Redweek questions

[fitznorton]

Looking for info on how to book a condo rental with redweek. Going to disney in August with extended family and looking for condo resort, 2 - 3 bedrooms near Disney. Has anyone used redweek? Is it easy or complicated. Don't want to be disappointed. Thanks.

 

[ttfn3]

We have used Redweek several times to book condos in Florida. In fact, we just used it to rent a week for March in Orlando. It's pretty simple to use. You send an email to the person that is renting the condo, and they will either call you or email you to let you know if the unit is still available. It's basically another method to find available rentals, and you handle the transaction like renting any other week for a timeshare/condo in Florida.

 

[fitznorton]

Thank you. I think I will try it.

 

[kathy884]

If you go to their site, you can register as a guest and see if there is anything you are interested in renting. To contact the owner you have to join (cost is $15 per year). I've done three rentals on the site. Another site I often look at are TUG2.net classified ads. I've done quite a few rentals from that site over the years too.