It was confirmed that on 6 June 2019 another Spanish timeshare resort, Club Paradiso/Paramount, closed its doors. The resort is managed by Excel Hotels & Resorts and its website is no longer available. Phones are going to voicemail, with only security reportedly remaining on site. Various sources have stated that owners are currently unable to use their weeks. We have also been informed that members are being moved to other Silverpoint resorts, but would need to pay for the transfer as Excel is not honouring payments already made.
For owners, this kind of closure inevitably raises serious questions about the value of their initial investment and what happens next. At this stage, nobody can say for certain how the situation will be resolved. However, it has been reported that Silverpoint and Excel are currently in dispute.
For members of Club Paradiso/Paramount, it is likely you will no longer be able to use the resort as originally agreed. If you are considering making a claim against the resort and/or a finance company (where applicable), the advice is that this situation may amount to a clear breach of contract.
Elsewhere, other resorts are facing liquidity problems and further insolvencies are expected.
With this in mind, we urge anyone who is unhappy with their resort, or who feels they were mis-sold, to seek professional advice sooner rather than later.
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