Holiday Inn Club VacationsReviews of holidayinnclub.com

This company is a complete nightmare to deal with! Avoid their resorts at all costs. They trap you in high pressure sales presentations with overly pushy staff, and once they convince you to sign a contract, you're stuck with it for life. It's absolutely not worth the frustration or regret.

Consider researching other options before choosing their resorts. The sales presentations are very firm and persistent, and the contracts require careful review before signing. It’s important to fully understand the terms to ensure it’s the right fit for you.

Biggest mistake. Bought in 2015 with the draw being we could convert the points to RCI. In 10 years have used it 3 times and not for lack of trying. At one point I asked "when and where in the next 6 months can I use these points anywhere in the US Caribbean or Mexico? The answer was nowhere. We were told could redeem for airline miles or cruise discounts LIE. The maint fee goes up and I have to pay 1200 to get rid of it Biggest mistake

We have owned a Holiday Inn timeshare since 2018 and wish we had never bought it! The resorts are concentrated in the south and east, making it hard to get to from the west. They don't take dogs, which means we can't use the resorts since our old dog needs to be with us. RCI seemed like a real gift until we realized that we have to pay a ton PLUS points to use it. The maintenance fees have climbed almost 25% in the last 6 years. The real kicker is that we will have to pay $1200 just to give the timeshare back, losing all points the minute we initiate the process, plus it takes 12 - 16 weeks to do, so we ae still in debt for next year's maintenance fee. A true rip off.

If you are offered a membership with them for their vacation club dont do it!! it is nothing but a scam. Then to really be stupid they offered a weekend for 99 dollars to any club so bought that. Now they want an additional 59 dollars a night to use it... Hard scam dont buy!!

Wow! This was a really bad experience!! I travel solo and because I was previously married, they were really rude to me and wouldn’t sell me a timeshare! They said my abusive ex needed to be there! They don’t care about you and instead they charged my credit card $300!! From the get go I let them know I am a single traveler. This is a total scam to try to get you to stay at the property and then charge you full price. I paid over $500 for 2 nights.

I am writing this review to express our disappointment with Holiday Inn. The repeated misinformation, high-pressure sales tactics, and lack of transparency of what we had purchased is unacceptable! Had we been provided with copies of our contracts when we made the purchase, we would have been able to review everything. Instead, we had to rely on the information relayed by their employees, which was never accurate. This began when we booked a Spring break trip at the Holiday Inn Express in Williamsport, VA. We were invited to tour the nearby resort. The presenter showed us all the places we could visit and said there were no blackout days for booking. He mentioned how easy it was for other families he had helped to sign up. We were told the timeshare would increase in value and be simple to manage. We decided to make the purchase. What was supposed to be a 60-minute presentation stretched into a five-hour meeting. After booking our first vacation at Orange Lake, we were informed we had to attend a 60-minute owner update meeting. When booking this stay, we realized we had been misled about blackout days—the level of points determines how early you can book a vacation. They offered us more points and took us on a tour to see all the resort’s amenities. Despite declining multiple offers, we eventually upgraded to 150k points. The pressure got to us and we left feeling defeated.

I bought into their scam years ago in Williamsburg, VA, with their promises of a huge water park coming such as Great Wolf Lodge. Years went by no water park and many more broken promises and found they loss a class action lawsuit. Went to sell back and was offered zero. Paid a company $4,000 to sell and they couldn't even unload it for me. My grandchildren are now grown. The one time I did use their service I was furious when I found other establishments in the area I stayed had oceanfront rooms for cheaper than what I paid for being a "member". I tell everyone buying a timeshare it's a major ripoff that should be banned from being in business. I just paid my yearly dues 10/29/2024 of over $1,400 and when I called was informed the extra dues were for upgrades on their facilities. I laughed and said "what upgrades?"