We went for the presentation. They don't answer real questions, i.e. if we get tired and want to get rid of it. Vague answers. Also, depending on where you go, there can be additional cost. The maintenance fees are high and increase 2 to 3 percent yearly. We were given an option to do a week on them and lock in the price they dropped about 3 times to get us to buy in 18 months. We were advised $200 gift card to use toward hotel. They don't give you the gift card. You have to mail in our receipts from the hotel to get it. Called several times to determine which hotel we could use the gift card for, again vague answers. Bottom line, we won't cash-in on it because no one (after 5 or 6 calls) can tell us what hotels are eligible in the city we choose to visit. Terrible customer service by phone. Never doing this again. The place we stayed for the visit was old and out of date. We left a day early (hurricane threat), but more importantly not impressed with the property in Orlando. As sales sometimes go, it's a lot of double talking with no true answers. Read the fine print and keep your money to travel on your terms. read more

We've already pre-paid for our upcoming promotional Hilton Grand Vacations trip and property tour, and are already unhappy with how it's been handled. Two months ago in January, we requested a stay at a beach property for our Anniversary. Our rep said that he'd call us back to confirm, yet he never did. He has never even returned any of our calls to his voicemail! We've since called the main number, only to be told that this property is now all booked up. They then sent us a confirmation for a property we didn't want (claiming that it is now the only one available in the entire area). We paid almost $500 for this "vacation" stay, but my wife and I now suspect that a "Bait and Switch" has been pulled on us. I've emailed guest services, I've repeatedly called guest service, yet no one is willing to escalate this to upper management to find out what happened back in January. My email to their "Guest Experience Team" has gone without reply. Since they already have our money, we have no choice but to stay where we don't want and take their mandatory tour. But, the way that we've been treated, I would never want to invest in their timeshare program. They simply can't be trusted! read more

We were cornered at a Bluegreen timeshare meeting and threatened that if we did not upgrade before the purchase by Hilton Grand Vacations, we would lose access and value. We had to make this upgrade that day or lose the opportunity. Bluegreen told us knowing we would believe we were going to lose more money and manipulated with this misinformation and high pressure. Hilton Grand Vacations has done nothing to help us and will not answer our calls or letters. The timeshare companies only focus is on making sales. Jose Lopez read more

This is directed at the Grand Vacations Title, LLC office located at this same address. And as you may have noticed, this business site is unclaimed. Meaning they could care less what their customers think. Reviews will go unread and making things right is a total joke. This site is mainly for us to express our negative experiences, so I write this review only to relieve some of the burden that weighs heavily on my mind and maybe warn others who read this and are considering making a deal with unscrupulous business practices. My parents had purchased a timeshare condo over thirty years ago when it was owned by RCI, then it became Diamond Resorts, and now it is most recently called Hilton Grand Vacations. Back when we were all younger, the timeshare was a great source for planning vacations. However, I found it very confusing when it came to a certain time of the year for scheduling and availability. Plus, they have a point system that makes things more complicated. My mom usually seemed to have it figured out, so we always relied on her savvy ways of getting things done and making it all happen! But sadly, my parents eventually became too elderly to focus or even afford keeping up with a timeshare that was no longer being utilized. My mom passed away recently and my dad has a hard time getting around. The best thing we could do now was to relinquish our condo back to the company. They do not offer a buy back program, so we have to go through lengthy and pain staking steps to release the unit (at our total expense), back to them. First, it starts out with me sending inquiries by email and phone calls to find out what and how to proceed. I would get transferred to different departments who only handle certain aspects of what is needed. I can't believe how many times we were denied because some step was not completed properly. When I finally get official documents emailed to me, multiple pages of signatures are required along with notarizing of each page and my mom's death certificate. We are only given 30 days to complete! Plus my dad had to pay a non-refundable "Transitions" fee of $1,000.00!! The next thing I know, they send me an incorrect document, that we need to fill out again and go through the whole waiting process once more! We of course took care of it. But wait! Another week later, my dad gets a letter that they can't proceed, because apparently the notary public didn't complete the "notary block". I have no idea what that means! Not sure if that is what the notary should have known to do or not. Maybe this could have been included on the long list of things to get completed at the notary! This is what we have been going through since my mother's passing! Never have I been put through so much red tape and hoops to jump through, than by this so called business! As I fight back the tears and ask why are they bullying their long time customers into submission? I feel like we have been the victims of scam artists who will do anything to get customers to give up and continue investing into their cult! It's no wonder there is a class action lawsuit against them and hundreds of BBB complaints!!! read more

