Sheraton Vacation Club Timeshare

Starwood, Vistana and Sheraton ownership

The corporate history can make an already complicated timeshare product even harder to follow. Owners who originally bought under Starwood may later have seen the Vistana name and now find their ownership within the Marriott Vacations Worldwide portfolio.

The branding may change, but an owner’s reasons for wanting to leave can remain exactly the same.

Why Sheraton Vacation Club owners want to get out

American Consumer Claims has experience with owners connected to Starwood and Vistana. When reviewing an unwanted Sheraton ownership, we can look at the history of the contract rather than only the name currently used by the resort.

• Maintenance fees have increased over time.
• They no longer travel enough to justify the annual expense.
• Booking the dates or accommodation wanted has become difficult.
• The ownership has become more complicated after upgrades or program changes.
• Additional purchases made during owner updates did not provide the expected benefit.
• Personal or financial circumstances have changed.
• They want to remove the long-term obligation rather than leave it for their family to deal with later.