Another warning to perspective Boutique Resort La Jolla, Mazatlan time share purchasers: DO NOT BUY. Based on my experience, you cannot trust that they will honor their written contract

In Dec, 2008, we purchased a contract for 4 weeks per year in a two bedroom unit for 50 years. A written addendum included the 4 weeks per year in a two bedroom unit for 50 years, as well as other valuable incentives to buy.

In Dec, 2009 when we contacted their office about not being able to make reservations for the 4 weeks, we were informed that they would not honor the addendums (even though the addendums were signed by the same person who signed the base contract).

Lajolla actually removed the original signed addendums from the contract and replaced them with a new one signed by Ed Chester, who we had not originally dealt with.

The contract they are honoring is limited to enough RCI points to cover about 1 week per year in a two bedroom unit during high season. My contract value has been reduced by about 90% by their refusal to honor the original addendums.

Also of concern, the phase 2 project (a five story complex) was supposed to be completed by July of 2009. They are still working on the first floor as of Dec, 2009.

Do not take chance on this time share. Based on my experience, they cannot be depended on to honor even their written contract, much less verbal commitments. There are a lot of better options out there without taking a risk on a company with their track record.

If you have purchased within the last 5 days, contact the local PROFECO (Mexican consumers protection agency). They are located down town close to the cathedral, and have forms that you can file to cancel the contract (regardless of what your contract says to the contrary). If you purchased more than 5 days ago, GOOD LUCK.