FORT WALTON BEACH, FLA. (Feb. 15, 2010) -- Lisa H. of Denver, Colo., is only going to spend $5 on her husband's anniversary present this year because she won the latest ResortQuest Vacation Treasure Hunt contest Tuesday, Feb. 9. Lisa won a five-night stay for $1 a day at the Torian Plum Creekside Resort, one of the premier ski-in/ski-out properties in Steamboat Springs, Colo. The vacation at the gold-rated two-bedroom, three-bath condo is valued at $5,500.
"I am from Denver and am somewhat familiar with the local resorts," said Lisa. "I decided to study all the ResortQuest Web sites so I could learn what each resort had to offer, and familiarize myself with the resort properties located outside Colorado. I started studying the sites when I didn't get the "catch-em‚ clue from a couple weeks ago that would have been a big clue!"Lisa says the timing of her five-day ski vacation couldn't have been better, as it is just a couple of weeks before her third wedding anniversary."I love scavenger hunts and have been trying for the last three weeks to win this one," she said. "For me, this contest was more for the adventure than the prize. but now that I won, I am very excited about the trip!"Tuesday's contest was the fourth of 11 weekly promotions featuring a different ResortQuest vacation rental property,a condo, vacation home or hotel suite, at a ski destination in Aspen, Breckenridge/Keystone or Steamboat Springs, Colo.; Park City, Utah, or Sun Valley, Idaho.Torian Plum Creekside Resort‚s #316 features two bedrooms and three baths, and sleeps six. The ski-in/ski-out condo is close to a six-person chairlift and just 100 yards from the Steamboat Ski Resort Gondola. The condominium is located near exclusive shops and restaurants, including Café Diva and Saketumi, as well as the popular après-ski scene at Slopeside Bar. ResortQuest offers on-call shuttle service at Torian Plum Creekside from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily during ski season.The Treasure Hunt is held every week until March 30.The next contest starts Tuesday, Feb. 16, at noon EST.To participate, treasure hunters navigate through ResortQuest's ski-destination Web sites to locate a hidden treasure map icon. The treasure map reveals the toll-free number and promotion code needed to call and claim the prize. The Web site offers clues to help treasure hunters find the location of the map. New clues are continually added until someone finds the map and calls to claim the treasure.To learn more about contest rules and how to participate in ResortQuest's Vacation Treasure Hunt, visit www.VacationTreasureHunt.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Sunday, March 1, 2009
What is a Vacation Rental?
A vacation rental, unlike a hotel, offers budget minded travelers more for their vacation dollar. Vacation rentals are typically condos or homes, furnished for longer stays with comfortable living areas, fully equipped kitchens, multiple bedrooms and bathrooms - more like a home away from home than just a place to sleep. While vacation rentals may seem a little more expensive on the surface, consider these points before dismissing them due to cost: Travel with friends and split the cost - vacation rentals have multiple bedrooms, so grab some friends, split the cost and save! Fully equipped kitchens allow you to eat more meals in and that can add up to huge savings!
Vacation Rentals are a great alternative to hotels and a great way to save money on your next vacation, but they are not for everyone. Renting a condo or home is perfect for large families or groups of friends who want all the comforts of home but can handle spending their vacation without the support of a large resort staff. Here are some things to expect: No daily housekeeping - housekeeping is typically performed after departure, expect to pay for this service since vacation rentals usually contract out this service. Bed linens & towels - ask if they are included, you may have an option to bring your own or rent them from the vacation rental company. Be sure to ask about pets before loading up your pooch - vacation rentals are usually owned by individuals who may or may not want pets in their property - expect to pay an extra fee for pet friendly accommodations. Front desk services are limited - vacation rental offices are usually not open 24 hours so try to arrive around check-in time and always ask if arrangements can be made for after hours arrival if you can't make it during office hours. Rent from a trusted rental management company - renting directly from an owner can save you some money but you might want to think about what you would do when you need assistance or the air conditioner goes out in the middle of the night, and the person that you rented from is in another state - vacation rental companies usually have 24 hour emergency maintenance and can assist you in minutes instead of hours or days.
Consider a vacation rental on your next trip. ResortQuest is an industry leader in vacation rental management and we are to answer any questions you may have. Call us today at 877-869-5962.