We have spent over 20 grand with Hilton being a time share owner with Hilton to be thrown away like garbage when Covid hit we tried to bounce back and asked for a little time to get back on track but slammed the door in our face we will be looking for another time share to call home. read more

Bad experience all together! My sales rep was taking calls and texts. Claudia Rodriguez was very disrespectful and down right RUDE. What a liability she is to the Hilton Brand. read more

This program is a rip off. The sales person makes lots of promises. When I tried booking the week we wanted at the place we wanted. Hilton said it was unavailable. I went to Expedian and the place had plenty of rooms. You are also hit with a bunch of extra fees about a month after you sign the paperwork and cannot get out of the contract. If we had spent the money just booking the hotel it would have been way cheaper and we would be staying where we wanted to stay when we wanted to go. They say you can sell the timeshare but you will get pennies on the dollar. STAY AWAY FROM THESE CROOKS. THEY ARR LIARS!!!!!! read more

STRAIGHT TRICKERY! Do not fall for the lies and manipulation! Hilton sales reps can lie to you, It's in the paperwork that they manipulate you into not reading. They will tell you that it's cheaper than any other way to vacation. It is not. They will tell you that you can go anywhere anytime, but you will get better rates and availability by calling the resorts directly or using a site such as AirB&B or VRBO. If you go to a Hilton timeshare presentation, they are trained to hold you until you are exhausted and will sign anything just to leave. This is a scam. read more

I paid about $1950.00 for a trip to Oahu through a Hilton Vacation Introductory Program, in which I was required to attend a 90 minute program to purchase a timeshare. My stay was October 1, 2024 through October 8, 2024. It was a horrible experience. First of all, there was a strike and hard to get into the driveway. There were hundreds of strikers, with fog horns and drum, continuously chanting for hours from 7:30am to 9:pm. The workers that they did have on staff, very rude, and got upset with me because I was told at the counter that I would have to pay $72.50 a night for parking my rental and an an additional $18.88 in taxes per day, when I had already pay "in full" $1950.00. When I went to the presentation, there was an offer that totally made "no sense" whatsoever. The purchase proposal started at $27,000.00, then they deducted ($7520.00), which equals $19480.00, with a down payment due of $$2057.00. The balance would be financed for 10 years at $356.00 per month, with closing cost/activation cost of $199. due in 30 days. If you do the math the total payments for the 10 years, total $42720.00, plus the down payment of $2057.00, plus the $199.99 = $44976,99. This is for A ONE WEEK VACATION PACKAGE @ 11,500 POINTS, which will get you ONE BEDROOM AT THE GRAND ISLANDER. This does not even include the $2500.00 annual maintenance fee that you will pay forever, and who knows how much that will go up year after year. In November the maintenance fee was $1543.00, and now it's $2500.00. If you add in the other fees and parking for the rental, it's another $620.00 a week. I questioned the Sales Representative, because I thought she was "Stuck on Stupid", she brought in a closer and when I told them there was no way I would want to stay at a Hilton Property, because of the staff rudeness, the broken washing machine that they never repaired, even though water was all over the floor, and to get their response "It's not our fault that we have a strike". read more

I chose 1 star because there wasn't a zero. If I could go negative I would have. Ironically the poor service was at the corporate level and not at the NY Hilton site. read more

