Remy
TUG Member
- Joined
- Jun 10, 2011
- Messages
- 666
- Reaction score
- 49
- Location
- Kansas
- Resorts Owned
- Hilton Grand Vacations Club on the Boulevard, Hyatt Residence Club Wild Oak Ranch
I'll have to say that HGVC ISN'T better than Wyndham. Some (far from all) Wyndham resorts aren't as nice as some (not all) HGVC resorts BUT Wyndham has FAR more, varied locations and their best (about 10-12 locations) are equal or better than HGVC. Offering many (many) more locations offsets the fact that many of those aren't up to HGVC best - but it's go a bit lower or don't go (Hilton). Not to mention the purcahse cost & maintenance costs are about 1/3 lower (purchase cost can be MUCH lower as in FREE in some cases) - overall the value is in Wyndham. Hilton is far too limited in locations, has resorts that aren't even as good as Wyndhams (tend to be Associates but they still aren't great) and overall cost much more to buy & maintain. And it's that maintain part that will kill you in the long run. You only buy (hopefully cheap) once. Fees are every year so a 1/3+ more adds up very quickly. As in every third year free in comparison.
Bottom line. Great to Nice resorts (Wyndham) vs Great to Nice resorts (more greats) Hilton. More locations and thus far more internal (free) trades - edge to Wyndham. Overall cost - heavily to Wyndham. So, IMO, Wyndham is "better" in the ways it matters. Plus you can rent Hilton (or Marriott) far cheaper than own them. Just use them once in awhile, Wyndham most of the time and you've got the best plan of all.
Enjoy - hope this helps.
Does Wyndham treat resale buyers the same as retail buyers?