Vacation Rentals are a great alternative to hotels and a great way to save money on your next vacation, but they are not for everyone. Renting a condo or home is perfect for large families or groups of friends who want all the comforts of home but can handle spending their vacation without the support of a large resort staff. Here are some things to expect: No daily housekeeping - housekeeping is typically performed after departure, expect to pay for this service since vacation rentals usually contract out this service. Bed linens & towels - ask if they are included, you may have an option to bring your own or rent them from the vacation rental company. Be sure to ask about pets before loading up your pooch - vacation rentals are usually owned by individuals who may or may not want pets in their property - expect to pay an extra fee for pet friendly accommodations. Front desk services are limited - vacation rental offices are usually not open 24 hours so try to arrive around check-in time and always ask if arrangements can be made for after hours arrival if you can't make it during office hours. Rent from a trusted rental management company - renting directly from an owner can save you some money but you might want to think about what you would do when you need assistance or the air conditioner goes out in the middle of the night, and the person that you rented from is in another state - vacation rental companies usually have 24 hour emergency maintenance and can assist you in minutes instead of hours or days.
Consider a vacation rental on your next trip. ResortQuest is an industry leader in vacation rental management and we are to answer any questions you may have. Call us today at 877-869-5962.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
I came to The Market Common yesterday, Monday Dec. 22 (yes my day off) and I had the most wonderful day with my kids and it only cost me $6.00. Yes fun can be had for cheap in such a high class enviroment. We saw "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas" at Grande 14 where we had popcorn and soda. We saw a magician and recieved "balloon reindeer" thats what they requested!! We saw the man in red himself (Santa) and had a photo taken to remember it by. We also rode on a horse drawn carriage!!! ALL FOR $6.00 (grand total not per person!!!) There is always something fun like this going on in The Common for free or cheap!!!
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Do you want to experience an amazing day of shopping
The Market Common is truelly a site to behold, and experience!! It's honestly a "One Stop Shop"!! The vibe that radiates from this development is one that makes you feel ALIVE!!! There is always something interesting and fun going on, and the stores and food are amazing!!! Nowhere else in Myrtle Beach can you do some shopping at your favorite store, go to lunch at your favorite restaurant, see a movie that you've been waiting to come out, and grab the best Icecream you've ever had in one day without getting in back in your car!! And it's not a stuffy shopping mall, it's a beautifully landscaped, classy outdoor shopping enviroment. You may think I'm just saying this because I work here, but I feel privilaged to work @ ResortQuest, and if I didn't you better believe that I'd still be spending alot of time out here.
Christmas @ The Market Common
I can't wait to see The Market Common transformed into a Christmas that Dickens would be proud of!!! The only thing missing will be the snow, Or will it??!!! You'll have to come down and see for yourself!!!
Monday, November 17, 2008
Tis The Season! Our First Holiday Season at The Market Common
Luxurious accommodations, more than five popular restaurants, shopping, a cinema and a grocery store - and thats before you even get in your car! That's The Market Common. Built in 2008, The Market Common Myrtle Beach is located one mile from the ocean on the former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. ResortQuest offers luxury vacation rentals located above such retail and dining venus as Pottery Barn, Williams Sonoma, Anthropologie, Banana Republic, PF Chang's, Travinia, Gordon Bierch Brewery and Tommy Bahama's Tropical Cafe. The first holiday season at The Market Common promises to be filled with holiday cheer and a shoppers' dream come true! Carraige rides, visits from Santa, carolers and brass quartets will fill the streets transforming this charming village into a winter wonderland and the best part? it's all free! Call ResortQuest Myrtle Beach at 877-869-5962 and stay in the center of it all and enjoy special holiday discounts on accommodations, select shops and restaurants. For a complete list of holiday events visit: http://www.resortquestmyrtlebeach.com/holiday-specials.htm
Welcome to Myrtle Beach Travel Notes
The staff and Management of ResortQuest Myrtle Beach vacation rentals welcomes you to our blog. As residents of the Myrtle Beach area we hope to provide valuable insight on all that the Myrtle Beach area has to offer. We know that vacation planning is a daunting task and often takes an incredible amount of research and comparison just to find the perfect accommodations, not to mention deciding what to do and where to eat while you are there. We know Myrtle Beach and we want to pass that knowledge on to you. Enjoy our blog and remember that ResortQuest Myrtle Beach is proud to offer luxury condominium vacation rentals at The Market Common and oceanfront at Ocean Blue Resort.
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