Wyndham WorldwideReviews of wyndhamworldwide.com

No pots/pans/toaster oven to cook with as stated in the description. No hand towels/washcloths. 2 towels in the entire room. No linen for the pullout couch. Nasty stained pillows in the drawers. No desk & room is definitely not as large as described in listing. So already had to go request the linens right after our long drive here. Too late to worry about cooking. People above us making so much noise at almost midnight. Honestly all we wanted the room for was eating/sleeping/bathing. Guess sleeping/eating will not be happening. I'm starting to wonder why I am even a Wyndham Reward member considering my 1st stay was amazing but so far, my 2nd-4th stays have been extremely less than. Prior to heading out to adventure exhausted in the morning we will be requesting a new room with EVERYTHING included & a clean room would be nice. I pulled open food containers out of the cabinets, looks to be blood on the floor by the bathroom sink, just funky room overall. My teen opted to sleep on the gross pullout sofa vs. in the cleaner appearing bed with mom.

This company should not be in operation. They engage in misleading practices and exhibit aggressive behavior to compel customers into making purchases. Furthermore, the cancellation process is extremely cumbersome and difficult to initiate. Even after terminating the contract, they persistently contact customers and attempt to persuade them to attend an alternative presentation. .

Wyndham lured my family with "free" dolphin show tickets and hotel stays that came with hidden presentation requirements. What was promised as a 90-minute meeting turned into 3+hours of high-pressure tactics. Sales rep Brian Caceres made numerous false promises. He claimed the membership could be rented on Airbnb/Vrbo for profit and said it was an "investment" that would appear as an asset on credit reports. He assured me it wasn't a timeshare when it absolutely is, promised 2 years VIP membership and corporate support that never materialized, and even coached us to lie to managers about our purchase intent. Critical costs like maintenance fees and down payment loans were hidden until after signing. Despite paying nearly $10,000, we've only been able to book ONE stay due to limited availability. We're still being pressured to attend more presentations as "paying members." When I contacted Brian for help canceling due to financial hardship (pregnant wife, 4-year-old child), he said, "Let me ask Brother" and ghosted me completely. Wyndham customer service refuses to help unless mortgage is paid off. This feels like an orchestrated scam. The ongoing payments are driving my family into debt and threatening foreclosure. DO NOT fall for their "free" offers - they will financially devastate you through lies and manipulation.

Worst Investment Decision Ever - Avoid Wyndham Timeshares at All Costs Seven years of pure regret with Wyndham timeshares. It started in 2017 with what seemed like a reasonable offer for a Destin stay, but turned into a nightmare of lies and financial manipulation. The Lies Begin: Sales agents John Walsh and Joshua Miller promised our 84,000 points would be "enough to travel anywhere, anytime." Reality? We couldn't even book a decent 3-night stay without rolling points over for the next year. The math simply doesn't work. High-Pressure Tactics: Every interaction is a 3+ hour sales marathon. In San Antonio (2024), Austin Armstrong, Chris Flores, and Isaac Jackson tag-teamed us for hours, rushing through information and claiming we needed another 84,000 points to make our "investment" worthwhile. Loan officer Richard Zipp glossed over crucial loan terms. Once we signed? Radio silence. Broken Promises: They promised our family wouldn't be solicited, but both my daughter and friend were hounded with aggressive sales calls during their trips. We were told points would sell easily through brokers, yet we're still trying to sell after 6 years. The 2021 Travel & Leisure acquisition was supposed to unlock "greater savings," but we discovered we need even more points for any real benefits. Financial Trap: Maintenance fees keep climbing while benefits remain inaccessible. Every vacation becomes another sales pitch. Can't sell, can't use it effectively, and our children could inherit this financial burden. Bottom Line: Wyndham preys on people with misleading promises and high-pressure tactics. The "investment" has zero value, costs continuously increase, and escape is nearly impossible. Save your money and sanity - book regular hotels instead.

