Take a rejuvenating holiday after reading these Club Mahindra resort reviews

Travel is a great leveller and excellent teacher. Exposure to different cultures and ways of living, varying cuisines and customs, and the joy of discovering a new destination, all combine to improve your intellect and broaden your horizons.

But after the Coronavirus struck in 2020, all travel plans had to be postponed indefinitely. Even today, certain countries in Europe and Asia are not fully open to international travellers, and every country insists on mandatory airport testing and vaccination proofs. Your mood to travel may have dampened considerably after recent events, but it is time to face the rest of the year and next year with equanimity.

And what better way to do it than to book a lifetime of holidays with Club Mahindra? They follow the principle of timeshare holidays, and you and your family can enjoy a week’s worth of vacations in the most stunning locations in India and abroad. This article lists a few Club Mahindra resort reviews and information on why you must sign up with Club Mahindra.

What are timeshare holidays?

A timeshare holiday is essentially a shared vacation ownership in which you buy a certain number of days in vacation resorts. In India, Club Mahindra pioneered the concept several years ago and allows members the chance to holiday in its resorts and hotels in India and around the world. Timeshare holidays provide a wonderful vacation experience for a set time per year in different locations. The experience is just like a premium holiday with the best on-site amenities, tours and explorations arranged by the resort, meals and refreshments as part of the package, and sightseeing.

Your Club Mahindra holidays membership ensures a week’s stay every year in a location of your choice, for up to 25 years from the date of purchase. Since you want holidays with your family, why look elsewhere when you can book the best vacations with Club Mahindra?

Book the most special holidays – but first, read what others say about Club Mahindra

Word of mouth is a good barometer for what people are thinking. If they’re unhappy with a product or service, they are quick to point out the brand’s shortcomings in online reviews, social media posts or when talking to their friends. You look at product reviews on e-commerce sites even when you’re buying a set of spoons – why should it be any different when you’re booking a holiday or looking up a timeshare holiday plan that costs a fair bit of money?

If you’ve recently started mulling over the idea of buying a Club Mahindra membership, you would certainly want to know a lot more about the company, the kind of holiday you can expect, or even if the membership is worth buying in the first place. Fortunately, you can fall back on some recent Club Mahindra reviews from past and present members. They give you an idea of what to expect from Club Mahindra holidays as well:

Smriti Khandelwal from Mumbai writes: “After the recent confusion and delay over HSC Board exam results, my daughter was completely stressed out and so were we. My husband and I whisked her off to the Club Mahindra Sherwood resort at Mahabaleshwar for a de-stressing vacation. My daughter Sharayu had been studying hard all through the lockdown year but the stress of not knowing about the results was getting to her. We had a blast at the resort, and the staff took great care of us. Sharayu was able to let her hair down after a hellish year, swimming in the pool with her dad, enjoying sumptuous meals at the on-site restaurant, even getting massages with me at the Svaastha Spa. We returned after a week and when we did, her results were announced and she had topped her college! So our wonderful holiday culminated in the most excellent news.”

Another member, Dushyant Patil from Pune, shares, “My wife and I took a Club Mahindra membership three years ago, but could not use it last year. Club Mahindra kindly added our week of holidays from 2020 to this year, and she and I took off for two weeks to Sri Lanka. We stayed at the Mount Lavinia Hotel, and it was a blissful experience. We did a lot of unhurried touring of such attractions as the famous Gangaramya Buddhist Temple, Viharamahadevi Park and Colombo National Museum, among others. Since the hotel is located right next to Mount Lavinia Beach, we would take long walks there every evening before dinner. I highly recommend signing up for a Club Mahindra membership if you want peaceful holidays in scenic locations. We never book independent holidays now.”

Yet another Club Mahindra review comes from senior citizen and decades-long Club Mahindra member Vinod Khalsa. A Delhi resident with a penchant for travel, writes, “I bought a membership several years ago, and my family and I have enjoyed vacations all over India with Club Mahindra. Four years ago, we took our first international trip to Thailand with them. We were put up at the Swissotel Kamala Beach Hotel in Phuket, and it was a superb hotel with every modern amenity and great food. My kids would swim every day in the hotel pool and we enjoyed some of the best meals at the restaurant. The hotel also helped us with a tour itinerary which made it easy for us to see the nearby spots. This year, we are planning two weeks in Europe. We will never travel anywhere if it is not a Club Mahindra holiday.”

Do these Club Mahindra reviews make you want to book a lifetime of holidays with them? Go ahead and book – whether it is resort in Kerala or resort in Goa, it could be the best decision you ever made.

About Club Mahindra holidays

Mahindra Holidays Resorts India Ltd. (MHRIL) is a part of the Leisure and Hospitality wing of the Mahindra Group. It offers quality family holidays primarily through vacation ownership memberships in over 100 resorts located in India and around the world. It has over 2,50,000 members today, with more resorts and memberships being added every month. Do get your Club Mahindra membership today.

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