The Quin, A Hilton Club

The Resort & Setting

The Quin, A Hilton Club is part of the Hilton Grand Vacations portfolio, occupying a Manhattan building converted into a timeshare property under the Hilton Grand Vacations brand. Rather than a sprawling resort campus, owners get a compact, city-centre base designed for travellers who want to spend their time out exploring rather than lounging by a pool. The draw here is entirely about location: this is vacation ownership built around being within walking distance of everything that makes New York, New York.

The Area & Things to Do

Manhattan at this address means Times Square and the Broadway Theater District are both around a mile away, Fifth Avenue's flagship stores are a similarly short walk, and Central Park, Rockefeller Center and MoMA are all within one to two miles. The Metropolitan Museum of Art sits a little further north along Central Park. Subway stations, buses and taxis are all on hand, so owners rarely need more than a MetroCard to reach any corner of the city. This is a destination for people who want theatre, museums, shopping and restaurants on their doorstep rather than a resort-style pool day.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you're ready to move on from your ownership, BidMyTimeshare.com lets you list your week for sale or rent directly: you set your own asking price, interested buyers or renters contact you through the platform, and we charge a one-time listing fee rather than taking any commission on the sale.

Before listing, it helps to understand what a transfer actually involves. According to Hilton Grand Vacations' fee schedule effective 1 January 2026, resale transfers carry a $736 activation fee, a $504 ownership change fee, and a $102 estoppel fee (these were $715, $489 and $99 respectively in 2025, so costs have been rising year on year). HGV's club disclosure also notes that transfers may be subject to a right of first refusal, which brokers report typically runs for 30 days — meaning HGV could, in theory, step in and buy back the week on the agreed terms before a resale completes.

Buyers should also know that purchasing resale here comes with some trade-offs: there's no access to HGV Max, only limited Hilton Honors points conversion, no automatic elevated Honors status, and no Open Season booking benefits. None of this affects the right to use and exchange the week itself, but it's worth setting expectations with a buyer up front. Closing times vary widely — brokers quote anywhere from four to six weeks on the fast end, up to 60–120 days in other cases — so factor that into your timeline if you need a sale to complete by a certain date.

On the renting side, renters booking a week at The Quin are typically drawn by the Manhattan address itself — easy access to Broadway, museums and Fifth Avenue shopping tends to matter more to them than resort amenities, so highlighting walking distances to these attractions in your listing is worth doing.

Practical Notes

The Quin, A Hilton Club is RCI-affiliated, so owners here can deposit their week into RCI's exchange system to trade for stays at other affiliated resorts worldwide, rather than returning to Manhattan every year. Anyone listing a week for sale should confirm the current annual maintenance fee directly with HGV or their management company before setting a price, since this will factor into what a buyer is willing to pay.