We exchanged to Liki Tiki and the first night we stayed, were kept awake by pipe water swooshing down all night long. Complained and was given a different room, where the cover was so filthy it looked as though it had been on for at least six months. I took the cover to reception, where an they appologised, and gave me a clean one. We did not feel comfortable at all after the terrible start, and would never go back.
I sent my brother and his family to Liki Tiki last July and they got bedbugs (which now are in their home and were NEVER there before). When I called them they denied it and said they had the certificate to prove it. Less than a month later it was listed in a florida paper as one of the places infested with bedbugs.............would never recommend this place!
BED BUGS!!!!!I- I think it is disgusting, the place does not seem to have cleaned up its act since our one and only visit in 2008. We now go to a really clean resort The Silver Lake , which , granted is a tiny resort compared to Tiki Liki, but at least they do keep up standards , and we go back every year.
We own at Liki Tiki and have been there a couple of times. We had great experiences there--friendly, helpful staff and the rooms were great. We're at a point in our lives now, though, where we don't use our timeshare any more and want to sell. We've been ripped off already with a "sell your timeshare" scam so now we are cautious about how to proceed. Any advice out there on how to sell?
