Temptation will be closing its doors

Just a guess .............. But a 35 million dollar investment is going to change the cost of a stay significantly!

We all knew changes were necessary and were coming or the place would be falling down.

Check out Desire.........you'll not be disappointed and likely it'll be about the same cha-ching when TTR reopens.

Side note- This is just a guess!

 

I imagine they made some decent money selling Cabo that helps fund this too.

 

I thought that's when they opened Pearl? Regardless ............... I kind of think we're going to see a significant price bump.


Just guessing......

 

I love it Steve! Hey by the way, too bad we never got a chance to meet last month. tee-hee tee-hee

 

FYI - Original Resorts didn't own the property they just had a 5yr lease to operate the Cabo location with an "option" to purchase after the 5 yr lease term - they just made a decision to not exercise the option to purchase and also not to renew another 5 yr lease on that property.

If anything, when they walked away from the Cabo property, they took a significant hit(Peso wise) on all their improvements to the property, new disco, outdoor jacuzzi, restaurants, room upgrades, etc, they made before they first opened the doors and through the 5 yr lease

 

That's good, we are wanting to get back there in Sept 2015. Our 2 year break has been too long. We were thinking about heading to Desire if the Reno was happening.

 

Glad to hear the plans are on hold until 2016 !!

If they do a renovation, sure would be nice if they installed a hottub such as Desire RM or the now closed Desire/Temptation/Desire Cabo property had.. the hottubs can make life enjoyable

 

During my sales pitch for Premier yesterday, I was told they weren't shutting down 100%, it would be stages. They are adding 4th floors to the buildings and moving the sales offices above the buffet. This was from the sales people's boss.

 

It does seem that with Mexican resorts, there is a complete lack of transparency with any plans in the works, compared to what we'd expect north of the border. Rather than employing a Marketing Manager, they seem to employ a Propaganda Minister. They must be doing something right though, since none of us can get enough of the place.