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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I traded our lockout unit at a lovely timeshare in Hawaii for a week with Interval International.I utilized the short stay for three days and payed $179.00 in reservation fees. I then added three more... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Since at least mid-December 2024, when you call any of Interval's contact numbers, the system says they are experiencing system issues and hold times will be longer than normal. This then puts you int... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

II has lost my recommendation to others. They always push you to deposit your week but they really don't have inventory to exchange. I would normally stay on an exchange in sea pines Hilton Head.... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Scam !!!!!!! Chairman status with Marriott time share , advised by Marriot to bank our platinum week …… shame on Marriott for referring to interval 1yr1/2 they have NOTHING AVAILABLE !!!! No... See more

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  1. Travel Agency
  2. Cultural Tours Provider
  3. Tour Operator
  4. Travel Aggregator

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

We used our Vistana points to stay at…

We used our Vistana points to stay at the Sheraton Desert Oasis for a week and decided to purchase a Getaway week through II to extend our vacation to 2 weeks. We purchsed a 1 bedroom unit with a full kitchen and king bed. 3 days prior to check-in I received a phone message from an Interval Representative saying there was a computer error on their end and we were instead getting a small 1 bedroom unit with a partial kitchen. This meant we would have to move units although we paid for the larger unit. But what's more egregious is the message we received which was cavalier and unapologetic. Nothing referencing the inconvenience they created by having us move condos in the middle of our vacation or compensation whether in a monetary form or a free bonus week. I am appalled at the lack of customer service on an issue that is solely Interval Internationals problem, not ours yet you wouldn't know it based on the unprofessional way in how they've handled their mistake.

May 5, 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Stonewalled! Left without accommodation in Mexico.

Stonewalled! Interval International customer care is just awful with this company

My wife and I recently visited Puerto Vallarta in Mexico with 2 friends and stayed in the Lindo Mar resort using an exchange voucher (a gold holiday week with Marriott Vacation Club Marbella) with Interval International,
On the second night our bed was surrounded by cockroaches, a very distressing situation. The hotel moved us and on opening the wardrobe of the new apartment there was another cockroach right there on the wall causing my wife to have a meltdown just wanting to leave the premises immediately.
We called I.I asking to be transferred somewhere else in Puerto Vallarta pointing out the rooms were unfit for human habitation. They have many properties in the area and though we pointed out another resort on their books, the Costa Sur, had availability they were unwilling to offer us anything at all except a refund of our booking fee and another resort certificate with a 12 month expiry date.
The hotel were sympathetic but were unable to refund us as we booked through a third party, In short, we were left on the roadside with no accommodation eventually booking into the Costa Sur.
I have written twice to Simona in the customer relations team replying to her facetious email asking if we found alternative accommodation OK and received no reply but it seems stonewalling is the way this company deals with reasonable complaints.
It is so infuriating to see the words ‘customer relations associate’ in regards to this company, perhaps ‘can we nickel and dime you for a few more dollars associate’ would be more apt.
It’s such a shame we have to deal with this company as Marriott owners, run a mile if you have a choice.

April 20, 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

A complete scam

A complete scam! Cancel before your three days are up. This is a terrible purchase and I feel like an idiot for wasting so much money on it. You only have three days to cancel after purchase, look into what you bought. Things are not what they tell you. I feel terrible for throwing away my hard-earned savings on this.

April 12, 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

COVID and timeshare usage

I was unable to use my Marriott timeshare in Aruba due to covid in 2020. It was deposited into interval and I have until the end of this year to use it. I must book within 4 months (no availability), and even if there was, I cannot split my units as I have always done. These restrictions are unfair to the consumer.

April 1, 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Have been waiting on the phone for 71…

Have been waiting on the phone for 91 minutes so far!!! Disgusting - we are paying for a service- what service???? How are this company still going? That’s without the awful service we’ve received to date. This company just wants your money and doesn’t give a fig for their customers

March 21, 2022
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

booked a resort on getaways Feb 4th for…

booked a resort on getaways Feb 4th for Mar 26th - April 2nd got a call March 14th by Raquel 305-925-6607 stating they were sorry but had double booked or room and as of today March 19th have not resolved this and we have already booked 6 airline tickets 2 rental cars and a fishing charter all non refundable and Interval says they are not responsible for any loss

March 19, 2022
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Absolutely fantastic

Absolutely fantastic, can't fault it a bit, been booking on the website using the cash getaways and getting some fantastic deals on accommodation in various locations. Easy to use and great choice of hotels.
We're booking 2-3 holidays per year and find it to be great value for money.

March 9, 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCAM!!! CRAP!!!!

