What is the difference between suites and villas at Polo Towers?
The Villas are in Tower 3 at the back of the property and have limited views. The suites are in Towers 1 & 2 and offer more rooms with a view.
Does Polo Towers have washers and dryers?
Unlike most time-shares, which have washer/dryers in the rooms, the Polo Towers has coin-operated washers and dryers on about every three floors (laundry detergents and softeners are available in vending machines in each facility).
What did Polo Towers used to be?
-The Polo Towers are actully three towers joined together. The first tower was built in 1992 with 160 timeshare units and the second tower in 1995 with 162 timeshare units. There are other timeshare highrises in Las Vegas Hiltion Grand Vacations: Las Vegas Hiltion and the Fairfeild Grand Desert Resort.
When was the Polo Towers in Las Vegas built?
1992
In 1992, the 160-unit Tower 1 was built at a cost of $25 million. Three years later, the $32 million second tower proffered an additional 162 timeshare units.
Who owns Polo Towers in Las Vegas?
Diamond Resorts International
Under the agreement announced on Thursday, Marriott Vacation Club International, Orlando, Fla., will sell the remaining inventory of the Polo Towers, which will remain under the ownership of Diamond Resorts International, Las Vegas.
Does Diamond Resorts still exist?
It’s officially official: Hilton Grand Vacations’ $1.4 billion acquisition of Diamond Resorts has closed. As we previously reported in March, when the merger was first announced, the deal caused shockwaves through the timeshare industry.
Does Hilton own HGV?
Hilton Grand Vacations Inc. is based in Orlando, Florida, United States, with regional offices located in Las Vegas, Nevada, Oahu, Hawaii, New York City, Marco Island, Florida and Sanibel Island, Florida. It was formerly a wholly owned subsidiary of Hilton Inc….Hilton Grand Vacations.
| Type | Public company |
|---|---|
| Products | Timeshare(s) |
| Website | hgv.com |
Are timeshares for life?
Timeshares Are Forever Or, at least, for a really long time. When you purchase a timeshare, know that you’re generally buying “deeded real estate.” It’s similar to buying a house, except you don’t actually own a freestanding home. Instead, you own a sliver of real estate somewhere.