Well, coming here to give a poor review which I NEVER do unless it's horrible but already see this company only had 2.5 stars. It makes sense as I did a timeshare presentation and was told I would be given 2 free trips for multiple nights. I had to book them both at a later date through this company and it was horrible. It was an absolute lie about free. I had to pay for all these taxes and fees. In Florida, it was the same cost as I could book it online!! That is called NOT FREE and just an outright lie. I also was told I would get a deposit back but got it back on a Visa gift card..... real classy. Everything just seemed like a scam after the fact. I would definitely NOT recommend listening to anything being offered from them. We came through Vacation Village resorts and only have used one of the stays since we aren't about to pay for another stay that we were supposed to receive for free. I spoke with Bobby (wouldn't give me his last name). He was VERY unhelpful and rude at the end. Wouldn't provide me anyone higher to speak with. Very bad experience all around. I just wish people would be upfront with what they are really offering and own up to mistakes as a company.

I hope if you’re reading the reviews, you’re lucky enough to know the name of this company before you call back to accept the prize. I got a call and a voice message claiming that I won the award from the bridal expo I had attended, but the company name was not mentioned. The voice message explained that I had entered my info on a tablet when I first entered the convention center and I remembered doing that. I remember that prize being advertised as a gift card to Target. I called back hoping to collect and the lady congratulated me on winning a Visa card and needed my fiancee on the line to share other great news. I got my fiancee and she exclaimed that we won three free nights in Las Vegas at the Burkley, to be used within a year. The catch was that we needed to collect our gift within 6 months. Well we were skeptical and I (dumbly) (hindsight is 20/20) decided that we’d just put our card down for the deposit to hold our reservation to collect the gift in September, and then we’d cancel if we needed to. After the phone call we decided it was too expensive to fly or drive to Vegas to collect this gift and that we wanted to cancel. I called 30 min after the original phone call to cancel receiving the prize. Surprise surprise, NO REFUNDS!!! We lost $129 in deposit money because they held us on the phone and reiterated how loyal and legit of a company they are and that they’d never due anything to damage their reputation. Also, we could not transfer the gift to someone else. Again, hindsight is 20/20. DO NOT ACCEPT THEIR OFFER AND PLEASE READ OTHER 1-2 STAR REVIEWS!!! Edit to add #1: They would not let me cancel this trip at all, only reschedule, so I am still getting updates on this. Edit to add #2: This was explained to us as a tour, NOT a timeshare. SCAM. Edit to add #3: The owner's reply is not relevant. Maybe a bot.

My fiancée and I attended a timeshare presentation with Always Travel With Us in Orlando after receiving an offer at a bridal expo for a $200 gift card and a 3-night hotel stay in exchange for attending the presentation. We were told the presentation would last 90 minutes, but our salesperson kindly said she would shorten it to 60 minutes for us since we had other plans that day. Unfortunately, that promise wasn’t honored. We ended up being stuck there for over 2 hours, because they believed they had us hooked. The sales tactics were very aggressive and manipulative. Even after we declined four times, the price magically dropped $44,500 on the final offer, which honestly made the entire thing feel like a scam. We explained we were saving for our wedding and simply not interested, but we were met with constant pressure—“Are you sure you want to miss this deal?”—in a way that felt pushy and disrespectful. Afterward, we were directed to Vacation Village to claim our gift card, where the representative was rude and dismissive when we asked basic questions. The $200 card came with so many restrictions that it’s barely usable—no online purchases, no tips at restaurants, and limited redemption options. It felt like a bait-and-switch. We left feeling frustrated and disappointed. Not worth the stress or the time. We will not be attending anything from this company again, even for a gift card. Be cautious.

Everything up to the arrival was great. Our sales Rep gave inside information and step by step help. Upon arrival the place we were going to stay was absolutely HORRIBLE, kids running around, smelly hallway, Noisy and much more!!! My husband & I called the company that sent the voucher & we got Vanessa Lopez. When I say she jumped hoops & hurdles to get us out of the original location. She made sure we didn't lose any money AND BASICALLY we got an upgrade. We did have to pay a little more, BUT before she stepped in we were ready to check out and find somewhere to stay. She told us to give her a little time to see what she could do. When we walked into the other Vacation Villa the red carpet was rolled out. They were amazing! The room was beautiful, you could smell the disinfect throughout the bldg and it was ABSOLUTELY QUIET!! We did run into an issue about a $100 Visa card we were supposed to receive and RCI took care of that. All in all great vacation & thank you Vanessa for all your help...

Close to a scam and very misleading In vegas my wife and I agreed to attend a 90 min timeshare presentation in exchange for $400 to spend on restaurants I provided a $40 deposit to honor that I would attend the presentation the next day. The $400 card to spend on restaurants has so many restrictions that it's useless even in vegas! My $40 deposit was not returned and I am taking it up with my credit card company. Avoid this company