SCAM!!!! I’ll never enter myself to win a new car in the mall ever again. My husband and I went in like fools, I didnt know what to expect, I thought I was going to be in a raffle like the guy on the phone told me but NO. I was scammed into listening to some deep discount vacation crap. The general manager or so he said he was was so friendly and nice and that he only gives professional and friendly customer service. As soon as we said no to paying $7500 with 16.9% interest on monthly payments of 125(no credit check) + $304 for yearly taxes+ 169 for the App.If you don’t get the app, you don’t get the deals. As soon as we said no the manager started getting short and rude. They tried to give a presentation about all the luxurious places to stay for a deep discount and that you can’t get this anywhere else LIESSSSS!!!!! I looked up a weeks stay that they were talking about and got a cheaper rate then what they were selling. My husband and I are first time home buyers and didn’t want to spend our money on this while we are in escrow but the “manager” began to get upset and short with us. He said he wanted us to leave happy but I left uncomfortable because of the man’s attitude and my husband didn’t give a care. They gave us some cheap “free” stuff but of course there were hidden fees so nothing was FREE. (In Shreks voice) WHAT A LOAD OF S***!

February 17, 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Interval International is a joke

Interval International is a joke. I deposited two weeks from my timeshare in Cabo San Lucas with them in May 2021 in exchange for two weeks in Jamaica in January 2022 -- in other words seven months in advance. I also paid $209 for each week to be on a "waiting list," supposedly a better way to get into the property desired. II never was able to satisfy my exchange request and never notified us. I found out when I saw a $209 refund for one week in my credit card account. II did not refund the second $209 so I had to open a charge dispute with Citibank in order to get back my money.

Since my two weeks remained deposited with II, I called in January 2021 asking them to find me two weeks in March 2021 at any one of a dozen properties in southeastern Florida. They had no open inventory for any property at that time.

I don't use RCI so don't know if they are any better, but Interval International is a joke.

February 15, 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I would give them a zero if I could

I would give them a zero if I could. They don't listen to what you ask for, call repeatedly to ask you to accept something else, charge you for multiple memberships and upgrades. I so wish I hadn't renewed my membership. Good news, it is the last time I ever will.

November 29, 2021
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Bad start-good customer service

Never Again.....We have a timeshare in Maui and tried to do an exchange twice through interval. Last year it was a Pandemic reason. We would rather just lose it then give our business to this company. We exchanged a 2 bedroom very large beachfront Maui property for a 5-night ocean view studio Marriott in Ft Lauderdale. We got a studio. they told us to call as the minute something better because available they would upgrade us based on status. No one did anything. When we arrived we were told they had 1 bedroom rooms, then we would call Interval and the story was always "we have nothing available" The hold times are long, the aggravation is far from worth it and they have now done this twice. We reached out and the customer service was great. They fixed the issue ---bad start-good outcome.

November 21, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

RUN!!!

I cannot get out of this timeshare! Online sales are for $1. Others just want to get out of this. Agree that 0 stars is appropriate. I have flagship resorts as well. Maintenance fees are astronomical. When I try to make reservations, nothing is available. I cannot understand how they have a better business bureau high ranking!! I have been told that I have a non-desirable week and I should pay more money to upgrade. Are you kidding? They did not fulfill as promised even remotely. Why throw good money after bad?

November 11, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Hate to give even 1 star. Wish there was a zero-star option

First of all, there is never any availability. Our timeshare is a 2 BR yet their exchange options hardly ever have accommodations for 6 (this is how many are in my family). Why would I exchange my 2BR in Cabo for a studio in podunk America? And then have to actually pay Interval to make the trade?!?! Laughable.
Also, the way they handled Covid trip cancellations was abysmal. I’ve paid to transfer and extend weeks now twice and have YET to travel anywhere.
And their customer service…I can only assume these people hate working for and are embarrassed to work for such a shady company because they were less than helpful and friendly.
Let’s discuss their website…there are no amenity search functionality, you press the back button and it takes you back to old dates you had searched. The site is setup like something from 1996. And they also designate which locations require all-inclusive but don’t list all-inclusive price so you have to call. On every single resort. On every possible week to get a quote. And the one quote I received was higher than if I just went to the resort’s website. So all-inclusive resorts are not even an option since it’s nearly impossible to “shop” those resorts on their website.

God I despise everything about this company so much.

November 2, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This is the biggest scam ever

This is the biggest scam ever! The FREE trip we were promised if we attended an hour session turned out to be three hours of crap for a $700 trip. Obviously, after spending a day drinking on the beach anything sounds like an amazing idea. Fast forward to today. I should have walked out the second the sales rep began his pitch of a membership. This is entirely my fault. I should have looked up this garbage online first. He started off by saying Interval International owned companies like The Ritz Carlton and all the properties they had for vacation stays were 4 and 5 stars. RED FLAG: The office sits in a 3-star property. Duh! If I had done my research, Marriot International acquired Interval International in 2018. I tried to be polite and respectful after he kept feeding lies and numbers. Honestly, I am proud that I sat as long through it as I did. When someone promises a free trip and you’re stupid enough to check it out, you would be stupid enough to wait and see what the terms are. I repeatedly asked for the brands that they offered and all we were shown were pictures of hotels with no brand name in sight. The one 5-star property they have on their huge display out front was the Disneyland Paris property. Well, duh! It’s a Disney hotel. I could go on, but for what. WORD TO THE WISE: DO NOT GIVE THEM THE TIME OF DAY. It is nothing more than a timeshare scam where you pay $20,000 for a membership before paying $449 a week on top of an annual fee of $295 and $98 a day for some tacky ass bracelet.

