For Marriott Vacation Club owners.
Don't let MVC points expire. Get paid for them.
Book My Points pays MVC owners 100% of the hotel cost — enough to meaningfully offset or fully cover the maintenance dues on the points you used — for reservations they fulfill. The platform is built around MVC's banking-deadline calendar. No selling your contract, no commission tiers, no Vrbo customer-service grind.
Why this works
The rate starts with
the points required.
MVC includes large resort villas in destinations such as Aruba, Maui, Newport Coast, and Marbella. Marriott also sells many of these villas at published nightly cash rates.
When you book through Book My Points, you're paying the owner's cost — the points-to-dollars value of their existing balance — plus a small booking fee. Owners receive 100% of that hotel cost. Nobody is marking up your room.
Why timing matters for MVC
Built around how MVC actually works.
MVC's banking deadline is based on your use year and ownership level: Owner and Select members must bank 6 months before the use year ends; Executive members and above must bank 4 months before. Book My Points filters incoming requests against your use-year anniversary so you only see requests that fit your timeline.
Specific to MVC
What you get with an MVC stay through Book My Points.
- The actual MVC reservation in your name, on Marriott's system — same check-in process as any owner
- Full villa amenities — kitchen, washer/dryer, multiple bedrooms, balconies (depending on room type)
- Resort access — pools, beaches, restaurants, kids' clubs, fitness centers, owner lounges where applicable
- Marriott Bonvoy: points-based stays generally don't accrue Bonvoy elite credit (a Marriott rule, not ours)
- Resort fees and taxes typically billed at check-in (standard for MVC); estimates surfaced with your quote
MVC-specific FAQ
Real questions, plain answers.
Does Marriott allow me to book on someone else's behalf?
Yes — adding a guest's name to your reservation is supported by MVC. Owners do this routinely for family and friends. Book My Points formalizes the process and adds the verification, payments, and matching layer.
What if I run out of points mid-year?
Update your balance in your portal. Requests stop being routed to you when you don't have enough points to cover them. Resume any time.
Are my Bonvoy elite benefits affected?
Generally no — points-based reservations don't typically affect your Bonvoy status either way. Your benefits on personal stays are unchanged.
Can I block out specific dates I want to keep for myself?
Yes — you control your availability windows in your portal. Requests outside your windows aren't routed to you.
How quickly can I expect my first payout?
First payout typically arrives ~3–4 weeks from the day the guest checks out (14-day dispute window + ACH settlement).
Eligibility
Who can join.
- Any active MVC owner with reservable points
- Banking-deadline awareness collected during onboarding
- Proof of ownership required — admin will review and approve
- Multiple programs? List them all. MVC enabled today; others queued.
Guides
Read up before you list.
Owners · 9 min read
How to Rent Out Your Marriott Vacation Club Points
Renting out Marriott Vacation Club points you cannot use may recover some of their maintenance cost before they expire. Start with the dues math, then account for booking deadlines, payment risk, paperwork, and the time required to find a renter.
Read the guideOwners · 7 min read
How to Book a Marriott Vacation Club Reservation for Friends & Family
MVC owners can reserve a villa for friends or family, either as a gift or for reimbursement. Learn how to make the booking, add the arriving guest correctly, and record the arrangement in writing.
Read the guideMVC rules · 12 min read
MVC Cancellations and Holding Account Points, Explained
Cancel an MVC reservation 61 days or more before arrival and the owner generally gets the Club Points back without a Holding Account restriction. At 60 days or less, those points become much harder to reuse. That difference is why Book My Points sets clear refund terms and uses a 65-day cutoff.
Read the guide