Your Maintenance Fees Explained

A detailed explanation of where your fees go and how they’re used

Maintenance fees keep HGV resort amenities, such as swimming pools, clean and up-to-date (pictured above is the pool area at Hilton Waikoloa Village)

At Hilton Grand Vacations, we know our Club Members expect the highest standards when visiting our properties. Your annual maintenance fees are a key component of your Home Resort’s operational budget, which ensures that every time you visit, you experience a seamless and luxurious stay. As the fall assessment billing season is upon us, there’s no better time to go over what your maintenance fees cover and how they are used to ensure you have the best experience possible when you vacation with HGV.

Your annual maintenance fees are paid to your association and are only used at your Home Resort. The operating budget, which is included as part of your maintenance fees, helps to pay for the “experience” elements of your stay — from the meticulous landscaping of each lawn and garden to the bountiful supplies of fresh linen and soft towels. The operating budget also covers essential maintenance of your resort, such as replacing light bulbs and servicing swimming pools, as well as the wages of our exceptional on-site Team Members.

Operating Budget

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For more information on your maintenance fees and how they are used, visit the Club website.

Your Maintenance Fees Explained

The gardens at HGV properties are kept pristine thanks to each year’s maintenance fees

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BE ON POINT: Did you know that you can use Bonus Points to pay for your maintenance fees? Learn additional uses for your Bonus Points on our HGV Bonus Points Explained page.

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Remember how your grandparents always told you to save for a rainy day? That’s where the reserve budget comes in. Part of your maintenance fees are channeled into this fund so that when the property needs repair work or refurbishment, or even a roof replacement, the money is available. If you would like to know more about the reserve budget, this video explains it in detail.

The Reserve Budget

*In light of COVID-19, please check each location’s hours of operations before finalizing your travel plans. Don’t forget to visit our Travel Updates webpage for the latest government alerts and news from HGV, including travel requirements to Barbados.

Just as you pay real estate taxes on your home, your HGV Home Resort is required to pay property taxes. And rest assured — each year, we work with tax professionals to keep your property taxes as low as possible. If you’d like to know more, visit this page on the Club website where you can watch a short video explaining why you pay maintenance fees and gain a better understanding of how they are spent. To find out more about your own maintenance fees, please visit the Navigating Your HOA Documents page.

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International Owners can now pay annual maintenance fees in their local currency! We have recently partnered with Flywire to provide international Owners with an easy and secure method of paying annual maintenance fees for U.S.-based properties. This third-party service offers new methods of payment, including local bank transfer, and will help Club Members save on bank fees and exchange rates. To learn more about using Flywire, visit our dedicated webpage on the Club website.

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