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I accepted a timeshare offer. Because I purchased Hilton Grand Vacations in 2014, I know the value of consistency and premium experiences. Below, I explore the pros and cons of ownership. As an HGV owner who has also taken advantage of Marriott Bonvoy offers, I’ll share insights into both programs.
I recently accepted a timeshare offer for a 4-night ($399) solo stay at Harbour Lake. The property featured a two-bedroom villa with a full kitchen, washer/dryer, two bathrooms, three televisions, and a balcony with pool views. The villa is well-maintained, though rooms 1330 and 1331 were close to poolside entertainment, meaning music can be heard during event hours. I enjoyed the sunset view from the balcony. Family-friendly activities include poolside Bingo, yoga, water aerobics, and a daily sundae social at 3PM.
I did not attend a timeshare presentation; it was not part of my offer. However, when I checked in at the sales center, I was asked to tour the property. I declined. The next day, I was offered a $250 gift card to attend a presentation. I refused again because the last gift card I received expired before I remembered to use it. I prefer reward points as my gift.
Marriott Bonvoy Vacation Club and Hilton Grand Vacations offer compelling experiences for travelers seeking consistent luxury and comfort. Your choice will depend on your travel style, preferred locations, and budget. Have you considered or accepted a timeshare offer?