I was promised a "45-60 minute presentation" for a free vacation. Instead, I was TRAPPED for 8 hours at their Centennial Park location - from 9 AM to 5 PM! They used every high-pressure tactic imaginable, rotating between salespeople to wear me down. The primary salesman got uncomfortably personal, asking about my job and even playing chess with my son over the phone to manipulate us. When I tried to leave after 20 minutes, they said I HAD to stay the full time or lose my "free gift" - which was just a worthless restaurant coupon. EVERY SINGLE PROMISE WAS A LIE: Free vacation for attending (never received) 3-4 annual vacations with points (never confirmed) Making money selling trips to friends (impossible) Free local venue upgrades (don't exist) Dedicated salesman support (disappeared immediately) After over a year, I haven't been able to use this timeshare ONCE. As a 47-year-old nurse struggling with rising costs, I can't afford payments for something completely useless. I've repeatedly requested my contract copy and they refuse to provide it. Their 8-hour pressure session left me so exhausted I could barely think when signing. This predatory company targets working people, makes false promises, then abandons you with worthless contracts and unaffordable payments. This is fraud, plain and simple. Stay away!

We the owners seek to cancel their Wyndham timeshare agreement due to financial hardship and alleged misrepresentations made during the sales process. They express an inability to continue payments and mention potential bankruptcy. • Contract and financial details: The timeshare is under contract number 000642403016 with monthly principal and interest payments of $1,176.04 and maintenance fees of $260.57. The owners also face additional debt from a Barclay Visa credit card linked to the payments. 1 2 • Misrepresentations and contract confusion: After signing the initial agreement in Spring 2022, the owners encountered misleading information from representatives, including the existence of two contracts and confusion over benefits and points. 3 4 • Attempts to resolve and cancel: The owners attended meetings advising that obtaining a deed was the best cancellation method, entered a deed agreement with false promises of discounts and maintenance credits, and filed complaints with the Florida Attorney General, Federal Trade Commission, and Better Business Bureau. 5 6 • Outcome and current stance: They report that the deed holds no value despite claims of equity, have been denied cancellation by Wyndham's department, and refuse to continue payments for unused timeshare benefits, feeling deceived and taken advantage of. 7

Our first interaction with Worldmark occurred at the Monroe State Fair, where a representative explicitly encouraged us to misrepresent our income on qualification documents. When we expressed concern about not meeting the income requirements, the representative stated, "It is okay! I will just put a check mark saying yes you make that much money and go to the presentation and get the free 3-night getaway. They don't check to see if you have the right income." He then proceeded to falsify our paperwork in front of us. We paid $40 to reserve our spot at the presentation with the understanding it would be refunded when we attended, and we were promised a free three-night stay in Washington as an incentive. While the $40 was indeed refunded when we arrived at your Seattle hotel on September 6, 2024, we have never received the promised three-night stay that was the primary reason for our attendance. What was presented as a brief "1 to 2 hours maximum" presentation turned into a grueling six-hour high-pressure sales marathon. After repeatedly declining offers we could not afford, we were subjected to a revolving door of five different sales representatives, each employing increasingly aggressive tactics. When the internet "conveniently" stopped working during a demonstration of vacation properties on a touchscreen monitor, we were ushered back to the conference room where more pressure tactics continued. Suspiciously, our mobile phones also did not function inside your building, preventing us from checking our bank accounts, looking at reviews of your company or seeking outside advice. Where did this all lead us to? FINANCIAL FRAUD. We have a laundry list of examples and names, maybe we need to take this to a TV station.

I fell victim to Wyndham's deceptive sales machine and I'm still paying the price. What started as a promising vacation investment became a financial nightmare built on lies. The exclusivity I was promised? Fabricated. THREE licensed agents cornered me with a "special" deal valid for only hours. "Sign today or lose it forever," they insisted, creating artificial urgency that prevented thoughtful consideration. The real betrayal came with false promises. I was explicitly told I could exchange points through Interval International for premier destinations worldwide, including discounted airline travel. Complete lie—Wyndham had already acquired RCI as their sole partner, making this impossible. The financial deception runs deeper. I wasn't clearly told I was signing a promissory note for points, not investing in appreciating property. The presentation implied real ownership, but I actually purchased a debt obligation with serious credit implications. Nobody mentioned 6% annual increases in maintenance fees—FOREVER—even passing to heirs! They forced me to open a Wyndham-branded Visa for payments, creating additional interest liability never fully explained. Now I'm trapped paying $5,598.70 annually for just seven nights, which equates to $933.12 per night for mediocre accommodations with terrible availability. When I asked about Branson, Missouri, I was told it was "under renovation" and wasn't shown it. Another way to hide the truth about what I was purchasing. The level of misrepresentation, omission, and manipulation was unconscionable. I'm demanding immediate termination of this contract obtained under false pretenses. Wyndham preys on vacation dreams while delivering financial nightmares. Don't make my mistake—RUN from their presentations!