I anticipated what I was getting myself and I my wife into when I accepted the Hilton Honors HGV Timeshare stay offer. I paid just over $200 for three nights at an Orlando timeshare property in exchange for listening to a timeshare presentation. My wife and I do travel quite a bit, so we thought the timeshare concept might make sense. There were too many red flags; 1.) The price offer was only good for the time we were on-site. If we didn't agree to the terms right then and there, the deal was off. When passing on those terms, we were offered the ability to pay a $500 deposit, and then we would allegedly be able to review terms for 10-days 2.) We were encouraged to speak with other timeshare owners, and we happened to have met one that day. She said we'd be "crazy" to take the offer, and she regretted ever having developed a relationship with HGV. She stated that each time she wants to use her timeshare, they try to upsell her more "points" which are a poor value versus just booking her own travel. The whole "point" system is confusing, and it seems that the points are not as valuable as advertised. 3.) All of the sales tactics were choreographed, with an escalating series of new "managers" trying to close us. Overall, the accommodations where we stayed were nice, with free parking, a kitchenette and balcony, and a large pool on the property. It's disappointing that the timeshare presentation itself was less than ideal. read more

I've been disappointed with Hilton Grand Vacations / Diamond Resorts since I purchased the timeshare but now it's worst than ever. Since Hilton Grand Vacations purchase Diamond since have gotten worse. Their service is awful. No one seems to give a dam about you... And now it seems that we, the Diamond owners are treated like second class citizens, as compared to their HGV Members. I am about to lose 6700+ points because they can't make an exception, although, within all the presentations they've had me in trying to sell me an upgrade, they've never fully explained the use of points nor exactly what I'm entitled to... This whole company is a scam, and now I feel like a second class citizen, compared to the HGV members... Now, I won't even be able to travel next year because I don't get new points until 2024. I still have to pay the maintenance fee though! Scam, scam, scam... Yearly maintenance fee continues to go up but the service goes down! How is it that the Attorney General of Florida has yet to investigate Diamond Resorts / Hilton Grand Vacations HGV? read more

On December 26, 2021 I got a call from my Hilton Honors Representative on a too good to be true pitch for a Hilton Grand Vacation package in order to attend their timeshare presentation for September 2022 and I was asked for my credit card as with all hotel reservations, my card was charged $224.87 for what I am not sure. Normally the funds do not post until I visit the hotel. I sent an email to Hilton Grand Vacation on Mon 7/25/2022 12:44pm to cancel the September reservation and get a refund due to health issues that require ongoing treatment and got no response. I called Hilton Grand Vacation on 8/3/2022 and spoke with Barack who was able to cancel the September 2022 reservation. He was unempathetic to my situation and said the $224.87was non-refundable. I was never told it was nonrefundable to which Barack replied it was in the small print on the email confirmation for the September 2022 reservation. I let him know this appears to be a scam. I received no services from Hilton Grand Vacation for the $224.87 charged to my credit card and would like to dispute this charge. read more

This has been our experience with Diamond Resorts: -We have been told (numerous times) that the timeshare is "an investment." -We have been driven off site from our accommodations to attend a "90 minute sales meeting." It was five hours. -We were called fools. -The maintenance fees have doubled for something we cannot use. -We have called and spoken to someone named Michael about cancellation. -We were then told by someone named Patricia that she had no record of that conversation. Do you like your time and money? Do you like vacations? Then avoid Diamond Resorts/Hilton Grand Vacations! read more

