I've purchased several vacation condo… I've purchased several vacation condo weeks from SkyAuction over the years. For us, this is the best way to go. We're able to make breakfast in before heading out for the day, spend some time stretched out reading, enjoying the resort pools, and feeling like we're in a nice home. Just be sure you read all the details about surcharges, fees and availability before you buy. Every time we're chatting with people at the resort pool or bar, they can't believe how little we paid.

We've used this company for over 15… We've used this company for over 15 years, mainly for week long rentals in Orlando. We've stayed at a number of resorts and never had a bad experience. For the price you can't go wrong, I've recommended them to so many people. We've also used them for hotel stays in hawaii, new york, Boston to name a few as well as theatre tickets. It's an American company and we're in the UK, no issues at all. Our stay last week was at silver lake resort in Orlando and as usually, got a great condo, no issues at all.

The resort did not honor what the… The resort did not honor what the auction promoted it was for. I could have rsvp’s the accommodations for far less than your auction! Also, I was told you put in a reservation for a street view not ocean view as stated in your auction. The resort also added a daily resort fee and taxes. I will never bid on another auction or recommend your site to anyone.

Sky Auction Makes Dreams Come True! I was lucky enough to book a bucket list Hawaii cruise for an unbelievably low price—the cost was so low, nobody believed it was legit. It WAS legit, and we spent seven days touring the Hawaiian islands on Norwegian’s Pride of America. Sky Auction deals ARE COMPLETELY TRUSTWORTHY, and when you see a terrific deal, buy it—you won’t be sorry! We can’t wait to get our next Sky Auction dream trip. Hope to see you there!

Once upon a time Once upon a time, they regularly had excellent bargains. Now, per-night and other fees are added to the bid price such that you can usually do as well or better with traditional travel sites, with less hassle. Their main web page has also become a bit of a mystery. Click on "Air," and you get a screen that lists -- nothing. Click on "Cruise" and you get a list of 9 cruises all from the same company on similar itineraries. Click on "Closing Soon" and get a list full of puffery but which often doesn't mention the destination until the end, so you have to wade through lots of verbiage -- and many ads for sunglasses, necklaces, and assorted stuff. Bought a number of items from them earlier. Now, I wouldn't bother.