dsmrp
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- MI Washington
- Resorts Owned
- Sheraton Vistana, Waikoloa Bay Club, Hyatt Pinon Pt
It's usually been said that Marriott has more timeshare locations than most of the other hotel branded clubs.
We're planning on doing an owner update at our next Vistana stay in April. This week thinking about possible sales
talking points for Marriott's upcoming integration plan, I wanted to map if there really were more
Marriott TS locations than compared to a combination of the other branded TS systems that I own
(Vistana, Hyatt & Hilton). The attached spreadsheet has my compiled timeshare resort sites for Marriott, Vistana, Hyatt and Hilton. Marriott Pulse and Hilton Club locations are not included as they special clubs within clubs.
My comparison doesn't mean equivalent unit availability or it's easy to get an exchange. I know it's been very difficult to get a reservation exchange at particular resort locations if you're not an owner at those resorts, e.g. Westin St John.
Based on resort locations alone, there are only a few locations in the US that are unique to Marriott. Vistana + Hilton locations overlap with the majority of Marriott US locations. If Marriott left star options in place, IMO there's not much to entice multiple system owners to spend significant $ to join a new Marriott club. YMMV depending upon your home resorts. What I think Marriott will be selling is re-packaged priority booking access or availability of desirable weeks or periods. Resort variety costs.
We're planning on doing an owner update at our next Vistana stay in April. This week thinking about possible sales
talking points for Marriott's upcoming integration plan, I wanted to map if there really were more
Marriott TS locations than compared to a combination of the other branded TS systems that I own
(Vistana, Hyatt & Hilton). The attached spreadsheet has my compiled timeshare resort sites for Marriott, Vistana, Hyatt and Hilton. Marriott Pulse and Hilton Club locations are not included as they special clubs within clubs.
My comparison doesn't mean equivalent unit availability or it's easy to get an exchange. I know it's been very difficult to get a reservation exchange at particular resort locations if you're not an owner at those resorts, e.g. Westin St John.
Based on resort locations alone, there are only a few locations in the US that are unique to Marriott. Vistana + Hilton locations overlap with the majority of Marriott US locations. If Marriott left star options in place, IMO there's not much to entice multiple system owners to spend significant $ to join a new Marriott club. YMMV depending upon your home resorts. What I think Marriott will be selling is re-packaged priority booking access or availability of desirable weeks or periods. Resort variety costs.
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