If they are making you sit through their presentation to get a cheap couple nights, here's the deal. First off. They will give you a cheaper room so that their service they are pushing will look more appealing. So don't expect your cheap accommodations to be that great. Second, don't do it. It is a complete rip off. They are praying on dumb people who are willing to make an on the spot, large financial commitment that is a bad deal on every level. Don't fall for it. It is like buying a mortgage, with an awful interest rate, high closing costs, and terms that change whenever they see fit. You will have to put down a large down payment. Sign at least a ten year mortgage and you really can't get out of it. For such a high financial commitment you should think it over, maybe sleep on it, maybe ask an attorney or accountant. This is exactly what they will not allow because if you think it through you will not do it. They literally bombard you with numbers interspersed with resort photos. This is meant to confuse you and it will make your head spin. Don't do it. If you want the free gift. Check it out. Don't be rude. Engage as little as possible. Don't give personal info or make it up. Set your timer for the agreed upon time and when it goes off, politely thank them and leave. They will try to prevent this and make you stay longer. They will bombard you with 3-4 levels of supervisors to keep you there and sweeten the deal. We had to physically stand up and tell them we were leaving. They were annoyed but whatever. If you can't be strong don't go. It is quite an operation they have going. Like a car dealership on performance enhancing drugs. I suspect that when the salesman gets up, they are in the next room listening to your private conversation. There you go people. Did my due diligence to warn you. Even their 15k point award sucks. Run for the hills my friends. read more

We made the stupid mistake of pre-purchasing a 4 day/3 night stay for $300 (the website offers the same for some destinations at $249). Many of the resorts they promote don't take people on this plan. Others (not just NYC the lower 48,as we were told) are $100 more. Then there are "availability" issues, aka none anywhere ("they book up months in advance"). They actually tried to put us up at a Hilton Garden and do the tour at the resort some 15 minutes away. They even tried to get another $50-100 to add months of potential availability. We called twice and got two different stories from two very unhelpful (borderline rude) people. They required specific dates and properties to verify availability (none), offering few or no alternatives. I suppose I spent $300 to learn than even the highest rated timeshare company is a scam and they are something to avoid. I have come to believe that the people who are stuck with them try to justify their own stupidity by telling others it's a good deal. Caveat Emptor. read more

LIES, LIES, LIES!! I was lied to about the dates available, number of rooms available, and the location I could go to, and communication with the supervisor. I had tried to resolve this at least 5 times. read more

Hilton Grand Vacations is a scam. When I bought my week at the Ocean 22 resort, the salesman said it would be easy and simple to use anywhere I wanted, not just at my home resort. To date, I have never been able to book a vacation because there is never any availability anywhere I want to go. The salesman told me I could sell it back to Hilton anytime, but Hilton says they won't buy it back. They are charging me $8000 a year for this, and it does absolutely nothing for me. Whatever you do, do NOT buy a timeshare from Hilton Grand Vacations. read more

We had an appointment for a Hilton timeshare presentation scheduled for 8:30/9 am while on our spring break vacation, and we did not leave until a little after 2 pm. Throughout the entire time, our kids aged 10 and 7 were with us, and we had planned on making it a family pool day. However, every time we mentioned leaving, someone else came to insist on speaking with us, wasting our precious time and making the experience more frustrating. Then, we were constantly called by Kim Byron to book our orientation stay. We told her that we have young kids who would have to accompany us, but she informed us that there was nowhere for our kids to stay, and the trip did not accommodate children. This was never communicated to us by Nicholas Bisogno before we made the purchase. Then, we were not informed about the maintenance fees being due until we tried to book a trip. We never received an invoice for those maintenance fees. We were told that we couldn't use our points until the fee was paid. The maintenance fee statement for June showed $1778 due, but our portal showed $2299 through HGV Max. We were also told that our account wouldn't be active for 45 days. We call, we leave messages, and no one calls back. I wish & pray 1000x over and over that we didn't attend this seminar, tour, etc. read more

STAY AWAY FROM ALL THE FALSE PROMISES. I purchased a Hawaii grand vacation. IT IS A LIE. They will put you in a cheap $200 a night hotel and you save $200 on you total trip. lol on top of that you are 2 miles away from the Hilton resort and 1 mile from the beach. I would like to mention that Hilton grand vacation has no management. I have requested to speak to a manager and it seems there are no managers. HILTON GRAND VACATION gets a F- . Trust me do not listen to all the BS the team in Orlando, FL is feeding you. read more