RUN!

October 30, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

We have been a member with interval…

We have been a member with interval international for 20 years and to this day we have not got any availability for the destinations we want to go to including anywhere in England or Scotland for January and February next year our 4 weeks from Marriott over the last two years had to be given to interval as we could not use them due to COVID, guess who owns interval international MARRIOTT they should be ashamed of themselves avoid both by all costs

October 22, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I am so unimpressed with the very poor…

I am so unimpressed with the very poor service. Between CLC world and Interval International, they are an absolute rip off and scam.
CLC sold me the Interval arm of the trial, and this was the compelling reason for taking on the trial in the first place. I have spent £4k and have only managed to use two out of the 5 weeks, for numerous reasons. I transferred two weeks from my trial membership soon after we became members so we could book a long-awaited holiday in Sardinia. I tried for over a year to book these two weeks in Sardinia and I was on a waiting list ...no luck.
This is not the holiday dream scheme that was sold to us by CLC World. Interval extended my membership in March 2020 and Covid struck. I paid a further £460 to extend the weeks deadline on two occasions. I have now been told that because I am no longer a member, I cannot book those weeks. I was outraged as I said it had been impossible to book the weeks, but Ilona Kavanaugh informed me that "the Covid situation was irrelevant, and I should have taken the two-week holiday before they expired. HOW?? I reminded her that they had not expired as I paid over £400 to extend them and they are still showing as valid, on the website until June 2022. She would not let me talk to her senior, Kiki Staikou as she was unavailable and said I could not talk to Kiki's senior Rebecca Wood either. She assured me they would get the email if I sent it to the generic customer relations email. I will wait and see! I am not happy at all!

September 30, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

If there was a zero I’d have given it!

If there was a zero - I would have given it!! THE rudest customer service (if you’d can call it that) I exchanged 2 weeks as a trial member of CLC world - no hope of been able to find us a holiday anywhere, I have just spoken to the most unhelpful & rudest person when querying my expiry date!
AVOID THIS COMPANY AT ALL COSTS!

September 25, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

What I was afraid would happen finally…

What I was afraid would happen finally did. One of the owners used my week. Yep! Do you want to hear the 3 hour tour?
Well, let's start by saying, it has been one hell of a year and a half. I am shocked that I am not an alcoholic. Maybe we all are. So...way back in February of 2020, I purchased a week at a time share because I was suppose to attend a convention in May of 2020 in Las Vegas. LOL! Well, we all know what happened to that. I paid a $69 guest fee, a $99 upgrade, and $209 for the week. I was so excited. Well, when covid hit, and the certificate (which was in my name) was cancelled, it went back into the owner's name (the one that sold me the week). No worries, how long will this last??? A year and a half later, I just say who the hell knew??? Well, May of 2021 I was not able to use the certificate either, and had a terrible time trying to use the certificate because it was put back in the owner's name. After a long process of extensive phone calls...guess what??? YES! The mangagement extended it by three months, to August 23, 2021. Well, I couldn't get access to the certificate, and I was able to extend the certificate 6 months until February 23, 2022 for another $99 for an extension fee. Yes! It only cost me $476 in total...yippeeeeeeee, and they put it in my name (thank God). Easy...right? Not so fast. I couldn't find anything to book, so I just booked a little hole in the wall at the Westgate in Las Vegas for Oct 2021 (my birthday week). I am so excited... I don't get my 2 bedroom suite, but I just want to go somewhere, because I haven't been anywhere since November 2019. Then, I cancelled the reservation because I had surgery. That's right. It's not like I went on a flight into space. I had surgery. I figured I will wait to February to go somewhere, because I started a new job, and felt so happy to get a week off from this new job. I mean I could have not had the surgery. Is it really that important??? Hummmmmm...Soooooo, they cancelled the reservation, AND gave me my original certificate, which was the 2 bedroom suite (in the owner's name). I just received a call from the other owner, saying the woman who sold me the week in the first place has used it. So there is a $476 gift to someone I don't really know. I WILL NEVER DO THIS AGAIN. I appreciate all the patience by the staff. However, I work retail, and have a handicapped daughter, so a $476 vacation is a lot to me. At the present moment, I really want to cry. I do. But you know what? That owner who took my week (of course, now that we can travel), that is her bad...not mine. The staff at Interval World is terrific. I have to say, that the customer service is really great. However, this certificate thing is a mess. I had absolutely no access to my certificate, so what I thought might happen did. This is very disappointing. I don't get a vacation, and I don't get my money back.

September 21, 2021
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