Yesterday, we covered a Hilton timeshare deal where you can get 100,000 Hilton points and 3 nights of lodging for as low as $199 when you attend a timeshare presentation. Well, Hilton’s not the only one with an attractive deal.
Wyndham Vacation Resorts is offering a deal to buy a 3-night stay and 60,000 Wyndham Rewards points for $199 when you agree to attend a 120-minute timeshare presentation during your stay. This could be a terrific deal if you live in one of the 43 states eligible for the offer and you don’t mind trading away 2 hours of your time.
The Deal
- Wyndham Vacation Resorts is offering 60,000 Wyndham Rewards points + 3 nights in one of 22 destinations for $199 when you agree to attend a timeshare sales presentation.
- Destinations include:
- California: Anaheim, Oceanside, San Diego
- Florida: Clearwater, Destin, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando
- Georgia: Atlanta
- Louisiana: New Orleans
- Missouri: Branson
- Nevada: Las Vegas
- New York: New York City
- Oregon: Seaside
- South Carolina: Myrtle Beach
- Texas: Austin, San Antonio
- Tennessee: Nashville, Smoky Mountains
- Virginia: Williamsburg
- Washington, D.C.
- Wisconsin Dells
- Direct link to this deal
Key Terms
- As part of participating in this offer, you will join us for a 120-minute timeshare sales presentation while enjoying everything your vacation destination has to offer.
- There is no obligation to purchase.
- You will receive a certificate redeemable for 60,000 Wyndham Rewards points upon attending our timeshare sales presentation. Points must be claimed within 90 days of the activation date (Verifiable Retail Value is $780).
- The retail value of the getaway ranges from ($492 – $1,692), depending on number of nights, availability, incentives chosen and travel dates selected. Normal travel expenses such as transportation, airfare, meals, parking, resort fees and room incidentals are not included. Nightly room taxes ($12 – $87) are due at time of booking.
- Travel must be completed by the Package Expiration date. Packages purchased between January 1 and March 31 must have travel completed by December 31 of the current calendar year. Packages purchased on or after April 1 must have travel completed within twelve (12) months of the purchase date.
- Eligibility:
- Non-Owner Eligibility: This promotional offer is available to individuals meeting financial eligibility requirements who are 28 or older with full-time employment or 60+ and fully retired. Minimum annual household income may be required where financial eligibility requirements are not met.
- Owner Eligibility: This promotional offer is available to Owners in good standing who meet financial eligibility requirements. Promotional offer nights cannot be added to a reservation booked through your Ownership.
- Please read our Terms and Conditions to see if you meet the minimum eligibility requirements.
- This offer is valid only for residents of the following states:
AK, AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, FL, GA, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MO, MS, MT, NC, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, VA, VT, WA, WY.
Quick Thoughts
According to our Reasonable Redemption Values, 60K Wyndham Rewards points are worth about $420. In practice, you can sometimes do significantly better, whether by using points for a vacation rental via Cottages.com or at one of Wyndham’s all-inclusive properties in the Caribbean. That makes for a nice trade, even if you don’t value the 3-night stay. If you do, this could be a good deal.
Timeshare presentations sometimes feature high-pressure sales tactics (and buying a timeshare firsthand is rarely a good deal). Stephen’s Wyndham timeshare presentation survival guide: Get your “no” face on to prepare. Still, I’d be willing to listen for 60,000 points.
You do need to mind the fine print here: if you’re married, you must attend together (and you must attend the presentation or you won’t get your incentive and may be billed at the prevailing rate). With these timeshare offers, you’ll sometimes be put up in accommodations at the resort you’re visiting (in condo-like accommodations) and other times at nearby partner hotels. You may prefer one or the other depending on the situation.
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We tried submitting the web form (at the link provided within this post), but after four days no one had reached out. We refreshed the page on 04-06-27 and the offer had been updated to $249 and 15K points.
We searched and found this number (855-338-1308), called and spoke with Andrea. Super friendly, no pressure, and willing to provide information and help make the sale.
Long story short, she was able to find the offer and was willing to add a ‘Spend the Night on Us E-voucher worth up to $100 for a future one-night stay at any Hotels by Wyndham destination in the U.S. booked through Club Wyndham Travel that is valid for 12 months from the date of the sales presentation.’
Upon paying for the offer we used our Wyndham Earners Business card and a second timeshare presentation offer popped up on her screen.
The offers were all for 3 nights/four days at any of the 22 destinations with a ‘cooling period’ of 90 days between finishing the first presentation and starting the second (she wasn’t sure if you could book the second presentation before concluding the first):
We opted for the 60K point offer
After you purchase the package, you will receive a confirmation code and phone number to call. When you call the number, the agent will ask for your confirmation code to check the package you bought. The agent will then ask for the destination and dates you are interested in. The agent will check on availability. I asked about a few locations and time frames. If a desired hotel/location is not available, the agent will provide the name of the comparable property that is available. The agent will also provide with the exact taxes and fees that would need to be paid to finalize the booking.
In cities with more than one option, are they known to give you a choice or are you assigned to one?
Some pretty interesting destinations here (Oregon, NOLa, Austin, etc.) – at least compared to what feel like generic offerings from Hilton.
Completely agree. That Wyndham in Oceanside has a killer location and looks like a great property. I’m looking at how I can give this one a go.