Thread: Inquiry: II membership with multiple TS

Can you also add non-Marriott timeshare? If so, the Marriott II account must work differently than the Wyndham II account. I don't know about non-Marriott timeshares other than RCI affiliated timeshares. Maybe someone else can answer about Wyndham timeshares?

Quote: Originally Posted by abg1688 If one owns more than one TS within II network, does he/she needs to pay for multiple membership fee? Or one II account covers for all TSs? Thank you! No! There may be situations where you will have multiple II membership even when all of the resorts are II affiliates. This will occur when you own at a property like the Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas where you have an II membership paid for...

Quote: Originally Posted by BellaWyn Totally agree with Bill on this! It took us over a year (and a bajillion letters & faxes) to get Starwood to get our deed changed over to match the II naming structure of our account. Then II charged us an "admin fee" to allow us to set the SDO up in our account. It finally happened but what a PITA! All that to have multiples in our II account. Oy! We just added our new Harbour...

Quote: Originally Posted by dioxide45 We just added our new Harbour Lake week to our II account just now. Took the option to extend our membership a year instead of the $39 admin fee to add a new resort. The only strange thing is that under "My Units" it lists units for each type of unit they have (Studio TOGV, 1BR TOMV, and 2BR ZZAA). With three years (2009, 2010, 2011) all showing, it makes finding the right one a little...

If one owns more than one TS within II network, does he/she needs to pay for multiple membership fee? Or one II account covers for all TSs? Thank you!

Can you also add non-Marriott timeshare? If so, the Marriott II account must work differently than the Wyndham II account. I called yesterday to find out if I can add a new week I recently purchased to my II account. I found out the Wyndham account I have is a corporate account that can only be used for Wyndham deposits.

Diddo. We have an independent and Marriotts on the single II account.

I'am not sure they all have to be titled the same. I have four timeshares and all four have different titles of ownership on them. Two of the timeshares my wife and I own together (one in her maiden name), another with my son, and one with my parents and wife. I will say they all have my name listed first, but they are all on one II membership.

Quote: Originally Posted by zilla I'am not sure they all have to be titled the same. I have four timeshares and all four have different titles of ownership on them. Two of the timeshares my wife and I own together (one in her maiden name), another with my son, and one with my parents and wife. I will say they all have my name listed first, but they are all on one II membership. You got lucky. Although this is possible, it is not what...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bill4728 You got lucky. Totally agree with Bill on this! It took us over a year (and a bajillion letters & faxes) to get Starwood to get our deed changed over to match the II naming structure of our account. Then II charged us an "admin fee" to allow us to set the SDO up in our account. It finally happened but what a PITA! All that to have multiples in our II account. Oy!