Greensprings Vacation Resort, a Hilton Vacation Club

The resort and its setting

Greensprings Vacation Resort is a Hilton Vacation Club property (formerly part of the Diamond Resorts collection) at 3500 Ludwell Pkwy in Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia. It has a Google rating of 4.1 out of 5 from more than 2,700 reviews, and the editorial summary describes roomy suites set beside a golf course, with tennis courts, a spa, and both an indoor and an outdoor pool. The suite-style layout suits families or groups who want separate sleeping and living space rather than a standard hotel room.

The area and things to do

Williamsburg is one of Virginia's best-known destinations for American colonial history, and the resort's location in James City County puts owners and guests within easy reach of the region's historic sites, outlet shopping, and theme parks. The on-site golf course setting and tennis courts give active guests something to do without leaving the property, while the spa and two pools offer a quieter option on days when you'd rather not venture out. Many visitors base themselves here for several days to combine a round of golf or a swim with day trips around the Historic Triangle.

Selling or renting a week here

If you own a week at Greensprings and no longer use it, BidMyTimeshare lets you list it for sale or rent directly, owner to owner. You set your own asking price, buyers and renters contact you through the platform, and there's no commission on the sale — sellers pay a single, one-time listing fee to get the ad live. This keeps the process straightforward and puts the pricing decision in your hands rather than a third party's.

Before you list, it's worth understanding how a resale actually works on the Hilton Grand Vacations side (formerly Diamond Resorts). HGV does not publish a standard transfer fee for these contracts, but owners have reported paying around $250 per contract (as noted on TUG forums in March 2024) to process a change of ownership. Typical processing time isn't published, so build in some flexibility when agreeing a closing date with a buyer.

No right of first refusal was found in the available club documentation for this resort, so there's nothing to suggest the brand would step in to match or override a private sale. What does matter is what the buyer receives afterwards: according to Hilton Grand Vacations' club rules, resale buyers do not automatically become members of The Club, and HGV Max is not available to secondary-market purchasers. Be upfront about this with prospective buyers — it affects how they can use the week, including any access to exchange programmes.

Usage through RCI and Interval International has been verified for these contracts, so if exchange flexibility matters to a buyer, mention that these networks are part of the ownership — but clarify separately that Club membership and HGV Max are not part of a resale purchase.

Practical notes for buyers and renters

Renters typically want to know the week or season being offered, whether it includes weekends, and what's included at the resort — golf course access, pool hours, and spa or tennis availability are common questions. Buyers researching a purchase should ask the current owner for the latest annual maintenance fee, since this affects the real cost of ownership beyond the purchase price, and confirm directly with HGV what paperwork and timeline apply to the transfer before finalising a deal.