Marriott Vacation Club Points Chart (2026 Rental Value)
Marriott Vacation Club does not publish a public resort-by-resort booking chart on this site. What we can chart is rental value: the live /point-values rate for MVC Destination Points ($0.35–$0.90 / 35¢–90¢ each) multiplied by the allocation tiers already on the Marriott brand file. A mid-tier example already used on that file — 5,000 points — is $1,750–$4,500 per year. That is a range, not a payout, and it is not a substitute for Marriott’s internal reservation chart.
What this chart is (and is not)
It is not Marriott's reservation chart (points required for a Maui 1-bedroom in peak season). That table lives in the owner portal. The how-points-work note on our Marriott file already gives one published example: about 5,000 points for a peak Maui 1-bedroom and 2,800 in shoulder season — we are not expanding that into a fake resort grid.
It is the live point-values rate ($0.35–$0.90 per Destination Point) times the allocation tiers already on the Marriott brand file. Same estimateRentalValue math as the rest of the site. This page does not replace the MVC worth answer.
Allocation tiers × $0.35–$0.90 / point
| Published tier | Allocation (brand file) | Annual rental value at index rates |
|---|---|---|
| Standard owner One annual week of moderate-season travel | 1,500–2,500 | $525–$1,350 at 1,500 pts · $875–$2,250 at 2,500 pts |
| Mid-tier Most common; covers a peak-season week plus a shoulder week | 2,500–5,000 | $875–$2,250 at 2,500 pts · $1,750–$4,500 at 5,000 pts |
| Premier Multi-week travel or one peak-season Hawaii/Aruba trip | 4,000–10,000 | $1,400–$3,600 at 4,000 pts · $3,500–$9,000 at 10,000 pts |
| Chairman's Club Elite tier with free Marriott Bonvoy status upgrade | 10,000+ | $3,500–$9,000 at 10,000 pts and up |
Each bound is the live index low and high ($0.35–$0.90) times that tier’s published point count, rounded the same way as estimateRentalValue. Overlapping tier bands are how the brand file is written — we did not invent new cutoffs.
Destination Points, not Bonvoy
Marriott Vacation Club is timeshare ownership operated by Marriott Vacations Worldwide. Marriott Bonvoy is the hotel loyalty program. Conversion exists at a poor rate (typically 1 Vacation Club Point = 20 Bonvoy points on the brand file) and is a last resort for expiring points, not a chart of hotel-night value.
Get a cash offer on unused MVC points
Timeshare Rental Pros pays cash up front for unused Marriott Vacation Club points — no owner fee, usually within 24 hours. Free, no obligation.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a Marriott Vacation Club points chart?
Marriott’s booking chart (points per night by resort, season, and unit) is inside the owner portal — we do not republish it. This page is a rental-value chart: $0.35–$0.90 per Destination Point (the live point-values index) times the published allocation tiers (Standard 1,500–2,500, Mid-tier 2,500–5,000, Premier 4,000–10,000, Chairman’s Club 10,000+).
How much are Marriott Vacation Club points worth on this chart?
The rate is $0.35–$0.90 per point — the same secondary-market band as /point-values and the MVC worth answer. Multiply your annual allocation by those two ends. We do not invent a third “median” cell for the chart.
Is this the same as the Marriott Vacation Club calculator?
No. The worth answer and /calculator let you type an exact point count. This page only multiplies the published rate by the published tier bounds. We are not retargeting those tools.
Does Timeshare Rental Pros buy Marriott Vacation Club points?
Yes. MVC is a TRP-supported program. They pay cash up front for unused annual Destination Points, typically within 24 hours, with no owner fee.
Related answers
What are my Marriott Vacation Club points worth?
Program-wide worth answer — not this tier chart.
Point values index
The live $0.35–$0.90 rate this chart multiplies.
How much are timeshare points worth?
Per-program 2026 rental ranges.
Do timeshare points expire?
MVC Destination Points expire 13 months after use-year start.