A new kind of destination travel club that accommodates the high standards and expectations of select travelers and provides AMResorts with a means to develop and nurture a lifelong relationship with them.
Unlimited Vacation Club (unlimitedvacationclub.com) has 251 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.5 out of 5.
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Durden F.
Hello, We love our membership, members before Hyatt, always traveling 1 or 2 times per year, You have savings, upgrades, always vip áreas, You can share benefits. You have RCI and travel by weeks. Now with hyatt You earn points for more free nights worldwide.
Tamika N.
This business is fraudulent, they try to get you to sign fast and promise things they will not keep. They lie about having discounts and basically you can get flights and hotels for either the same price or cheaper some where else. do not get this
Eva Faith “.
We're glad we are a member. You just need to know how to use your membership. We have been members since 2014 and refer friends through unlimited sharing, and we were able to get free nights
Clemente A.
This unlimited vacation club is a total scam. We were brainwashed in Hyatts dreams tulum and spa resort near tulum city. We paid 4500 us dollars for a 20 year membership because of their promises to give us 14 free nights at any Hyatt resorts around the world plus a bunch of discounts on flights, ship cruises, you name it… and we fell in like kids when offered candy. On our way back to our hotel after discussing for 2 hours how heavy the over 600 monthly membership payments were gonna be we decided to cancel within the 5 days that supposedly they allow you to cancel. We couldn’t cancel over the phone or online so we drove back another 2 hours to the resort only to find out that they robbed us. Obviously we didn’t read the entire 500 page contract that they give you and in some page with very little letters it said that if we cancel we wouldn’t get a penny in return and after they saw us very frustrated they offered us another scam deal with the same 14 free nights and 300 monthly payments which we didn’t have any other choice but to accept. That was our last day in Cancun. After 2 weeks and to try to recover some of the money that they got from us, I called a number that they gave us to get our free nights and the guy that answered was very rude he said that after we pay to stay at any of their resorts for several times they would give as a free night and that if we wanted all the 14 free nights we would have to pay the entire over 20k membership. That’s when I lost any hope of getting anything that we paid back. BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU GO TO CANCUN. These scammers are waiting at the airport for anyone from another country that they think that they can afford to pay for something like this only to steal their money. Anything that sounds too good to be true it’s a scam. We decided to change our credit cards to avoid these people to continue robbing us cause they involve you in automatic payments that they take directly from your card. Be careful specially people that work really hard like us to save money for a nice vacation and then see our hard working money being gone like this. I hope this review helps other travelers to avoid getting scammed.
John C.
They sold me a $750 certificate for a future vacation. They lied and told me I had 18 months to take a vacation. When I called to book they said my certificate is expired. A TOTAL SCAM!!!
Stephanie B.
A SCAM! High pressure sales tactics that are misleading about the benefits that you will receive. I spent so much money and will never reach a break even point. I was informed by customer service today that my free Premier nights are considered an incentive and are not guaranteed at the rate they were when I signed the contract. What I thought was going to be 7 free nights is now going to be 2 for 1 so I’ll only get 3.5 nights. NEVER should anyone buy into a vacation club.
Chrisette D.
Straight up told sales person that I wasnt buying a membership but if they had a vacation pacakge that would cover our trip to tokyo that we had planned later in the year we would consider it. Spoiler alert...they have 0 properties in tokyo. After many phone calls, different things told to me by different representatives, managers avoiding me a non existent quality control number.....i opened a dispute with my cc company. As it stands it just looks like we r out 6k. do not give these ppl ur money
Michelle
Misleading, Overpriced, and Unusable Membership – Buyer Beware We purchased a UVC membership in early 2024 after being promised exclusive discounts, $500 flight credits, VIP nights, and premium service. In reality, none of these benefits are delivered as described: The flight credits are worthless — their “partner” charges inflated fares and has very limited airport options, so the $500 doesn’t even begin to offset the higher costs. Promised discounts don’t exist — public travel sites like Expedia or Booking.com often show the same or cheaper prices than UVC’s “member rates.” VIP nights and perks are nearly impossible to use due to blackout dates and restrictions. We even had to pay an extra fee for adjoining rooms on our first trip, something that should have been included or disclosed upfront. We spent $25,000+ in good faith and after months of trying to make the membership work, it’s clear this was misrepresentation and deceptive sales. When we complained, UVC offered no refund and only deflected, insisting the contract terms were clear. This program is predatory. I would strongly warn others not to fall into the same trap we did. We are now filing disputes and complaints with the FTC, CFPB, BBB, and PROFECO.