Club Mahindra Daman

The resort and its setting

Club Mahindra Daman — officially Club Mahindra Netrang — is located in Kodvav, a rural part of Gujarat some distance inland from the city of Daman that shares its name. Google's own summary describes it plainly: straightforward rooms in a remote, laid-back resort with a restaurant, an outdoor pool and a spa. With a 4.2 out of 5 rating from over 1,500 reviews, this is a resort built around simplicity rather than spectacle — a destination for owners who want a quiet countryside break, not a beachfront resort in Daman proper.

Don't confuse this with a seafront property. The "Daman" in the name refers to the broader regional branding Club Mahindra uses, but the actual address places it well into the Gujarat countryside, in Netrang taluka. Anyone selling a week here should be upfront about this with prospective buyers, since the rural, retreat-style setting is part of what this resort is — and isn't.

The area and things to do

Gujarat's inland countryside around Netrang is sparsely developed, which is exactly the appeal for owners who use this week as a slow-paced escape. The resort itself is the main hub of activity, with its outdoor pool, restaurant and spa likely to be the biggest draws for a short stay. Given the remote setting, renters and owners alike tend to treat this as a self-contained break rather than a base for day-tripping to multiple attractions — worth factoring in if you're describing the week to a potential buyer or tenant.

Selling or renting a week here

If you own a week at Club Mahindra Daman and are ready to move it on, BidMyTimeshare.com works as a straightforward owner-to-owner marketplace: you list the week yourself, set your own asking price, and buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform. There's no commission on the sale — sellers simply pay a small, one-time listing fee to get their week in front of buyers.

Because this is a Club Mahindra resort, resale isn't quite the same as with an independent property. Transfers typically go through Club Mahindra's own membership transfer process rather than a generic owners' association, so before listing, it's worth contacting Club Mahindra directly to confirm the current transfer fee, whether Club Mahindra holds a right of first refusal on the sale, and how long the transfer process usually takes. These details vary by membership type and tenure, so get confirmation in writing from Club Mahindra before agreeing a price with a buyer, to avoid surprises on either side once the deal is done.

A resale buyer should also understand clearly what does and doesn't carry over: typically the usage rights and remaining membership tenure transfer, but any promotional perks, bonus weeks or loyalty-style benefits tied to the original purchase may not. Buyers should always confirm this directly with Club Mahindra before completing a purchase.

One point worth flagging to renters and buyers: this resort is part of the RCI exchange network, so owners who aren't using their week themselves may have the option to deposit it for an exchange rather than renting or selling outright — something worth mentioning in a listing if you've used that route before.

Practical notes

Anyone renting out or selling a week here should be clear about the remote location — it suits travellers looking for a restful countryside stay with simple, functional rooms rather than a luxury resort experience. Mentioning the pool, restaurant and spa in a listing is accurate and useful, but avoid overselling amenities not confirmed by the resort itself. Given the inland Gujarat setting, prospective renters should also be told that this isn't within walking distance of a beach, despite the "Daman" name.