What Are Your Timeshare Points Worth?

Club Wyndham is the largest points-based timeshare program in the U.S. with 230+ resorts. Owners often hold 105,000–500,000+ points annually.

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Marriott Vacation Club destinations are premium resorts with smaller annual point allocations (typically 1,500–7,000 points). Per-point rental value is higher than most legacy programs.

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Hilton Grand Vacations Club (HGVC) is a points-based program at Hilton-branded timeshare resorts. Owners typically hold 3,400–14,400 points per year.

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Diamond Resorts (now part of Hilton Grand Vacations) operates the Sampler and Club programs. Owners typically hold 5,000–50,000 points per year.

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Bluegreen Vacation Club offers points-based access to 60+ resorts across the U.S. and Caribbean. Owners typically hold 6,000–24,000 points per year.

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Westgate Resorts operates a mix of weeks-based and points-based ownership across 22+ resorts, primarily in Orlando, Las Vegas, Park City, and Myrtle Beach.

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WorldMark by Wyndham uses an annual credits system across 90+ resorts mostly in the Western U.S., Hawaii, and Mexico. Typical allocations: 6,000–20,000 credits/year.

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Vistana Signature Network (formerly Starwood Vacation Ownership) uses StarOptions across Sheraton and Westin timeshare resorts. Now part of Marriott Vacations Worldwide.

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