Hilton Grand Vacations Offer, 3 Night Stay and 25K Points for $199

Hilton Grand Vacations Offer for Vegas, Orlando Myrtle Beach

Hilton Honors members can get a vacation in Las Vegas, Orlando or Myrtle Beach plus 25,000 bonus points for just $199. We see these Hilton Grand Vacations offers from time to time, and you can often negotiate something better. There’s a small catch however, a timeshare presentation. Let’s go over how these offers work and how to negotiate something better. You can also check out my experience in Las Vegas with a similar offer from Marriott Vacation Club.

Offers

Guests must purchase one of the following packages:

• Las Vegas: 4-day/3-night stay plus 25,000 bonus Hilton points for $149 plus tax
• Orlando: 4-day/3-night stay plus 25,000 bonus Hilton points for $199 plus tax
• Myrtle Beach: 4-day/3-night stay plus 25,000 bonus Hilton points for $199 plus tax

Offer expires April 11, 2022.

Guests will receive 25,000 Hilton Honors Bonus Points. You have up to 12 months from purchase date to travel. Travel can begin 30 days after purchase of vacation package. As part of your vacation package, you’ll attend a two-hour personal preview and sales presentation of Hilton Grand Vacations, where you’ll learn how you and your family can enjoy the many benefits and privileges of vacation ownership with Hilton Grand Vacations. You can see the offers here .

There is absolutely no obligation to purchase a Hilton Grand Vacations ownership interest.

Get a Better Deal

We have seen many versions of these offers in the past. The number of days can vary, the price, and even the bonus points can go as high as 100,000. It’s a good idea to call 844-229-8752 and see if you can receive a better offer than the one presented here. You can often negotiate a better price, or get more bonus points. You can even inquire about additional destinations not listed in the offer page.

Guru’s Wrap-up

These are good offers for those looking for a cheap getaway. We have seen better deals in the past though.

All these types of offers come with a mandatory sales pitch for Hilton Grand Vacations. You have to sit through that for two hours. They can’t force you to buy anything, but again not everyone can say “no” over and over. And they make those deals sound pretty good. If that’s something you’re not comfortable with, it might be best to skip this Hilton Grand Vacations offer. But if you’ve done this before, or are confident that you will resist the temptation, then could be a good opportunity.

If you are really looking to buy a timeshare, then it is better to look at time share resellers where you will get a much better price. I still do not think it is a good idea, but always see for yourself, add up the costs, and then make a decision.

I just did one of these offers recently for Marriott Vacation Club in Vegas. Have you participated in similar timeshare presentations in the past? How did it go and what tips do you have for other readers?