Own a piece of extraordinary.
Own a piece of luxury resort in iconic destinations. Earn when you're away. Enjoy when you're here.
Luxury stays. Smart ownership.
6 resorts in iconic locations, each one built by Fine Acers and run under a global hotel brand.
Explore all resorts
Jawai, RajasthanKAMAH Jawai Farm
A farm villa with its own pool, on an acre of its own.
Jawai, RajasthanKAMAH Jawai
Granite hills and leopard country, three hours from Udaipur.
Coorg, KarnatakaKAMAH Coorg
Coffee estates and monsoon-green hills in southern Karnataka.
Amer, JaipurWyndham Grand Jaipur Amer
Under the walls of Amer Fort, minutes from the old city.
Corgao, North GoaDolce Corgao Goa
Palm country a few minutes inland from the quiet north beaches.
Kodiyat, UdaipurDolce Udaipur Kodiyat
Lake-country hills above Kodiyat, palaces down the valley.
How co-ownership works
Three steps, and about thirty minutes of your time.
Pick from the six, and choose a quarter or a half of one identified suite.
₹11,000 books it. The balance is spread over 60 months — no loan, no interest.
Your nights start immediately. After five years the suite starts paying you.
See your exact plan.
Pick a resort and a share size and every figure updates. These are the same numbers the checkout uses — no form to fill, no phone call needed.
The 8% is an assured share of resort profits after the payment period, not guaranteed interest. Buyback is a contractual value recorded in your registered agreement, not an investment return. Figures are indicative and confirmed at booking.
Designed for modern co-owners.
Seven nights on a quarter, fifteen on a half — from the year you sign.
8% of your share value every year, for as long as you own it.
Buyback at 25% above what you paid, fixed in your contract from day one.
Wyndham and Royal Orchid run the resort. You only pick your dates.
| What you get | Smart choiceProptyo | Fractional | Timeshare | Buying a flat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Registered in your own name | Yes, your share | No — company shares | No — a membership | Yes, all of it |
| Nights each year | 7 to 15, from sign-up | Varies by plan | Fixed weeks | Yours, every night |
| To get started | ₹11,000 books it | ₹25L+ upfront | ₹3–15L in fees | ₹80L and up |
| Monthly payment | ₹23,150, 60 months | Not offered | Maintenance fees | Home loan, with interest |
| Sell-back agreed in writing | Yes — 25% above | Rare | No | No — resale only |
| Pays you after year five | 8% a year | No | No | Rent it, if you let it |
| Who runs it | Wyndham · Royal Orchid | Mostly unbranded | The club | You do |
“A real suite, really in your name. We only split the price — not the ownership.”
Your questions, answered.
It's smart to be careful with something new. These are the honest answers.
Is Proptyo a timeshare?
No. A timeshare sells you time in someone else's property. Here a quarter or a half of one identified suite is registered in your own name, with your PAN on the agreement. You own a real asset — not points, not a membership you have to keep renewing.
How much holiday time do I get?
Seven nights a year on a quarter share and fifteen on a half, starting the year you sign — you do not wait for the payments to finish. You also get one wedding or event block: 25 to 50 rooms across two days with the banquet hall.
How much do I pay to start?
₹11,000 books it, and it counts toward your price rather than sitting on top of it. Once your documents are done the balance is spread over 60 monthly instalments — no loan and no interest. The booking is refundable for 14 days.
What happens after 5 years?
Two things, and you get both. Your share pays you 8% of its value every year, for as long as you own it. And whenever you decide to stop, the buyback is 25% above what you paid — a price fixed in your contract from day one.
Is my money safe?
Your share is registered in your own name, so it is your property and not an asset of the company. It is not a deposit, a fund unit or a membership that depends on Fine Acers continuing to trade, and the resort is run by the hotel brand under its own agreement. What does depend on the company is the profit share and the buyback — both contractual obligations recorded in your registered agreement.
How can I exit my ownership?
Three ways. Sell the share back at 25% above what you paid, at the price fixed in your contract. Sell it to anyone you like — there is no lock-in. Or keep it and take the 8% a year. Another owner leaving cannot affect your share, your nights or your buyback price.
Own a piece of it. Start today.
Two to four owners per suite. ₹11,000 books yours, and you have 14 days to change your mind.