Endless Vacation Rentals by Wyndham Worldwide offers over 200,000 vacation rental accommodations in the Florida, US, Europe, Mexico, Caribbean and more.
Endless Vacation-rentals (endless-vacation-rentals.com) has 53 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.7 out of 5.
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2026
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Booked 3 rooms through certificates and due to family travel restrictions had to cancel dates and needed to rebook for one week before original dates. Absolutely no ability to change even though property has ample supply of inventory available. Manager gets on phone and spews out speech and reminded me that it wasn't their fault our plans changed and perhaps another family member can take the rooms...really? We ARE the family.
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Lazaro P.
Do not play this game
Do not play this game, I was in Aruba and won a certificates to go for a week to any resort, you have to pay 350usd to register, I booked a hotel and they charged me just for fee more than regular price you book on linefor acomodación . Plus you lose your registration fee, this is a SCAM. STAY AWAY FROM EVR.
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EdK
We "Won" a "free vacation to anywhere…
We "Won" a "free vacation to anywhere we want" which consisted of this certificate - while vacationing in Arua- Agreed to listen to a 90 min discussion about a VERY expensive travel club. (Similar to a time-share sales pitch but shorter and less pressure).
It is probably possible to get somewhat of a deal ut it is really quite a scam. You are limited as to where you can go; there is a redemption fee of $350 plus you are responsible for taxes and other per-PERSON fees and who-knows-what else. So not at all free (never disclosed to us in the beginning) and very limited: off season or off-peak and only limited locations.
STAY AWAY FROM THIS!!
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Charlotte L.
A year on and still no refund
Our booking was cancelled by EVR because of COVID. Our Certificate was reactivated to use for 6 more months (useless as pandemic still ongoing so nothing on the site) and we were promised a refund of the "upgrade fees" id paid months before the pandemic even began. Its been a year and Im still waiting for my money, theyre now ignoring my emails and Ive been hung up on twice by operators when chasing. Their "toll free number" is certainly not and has cost me a bomb calling trying to find out whats going on. Ive now applied for credit card chargeback and they still wont cooperate. If you are unlucky like us to win a certificate for these people do not use it its more hassle than it could ever be worth!
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Gillian
Not bad at all
Not bad at all
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Doug C.
Great customer service during pandemic.
Booked a vacation rental in Spain for this Friday. Unable to travel due to Government advice. Contacted EVR via email on Monday and they responded next day offering a full refund without cancellation fee which should have been 90% of booking price. This is the kind of customer service that gives me confidence in a company and will defiantly use your company in future. Thank you
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Carl
Basically EVR gets its inventory from…
Basically EVR gets its inventory from RCI. Its great if you are a client from EVR, because its free. But if you are an RCI member, you are probably very upset that RCI is giving away their inventory to the public free of charge. And EVR isnt the only company, EVR actually operates under many different names and websites.
For those who are unfamiliar with RCI and EVR. To be an RCI member, not only do you pay an annual renewal fee. You must also be a timeshare owner and pay yearly maintenance fees. RCI claims to be exclusive, but its not. With its under the table dealings, RCI provides free access to its inventory to a plethora of shady travel companies. You may ask why? Well, because RCI is unable to sell all of its excess inventory, and instead of lowering the price for its members, it rather give it cheaper to non-members (secretly under fake company names) while increasing their member's yearly rates and exchange fees.
If you say "Well the same inventory is a few bucks cheaper on the RCI site" ... but did you consider the annual fee? the exchange fee? the mandatory maintenance fees to your resort? The Guest Certificate fee?
Most times, the inventory is cheaper on websites like EVR, or those powered by SAVON which is now operated by ICE.
FYI, as a side note, SAVON operates under 500 different websites names.... which is why SAVON can easily make its way in and out of niches and shut down websites that draw too much negative attention. All they simply do is open another. Both EVR and RCI have let this go on for many years. Why? 1. its profitable. 2. their liability is minal since they pretend to not know what SAVON is doing. Plausible deniability.
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Eric R.
Caveat Emptor...SCAM
Caveat emptor buyer beware. This is an absolute scam where they promised they will not charge you until after the 30 day guarantee. They state this because they are so confident in their product and that you will succeed that they don’t even want to take your money because this is not about money. However upon signing up I am immediately charged and then going to watch the opening video where I am then told that until I get to day 31 I don’t even get the whole package. This is a fraudulent way of circumventing their own guarantee system that they were so confident in that they didn’t even want to take your money but had to take your money and then lie to you to keep your money stay far away from these people