@raffal The answer is simple in theory. The "perfect" timeshare is one that you find value in your stays in relation to what you pay in fees (maintenance fees, exchange fees, reservation fees, banking fees, etc...), have locations where you like to visit and the ability to make the reservations you want, when you want.
I say simple in theory because there are so many other variables. Having a very low maintenance fee, while giving a good value short term, will likely cost you in the long term with special assessments to cover deferred maintenance. Assessments tend to make people angry about their perfect timeshare. These timeshares are also especially difficult to give away free. Also, if you can't plan many months in advance then even the perfect timeshare will be a frustration when you can't find something to book.
I like the number of properties they have available. I like being able to book those properties without a booking fee through HGV Max. I like that you can book locations for relatively few points if you are flexible. For example, we booked a studio for 5 nights at Elara Las Vegas for 1280 points and a studio for 7 nights at The Cove Ormond Beach (Daytona) for 1800 points. And, I like the Hilton brand in general. If we had the money, we might have gone with Marriott Vacation Club. Their location in Palm Springs looks amazing. Other than that, I do not know much about how their system works...we went with HGV anyway.
