Every big timeshare brand sells cheap stays in exchange for a sales pitch. The prices look close until you subtract what each one hands back.
Up nextSide by side, after the gift cards.Side by side
| Brand | Starting price | Nights | Gets you back | Tour |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Westgate | $99 | 3 | Up to $150 Visa on $149 stays | 90 minutes |
| Hilton Grand Vacations | $249/stay (some from $179) | varies | Hilton Honors points | about 2 hours |
| Marriott Vacation Club | $369–$399 in Orlando | 4–5 | Bonvoy points | varies |
Westgate's edge: cash back
The deal math
- Westgate Las Vegas or Gatlinburg stay, 3 nights
- $149
- $150 Visa gift card back
- −$150
- Net
- about $0
Per couple, before taxes. Requires a 90-minute preview.
Matching deal
Vegas Package + $150 Visa Gift Card
- $150 Visa gift card
- No resort or parking fees
- Free changes up to 14 days out
$149
4 days / 3 nights
$150 Visa card back covers the price
Hilton and Marriott's edge: points
Hilton Grand Vacations adds Hilton Honors points and up to 12 months to travel. Marriott's Grande Vista offers a 5-day Orlando stay from $399 with up to 20,000 Bonvoy points. For loyalty-program members, the points can offset the higher price.
Whichever you pick
The FTC advises researching the developer and never signing under pressure. Read is a timeshare presentation worth it and how to say no before you go.
Matching deal
Choose Your Destination for $99
- Pick from 6 destinations
- 4 days / 3 nights
- Book now, travel later
$99
4 days / 3 nights
