What Are My Marriott Vacation Club Points Worth in 2026?
Marriott Vacation Club Destination Points rent for 35¢ to 90¢ per point in 2026, with a median around 50–60¢. A 6,000-point allocation is worth roughly $2,100–$5,400 in rental income depending on the season and use. For sale, expect $4–$7 per point on the resale market. Use the calculator below to dial in your exact range.
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Why Marriott Points Are Worth More Than Most
The 35–90¢/point range puts Marriott Vacation Club at the top of the timeshare points-value table — about 50× higher than Club Wyndham on a per-point basis. Three structural reasons:
- Premium-brand inventory. MVC points book into Marriott-branded resorts with consistent quality standards. The brand commands a price premium that translates directly to higher rental rates.
- Smaller, more constrained point allocations. MVC members typically own 2,000–10,000 points. Compare to Club Wyndham members who often own 200,000+. Scarcity drives per-point value.
- Controlled rental market. Marriott has historically been more aggressive about enforcing anti-commercial-rental rules. The result: fewer rentals on the market and a tighter supply-demand balance.
How Much You'll Actually Net
The published 35–90¢/point range is gross rental income. To get to actual cash in your pocket, subtract:
- Rental manager commission: 20–30% on full-service platforms, 0% on DIY listings (Redweek, VacationCandy)
- Booking platform fees: 3–10% for credit card and listing fees
- Annual maintenance fees: ~$0.80–$1.20 per point owned (the largest deduction by far for most owners)
- Income tax: Rental income is taxable as ordinary income, reported on 1099-K when over IRS thresholds
Realistic net for an average MVC owner: $0.15–$0.30 per point per year after fees and taxes, assuming you use a full-service rental partner. Doing it yourself nets higher per-transaction but takes 5–10 hours of work per booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current rental rate for Marriott Vacation Club points?
In 2026, Marriott Vacation Club Destination Points rent for 35¢ to 90¢ per point on direct-to-renter platforms. Premium weeks (Christmas, spring break, Hawaii peaks) reach the high end; off-peak shoulder weeks settle near 35¢. The median across all weeks is roughly 50–60¢ per point.
Should I rent or sell my Marriott Vacation Club points?
Rent if you can use the rental income to offset maintenance fees while keeping the asset. Sell if you no longer want the ongoing fees, your usage patterns have changed, or you need cash. Resale prices for MVC Destination Points are typically $4–$7 per point — far below original purchase price ($16–$22/point developer), but you avoid years of maintenance fees.
How do I actually rent out my Marriott Vacation Club points?
Three options: (1) DIY listings on Redweek or VacationCandy — you handle inquiries and bookings; (2) full-service rental managers like Timeshare Rental Pros — they handle everything, take ~20–30% commission; (3) point-for-cash buyout from a marketplace — instant cash but the lowest rate per point.
Are Marriott Vacation Club points worth more than other timeshare points?
Yes — significantly. MVC Destination Points rent for 35–90¢/point. Compare to Club Wyndham (0.5–1.2¢/point), Bluegreen (0.8–1.6¢/point), or Hilton Grand Vacations (1.0–2.5¢/point). Marriott's higher value reflects the underlying inventory (premium brand resorts, full-week stays, larger units) and a more controlled rental market.
What's the catch with renting my points?
Three real risks: (1) maintenance fees still come due every January regardless of rental income; (2) Marriott's rules restrict commercial activity — using a points-club account purely for rental can trigger account review; (3) rental income is taxable as ordinary income, and you receive a 1099-K from the platform if you cross IRS thresholds.
Do Marriott Vacation Club points expire?
Yes. Destination Points expire 24 months after the use year they belong to. Unused points can be banked or borrowed within the membership rules, but anything still sitting unused after the 24-month window is forfeited. This is the single largest cause of "lost" timeshare value — owners not realizing the clock is ticking.
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