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Bait and switch, the travel site they show you in the presentation is not the site you get.. the process you see is not the price you pay.... all inclusive prices are extra... at about 200.00 per person per day... on 90 percent of there places.. also they show 5 star hotel rating, but you you go look at the hotel web site and read real reviews. They arrest like a 2 or 3 star at best.... buyer beware....
Reeled into a timeshare trial in Vegas and I was under the impression i would be able to use the Somerpointe member database but they partner with this travel agency and the "travel deals" here are non existent. Its a HUGE miss on my part and I have no desire to book vacations through this website at all
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