We got this SCAM time share from SAMI that promised to help us out on our first booking and "guide us through the process " . he knew we are to be married on August and without a blink told us that this timeshare has all locations in the world- I specifically asked for ISRAEL and he said "yes of course " - but guess what?, there's nothing in Israel, any hotel you wanna book is months ahead, in the worst spots ever!!! He also recommended a honeymoon in the Maldives, but again- sign up months ahead. Of course he never answered the phone/ message, this time share is a scam! Be Cerful. read more

This is for the Grand vacations club...Don't Do It! Horrible program that was so misrepresented to me and my wife. It's really hard to use- I'm even retired and I can't find any places I want to go that are available. I bought points per year program so supposedly I could use it at over 4,000 locations world wide... nope! Everything has a fee to it and when I got so fed up after trying it for a year and a half (cost me 20k for life time membership, plus about 2500 per year for maintenance fees) I wanted to just get rid of it and even eat my 20k. You can't sell it because it's a special program they created that really screws you. I wanted to just walk away form the frustration and just write off my 20k to I should have known better than to trust them- they want to charge me $1,000 just to give it back....why??? They already dir me for about 23k in 1.5 years- isn't that enough? I was a VP for fortune 500 company and understand the importance of taking care of the customer, being fair and doing what's right- they do not. This is the first negative review I've ever written on a company- PLEASE DON'T do business with them, you will be frustrated and sorry. Sincerely Bill read more

On my last Diamond purchase, I was convinced to upgrade on many key selling points that turned out to be lies. Some of the lies were being told that the maintenance fees would not increase more than $2-$5 a year, my points would never expire, and properties would be easy to book. None of these were true. Now, because I was lied to, I am stuck with an immense financial burden. The people involved in my latest purchase are as follows, Katharina McDonald, Kevin Holiday, Mark Wisbey, David Lamparter, and Jessica Harbeson. Due to the misrepresentations, I have since reached out to Hilton but they refuse to accept any responsibility or even help me with the situation. They have essentially told me that even though there may have been misrepresentations made, I am still held responsible for the contract because what was in the fine print is not the same as I was told. Julissa Boyd, Gaylynn Bryant, Sam Carradice and Susan Vaz have all proven unable to assist me. I have even gone as far as to contact the CEO of Hilton, Mark Wang, to make him aware of what is being done but he has also failed to assist me as well. Hilton has proven to be just as unethical as Diamond. read more

I purchased a 3 night package that was supposed to be in Avila Beach, when i called to make the reservation and found out that the hotels are actually in San Luis Obispo - which is 10 miles away - AND the hotel is in San Luis Obispo is a Hampton inn or another that looks less nice that the Hampton Why would i buy this package for 280 when the hotel rates are less than 200 - and have to spend 2 hrs in a time share sales pitch . Very disappointing - I have been a Hilton Honors member for years and have enjoyed the properties for the most part, and the points. This 'scam' was very disheartening. Update ***hilton did return my calls and emails after I posted this review. And refunded my purchase. *** read more

Vip depth done care about you buy a contract sales men said one thing vip said different

We would never recommend Diamond/Hilton to anyone. We have been consistently trying to get out of our ownership yet they tell us that we must pay more money on top of what we have already paid. This is ridiculous because we continue to pay the maintenance fees that we are saddled with and have already satisfied our loan. Investing in a timeshare is the biggest mistake that anyone could ever make! Do not trust them when they convince you that it will be a good decision read more

Our salesperson in Orlando, Sofiane, did not disclose all relevant information about the timeshare, and we were duped by Hilton. We can never book a vacation at our favorite destinations due to lack of availability. AVOID HILTON TIMESHARES AND THEIR SALESPEOPLE AT ALL COSTS! read more

