Hilton Grand Vacations Company

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Hilton Grand Vacations Company
Type Public
Founded
Headquarters Orlando, Florida, USA
Industry Hotels
Products Timeshare
Slogan This is the life
Website [1]

Hilton Grand Vacations Company, a subsidiary of Hilton Hotels, based in Orlando, Florida is a leading operator of timeshare resorts with about 30 properties in Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Nevada, and New York. It also franchises three additional resorts and manages another under the Embassy Vacation Resort banner. The resort villas are jointly-owned by about 85,000 members who have exclusive use of the properties for limited periods of time. Members can also exchange their intervals for vacations at more than 3,700 resorts worldwide.

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