Crown Points FAQs

A third payment of €401.81 (£338.79) for each former Crown Resorts’ week owned will be issued on 22^nd October 2021.  This sum includes interest of €16.81 which is 1.9% p.a. on the principal amount being paid.

You will receive the payment by the same method as the first payment unless you have made a different arrangement with us.

The interest paid of €16.81 is the agreed rate of 1.9% p.a. on the principal amount being paid.

The payments are being made from a proportion of the proceeds of the sale of the apartments which are surplus to the new structure’s requirements.  All sales activities on the Costa del Sol have been severely curtailed since March 2020 due to the regulations introduced for the Covid-19 global pandemic.

We will be making further payment/s as soon as the required funds are raised from the sale of apartments. Unfortunately, we are unable to confirm the date that payment/s will be made; however, holiday makers are starting to arrive on the Costa del Sol and we have made some sales over the past month or so and we fully expect that to continue for the remainder of the holiday season at least. Furthermore, interest at 1.9% p.a. will continue to accrue on the outstanding balance.

Statement of Account per former week owned.

Payment amount agreed >> €3,205.00

First payment July 2019 >> €1,650.00

Second payment December 2020 >> €262.76 including interest of €7.01

Third payment October 2021 >> €401.81 including interest of €16.81

Outstanding balance still to be paid >> €914.25 plus interest

In accordance with the terms of the 2019 SGM Resolution, which was passed due to 93% of members voting in favour, your former ‘weeks’ based membership of Crown Resorts has been transferred to a ‘points’ based membership of Crown Points Club. Management charges are payable on the points, as the week(s) on your former membership of Crown Resorts have been placed with a Trustee and ‘back up’ the points.

There were a range of payments and benefits offered to the Founder Members. One of these benefits was an initial capital payment which was made in 2019 and also a 13% discount on the 2021 and 2022 management charge.

• 2020 – No charge.  Your Management Charges will be paid by the new management entity
• 2021 and 2022 – Your Management Charges for 2021 and 2022 will be at the 2019 rate less 13%
• 2023 – Your Management Charges will be calculated by taking the 2019 Management Charges as a base and adding any inflationary factors for the years 2020, 2021 and 2022, to include statutory pay increases and Spanish cost of living index.  This increase could vary depending on prevailing rates of exchange.

• 2020 – The Management Charge for 2020 is the Deferred Rate Management Charge for 2019 plus 1%.
• 2021 onwards – The Management Charge will move generally in line with inflation and currency movement between the pound and euro.

If you are a member of RCI, your points will be banked and can be used for future reservations.

If you are not a member of RCI, under the Crown Points Club Scheme Rules you may make a reservation in any one year using your points in the week(s) that you previously owned. We recognise that for some members, the resort was closed for that period and we have made special provision for members who were unable to use their points at the resort during 2020 and 2021 to have use of them during 2022. Your management charges have to be paid whether you use your points or not. This was the case when you were a member of Crown Resorts Club as there was no provision for you not to pay your management charge if you did not use your time.

The free year of management charges offered to Founder Members of Crown Points Club was for 2020. Unless you pay by direct debit, you have recently been sent a liability notice for the 2021 management charge. The management charge for 2021 and 2022 is the 2019 rate with a 13% discount applied.

There are two separate memberships – Crown Points Club and RCI.

You pay Crown Points Club for the management charge on your points which can either be used direct with Crown Resorts in the week on your former membership or banked with RCI.

If you are a member of RCI, you pay an RCI membership fee to enable you to bank your points and use them to make a reservation in a different week at Crown Resorts or other worldwide destinations.

Members will receive an email to inform them of their management charge liability which is a quicker and more environmentally-friendly method of communication. All of the information regarding the management charge is available on the Club website www.crown-points.com. What was previously sent was not an invoice and there is no requirement for a paper statement to be sent.

It is not possible to offset the management charge liability against the Founder Member payments.  In accordance with the SGM Resolution, the payments to be made to the Founder Members will be made from a proportion of the proceeds of the sale of apartments that are surplus to the new structure’s requirements which are held in a ring-fenced account for the benefit of the Founder Members and are controlled by the Club’s Trustee.  The management charge income of Crown Points Club is used to fund the running costs of Crown Resorts which exist whether the resort is occupied or not.

The Scheme rules of the Crown Points Club (in similarity with the Crown Resorts Constitution) provides for you to pay a management charge on your points in just the same way as you did within Crown Resorts and the funds pay for those same costs. This requirement is there whether you use the points or not.  Points can be accumulated through membership of RCI, so unused points from one year can be used in future years to reserve time in better quality accommodation or extend the time of stay. Accommodation booked through RCI or the resort direct can be let to friends, family or on the open market.

In accordance with the SGM resolution, the payments to be made to the Founder Members will be made from a proportion of the proceeds of the sale of apartments that are surplus to the new structure’s requirements which are held in a ring-fenced account for the benefit of the Founder Members and are controlled by the Club’s Trustee. Therefore, this fund cannot be used to fund the running costs of Crown Resorts.

The management charge income of Crown Points Club is used to fund the running costs of Crown Resorts.  The accommodation at Crown Resorts is used to support your points.

Please contact RCI to make your reservations, the contact details can be found on their website www.rci.com.

Your Points relate to the weeks and apartments you previously owned.  Therefore, you will be required to pay a Management Charge, similar to that which you have paid in the past, in order that the apartments can be maintained and the services at the resort provided.

To find the Scheme Rules and Regulations for the Crown Points, please log into the Members Area on the website

In order to understand how the RCI Points system works, please click “What is RCI Points Membership” on the RCI website rci.com where you will find further information and a short video.

Unfortunately, due to a decreasing number of members, it has become necessary to reduce the stock by selling the apartments other than those in Club Marbella in order to remain viable. Therefore, in future all reservations at Crown Resorts will be made into Club Marbella. However, when you next visit the resort, if there are still some apartments remaining unsold in Club Calahonda it may be possible to arrange for you to stay there but this cannot be guaranteed.