I have 2 time share accounts with what is now Hilton grand vacations But I originally bought with Diamond international Name Amalitsa Anastasiou 28882 Loire valley lane Menifee ca 92584 I have owned for 22 years Over 4000 points expired during the pandemic due to me not being able to travel and resorts being closed and all resorts amenities being shut down My points should not have been taken away from me Please contact me to help me get back my points that expired during the pandemic 760-771-7600 read more

Hilton's Diamond timeshares are a SCAM. Their salespeople promised ease of use, but nothing is ever available, and now they have taken thousands of dollars from my wife and me for nothing. When I called to fight this and get it canceled, a "Reconnection" representative named Ron Cedre said Hilton would make my life a "living hell" and that they would put a lien on my house, garnish my wages, ruin my credit score, take me to court, and call my boss to say what kind of person I am if I don't make my loan payment. There are truly no words for how awful my experience with this company is. read more

Felt like a scam. Got connected to HGV when I tried calling Hilton. They marketed a "can't believe your eyes" offer of a 3 night stay + cruise + hotel credit for a drop-dead rate but have been unresponsive upon agreement of the terms despite repeatedly trying to get in touch with them. read more

Hilton timeshare salespeople will hold you for hours. They will hide the costs and call it "an investment." By the time the lies and dishonesty become evident, Hilton will claim, "That's too bad they did that; sorry about your luck." Stay far, far AWAY! read more

They're just as bad as Diamond Resorts was. They have taken $11,000 of my money over the years for a timeshare I have never been able to use a single time. And now they are asking for more money just to give the useless thing back to them! Don't let the Hilton name fool you. NEVER buy one of their timeshares. It's nothing more than a money pit. read more

We love sharing the different destinations with our family, but again, I'm at the end of the year and about to lose points. We live near South Carolina and like to travel to these resorts due to the short drive for a 3-day trip. However, every resort in South Carolina that requires a 3-night minimum, sets their calendars up so that an owner can't gain access to any of the available rooms. This to me is an unfair practice that "closes the door" to members that have the points, but is unable to "spend" them. For Example: It's now November, and I have 2,640 points left to "spend" or lose. This is enough for a 3 night stay in a studio / 1 bedroom at the Myrtle Beach Resorts resorts,, except the practice of PURPOSELY coding the available rooms to only offer a 2-night stay prevents ANY MEMBER from using their points before the end of the year. Again, I have enough points and the rooms ARE available, but the availability calendar is coded in a distinct pattern for all 3 resorts: light green (available), light green (available), dark green (check out only). It's evident that the room is available, for on one calendar, the pattern continues THROUGHOUT THE WEEK! Such coding is done on purpose so that the third day is a "check out only", so it can't be used as a night in the 3-night minimum requirement. If you look at the other resorts in other states, the pattern doesn't exist. This only exist in South Carolina - Myrtle Beach. The available rooms ALL SHOW THIS SAME PATTERN. ..... Available, Available, Check out only, Available , Available, check out only. My complaint is simple, I have the points, the rooms are available, but this unfair practice prevents me from using them. NEVER was this explained when I purchased the time share at Myrtle Beach. Further more, by not allowing me access to use my points at a resort within the chain's destinations, I am forced to either lose them or pay even more money to bank them in RCI. Another way for Hilton to get more money. Deny me access to use my points, so they can profit. Has anyone else noticed this unfair practice in their attempt to book in South Carolina? read more

Signed up for a Marketing Package for 550. They scammed me, everything they told me I would get on the vacation was a lie, like free parking. Made a complaint with corporate and also BBB, nothing....crickets. Dont walk away from the Hilton Vacation Club...Run!!! read more

