s a selling point!

Using these tips when you’re in the thinking stage of “I want to sell my timeshare” will help you know your buyer and present your timeshare in the best possible light.  You don’t want your buyer to feel like if you don’t want your timeshare, neither do I.

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