Bluegreen Vacations Resort in Las Vegas is truly a hidden gem. It's close to the Strip, yet peaceful enough to feel like a home away from home. The amenities are great, and the beds--especially the Beautyrest hospitality mattresses--are some of the best I've ever slept on. The staff and security team are amazing and really help create a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere. Yes, the building lighting could be a little brighter, but overall the environment feels safe and inviting. This resort also offers great timeshare opportunities that are easy on the budget for families. If you want to spend $$$ on a luxury stay, go right ahead--but honestly, this place delivers comfort, value, and relaxation without breaking the bank. A wonderful spot to call home for several days. -- Mr. Hidalgo read more

i would give ZERO STARS but Yelp wouldn't allow me to post this without putting at least one star. Bluegreen Vacations is a SCAM. My husband and I were at BassPro during the holidays and got roped into buying 3 nights at a "resort" hotel in San Antonio, where we have family and visit often, for $300. We told them our son is active duty military and doesn't get his schedule very far ahead of time so we wouldn't be able to book far in advance. No black-out dates they said. Good until October 2026 they said. I went to book our room reservation for the end of July or early August when our son will have time off and NO WEEKEND dates are available AT ALL. Also, we would have to "upgrade" and pay $65 extra per night to stay at the resort they showed us when we bought the package. So we will be staying at an average hotel and not for the dates we wanted. Also, our "check-in" is at the resort close to where our family lives but we will have to drive all the way across San Antonio to get to the hotel where we will be staying. The salesperson at Bass Pro told bald face lies to get us to buy the 3 nights. There was no discussion of required attendance at any sales pitch but this was clear when I went to make the room reservation. Considering cutting our losses and just going ahead with our trip on the dates we wanted and staying with the family we're visiting. If we do use the Bluegreen reservation, will definitely be bringing my crochet and zoning out during their spiel, setting a timer for 2 hours exactly, and getting up when it goes off and walking out without signing or buying ANYTHING. read more

Had an amazing time at this resort This is a family friendly place. Gearing to the children. Water slides 3 pools Arcade 7 days a week activities Staff is nice Everything is clean read more

Feels a lot like a scam. A quick look at AI for information related to the business uncovered the following: Bluegreen Vacations reviews are highly mixed, with many owners and prospects reporting frustrating experiences with high-pressure sales, deceptive promises, difficulty booking desired locations, rising fees, and near impossibility of selling or exiting the timeshare contract, viewing it as a liability; however, some owners find value if they are flexible with dates/locations and utilize points wisely, but overall negative sentiment highlights issues with transparency and post-sale support. Common Complaints & Warnings (Negative) Deceptive Sales: Sales tactics promise the world, but contracts are complex, and owners feel lied to about costs and ease of booking. High Costs & Fees: Beyond initial purchase, annual maintenance fees are high, and hidden charges/fees for "upgrades" or booking partners add up. Booking Difficulties: Despite claims, getting desired dates and locations (especially popular ones) is hard, often leading to stress and limited options. Hard to Exit/Sell: Contracts are virtually unsellable and difficult to cancel, leaving owners feeling trapped with a burden rather than an asset. Poor Service/Quality: Some owners report substandard rooms or poor service, contrasting with sales pitches. read more

this place is a total scam! I was promised a stay at the resort and instead they took my money and booked a crappy $65 a night hotel.

Alert! Alert! Alert! They don't have a lot of availability and if your spouse couldn't make it, they will charge you fully. And you have to pay extra $100 to extend for another year if you can't book the trip within one year (not mentioning their low availability). So once you buy their pkg, you're in loose-loose situation. For me, I rather loose that $200 and let it expires, rather than dealing with them anymore, as I could loose more if I show up and dragged into the timeshare. Don't know how much money and hassle have to spend in the future to get rid of them. I have enough. read more

If I could give it a zero I would. We were lied to from the very beginning. Now I am having some medical issues and they refuse to refund my money. They are rude and hung up on me. I would not recommend anyone. read more

We have been odors at Bluegreen vacations for seven years. We were promised we could use all kinds of timeshares all over the globe. Every time we tried to utilize any of the timeshares we wanted to go to. It was always booked out, and we were unable to book in the areas we wanted to travel to. When we contacted Bluegreen, they only offered us a higher amount of points so that we could book further out. So we paid more money to be able to book further out and even still we were unable to get any kind of substantial time on vacation in the areas we wanted, the fees to go up and we are currently paying over $2500 a year just in maintenance fees for a vacation service. We cannot even use. Now we have been trying to cancel for the last two years and they refused to let us go after paying them $25,000. We have not been able to utilize a vacation with Bluegreen since 2018. Do not ever get a timeshare with Bluegreen!!!!! read more