Radisson Blue resorts

VfM4meplse

My retired parents have recently become a member of the Azure Club, and is convinced at £11k it is a good deal. Fine - whatever makes them happy - but part of the incentive for buying was being able to treat myself plus siblings to trips abroad. The three of us (siblings) are seasoned independent travellers and the thought of being stuck in one resort frankly bores the pants off me. A good hotel in a major city in US or Asia, however, would be of real interest.

I've looked online, but information about resorts etc is limited. My parents won't be sent their membership / login details until 14 days after signing (ie after the cooling off period). I'm wondering if anyone can share the list of resorts with me? Am guessing that there are various levels of membership, which is why I mentioned the price - probably the lowest level of membership?

Please PM me if you have this information but would rather not share it online.

TIA, VfM

richardw

The one near Dubrovnik gets good reviews without the jet lag http://www.booking.com/hotel/hr/radisson-blu-resort-spa-dubrovnik-riviera.en-gb.html#hash-blockdisplay4

rustyboy21

website listing of all hotels, for beach and spa listings


http://www.radissonblu.co.uk/explore-hotels/browse#brands=SK&themes=iBeach,iSpa&amenities=&

VfM4meplse

rustyboy21 wrote: »

website listing of all hotels, for beach and spa listings


http://www.radissonblu.co.uk/explore-hotels/browse#brands=SK&themes=iBeach,iSpa&amenities=&

Thank you! If all the destinations on the list are accessible through this membership then I think it might be well worth it!

becominganobsessivesaver

The Radisson Blu in Berlin is a fantastic hotel, wonderful city and giant aquarium in the lobby.

tomtontom

Note that this only covers some resorts, and does not cover hotels like the one in Berlin. Generally you are looking for the ones that have apartments or residences. I'm not sure about Dubrovnik, but would do more research before they commit to anything.

richardw

Is it timeshare in disguise?

tomtontom

richardw wrote: »

Is it timeshare in disguise?

Certainly is

richardw

Lucky there's a cooling off period then, sounds like an AVOID is needed.

budgetflyer

You do not have access to Radisson Resorts throughout the world.
Island Resident Club operates out the Radisson in Malta.
You may or may nothave access to a few others within the Radisson Group, but more likely, for a fee, on top of the management fees also will be inventory from RCI, Interval International or Dial an Exchange.

If I had 11k to spend on Timeshare, I would buy into Marriott Vacation Club, resale, prime weeks can be had at around 5 or 6K each. These give you MAXIMUM TRADING POWER within RCI.