Was sold a package based on a specific location and hotel and then when we went to reserve was told the location we were to attend was not going to be available because of COVID, except ironically we were 9 months in COVID when we bought the package so this felt decidedly like a bait and switch. We had asked about this location when agreeing to the original sale. Then each time we tried to reach out for help the customer service representatives were rude and disrespectful, and failed to follow through with anything they said they would do. If they treat prospective buyers like this I shudder at the thought of how they treat you once they have all of your money. read more

Haven't even arrived yet and the customer service is already terrible. Our daughter is arriving earlier than we are. We requested that her name be added to the reservation. They charged us $54 to add her name and then took our name off the reservation. We needed our name to remain on the reservation for a scooter delivery. They made it clear that they don't care. This is a FAMILY vacation, we were accused of attempting to renting the room out. Not family oriented or customer service friendly to consider your customers liars before they even arrive. I will get my $54 at every opportunity I can to do an owners update. I will let them know upon arrival why I am there and why I would never consider purchasing anything additional from Hilton Grand Vacations Club. read more

Didn't love our experience with Hilton timeshare, though it was limited. Our 'guaranteed no pressure' presentation was with a sales guy who definitely pressured us ('if I give you this information will you be ready to sign ?' Geez I don't know ! You haven't even given me bright information for me to understand what we are financially talking about ! ). I also didn't like that there seemed to be little catches that weren't mentioned when you agreed to things (We charge you if you don't show up to the presentation, but you only know that because you read the contract not because we told you. It honestly an understandable policy but it should be mentioned up front so it's not a surprise that you discover as your signing up for something. I was also annoyed that my 'free thank you gift' for attending the time share presentation actually involved signing up at a website and putting down a $50 deposit... so it's not free after all? Again something I wasn't told until after the presentation. So I left the experience not trusting that there aren't lots of little extra costs and impediment to things that are made to sound easy) That said - (1)The people trying to get us to attend were overall very nice even if our sales guy was kind of a jerk. (2)The Sedona Summit hotel where we stayed (had booked it through Expedia) was nice. We would definitely stay there again. (3) one of the sales desk guys who was an older guy, who seemed like he was there more for something to do than for the money, said he was working there because he loved his experience with the Hilton time share going on family vacations with his (now grown) kids. So it may be a great program for the right people (but our experience with the sales process kinda sucked, which soured me on them from a trust standpoint) read more

We bought a timeshare and regret it. They pitched it as if there were so many great options to stay at but that wasn't true. They quote something like "4,000+ places to stay and there is no blocking" ... You don't get to view the options until after the rescission period. .. So once you are inevitably let down, you do not have the option to leave. We bought ours in Florida and they have a 10 day rescission period. Take advantage of yours and get rid of the money pit while you still can! We have looked at booking our first stay and everything is booked, hardly anything is available and the options are poor. Save Yourself the headache that we are going through now trying to get out of this trap. Its a shame that this scam is permissible. Scamming people tens of thousands of dollars. We want OUT of this SCAM!!! NOT CONSUMER FRIENDLY!!! #HiltonGrandVacations #HGVC #Timeshare #Timeshares #Vacation read more

Save your money. Huge cost, limited benefit. You are far better off reserving your own room whenever you plan for a vacation. There is zero added benefit from the time share service unless you love regret. read more

I belonged to HGV for many years and upgraded several times. The promises made were always kept and the places we stayed were all amazing. However, we had some life changes and could no longer afford the monthly mortgage payments. We needed to get out and according to HGV, the unit they sold us for $61,000 was only worth $15,000 so they couldn't help us. I pursued this further and finally was able to work out a deal where I could pay them $17,000 and they would let me out of the mortgage. I had to borrow the money to pay them off. As great as the club is while a member, they are quite dishonest in explaining the value of the properties you purchase and they bully you into staying even if you can no longer afford it. I have friends who have had to leave similar clubs and they were able to get out without any problems. If you want to join HGV be aware, they will do everything they can to force you to stay even if circumstances beyond your control prevent you from continuing your membership. read more