I recently spent a couple of nights in a one bedroom deluxe and it was clean and nice. We were in building 5 right between a BBQ area and the pool and spa. The pool was clean. The BBQ area was easy to use and was nice. No high pressure to attend an owner update as I am not an owner. Overall a real nice stay read more

We arrived an hour early, and they already had our room ready for us. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted warmly, and seeing our name on a welcome board made us feel so special. The lobby smelled amazing, and the staff even provided us with a list of local spots to check out during our stay. When we walked into our room, it was perfectly cool and comfortable. We were treated to an incredible view of the golf course, and my family and I absolutely loved the room's layout -- we honestly didn't want to leave! There were so many activities available for everyone to enjoy, and the pool area was absolutely beautiful. We had such a great time and can't wait to come back and visit again! read more

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Not only does this place make you pay for n internet access, they require their paid internet access to access chromecasting to their televisions. Talk about pathetic, selfish, greedy policies. read more

I've stayed here twice now for different events and different weather conditions and I've really enjoyed it. I stayed here with my wife and brought my parents for spring training to watch the Dodgers play and I enjoyed the rooms and the resort. I recently stayed with my parents and sister (and her family) for a weekend to celebrate my mom's birthday and I got a two bedroom and it was fantastic! The kids really enjoyed the pool and as a family, we really enjoyed the bbq area and fire pit by building 4. Truly a memorable trip. I had been debating whether or not to cancel my stay here and book for the Phoenix location but I didn't because of the poor reviews and I'm so glad I stayed here..the kids did not want to leave. read more

Nice room, but none of the tvs work at all. They said they're "fixing it" but it doesn't take a week to fix a tv. The internet also wasn't working. They seem super slow to fix stuff. Our room keys also stopped working halfway through our stay. Our room keys stopped working halfway through our stay. Not coming back here read more

Went there for relax while my wife was working. Stayed at the poolside. Everything was well maintained. No complaints.

1. The studio unit did not have a kitchenette. When we booked the unit we expected to find a cooking appliance, there was none. According to any internet search "A studio apartment is defined by its layout--a single, undivided space that serves as your living room, bedroom, and kitchen. Technically, it doesn't matter how big or small the room is". As such Worldmark misrepresents its room classification. The check-in crew refused to move us to an accommodation with cooking appliance. Instead they told us to call Worldmark central booking to follow up, where we were informed that Wordmark has no ability to make such change, literally calling the check-in crew "liars". When we confronted check-in crew, they recommended calling RCI. RCI was also helpless, because they do not manage Worldmark bookings, so obviously we were just given a run about. What we did learn was that the Studio classification was applied because of the size of the room. This is yet another misrepresentation, the Wordmark Studio is listed at 275 sqf, while many larger rooms in comparable hotels and resorts are classified as Standard Hotel rooms (ex: Holiday Inn in Prescott, Room Size: 279 sq. ft. - 391 sq. ft.). The common and accepted definition of Studio does NOT include size in the definition. 2. Our unit had a single window, overlooking directly in the stairs to second floor and cleaning storage area. We had no privacy, unless we kept the curtains closed. In the morning, starting at 7:30am, there was a constant noise from the cleaning staff, whether it was from moving carts, loading supplies or just simply loud discussions. I do expect a certain amount of noise when guests are moving around, but this was excessive and unacceptable, completely negating relaxing vacation atmosphere. 3. The resort charges $10 per day (!!!) for internet access - this is absurd!!! 4. No onsite restaurant, breakfast, coffee shop, not within walking distance. We are very disappointed with Worldmark Scottsdale. read more

Likely our new go to for spring training accommodations. A very nice property with a beautiful pool. Golf course views from the back patio are a nice add on to morning breakfast. Beds are comfortable. Our unit had a washer dryer as well as a full kitchen, including a dishwasher. read more

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The facilities are decent, the front desk staff are pleasant, and the location is great. We also enjoyed the workout room. (4 stars for this) But beware of the high pressure sales presentation. WorldMark by Wyndham Sales has a major credibility issue and is more focused on selling credits than helping owners use their credits. They deceptively pitch the presentation as an educational update but then proceed to portray owners as idiots if they don't buy more credits/services from them. They repeatedly say that they've reinvented themselves and listened to owner feedback related to the sales experience. From my view, they have not learned a thing about valuing owners and creating a positive experience. (1 star for the sales team) read more

I'm far from impressed in fact, disgusted with my whole experience. Our room is very dark, small, and uncomfortable! I came with my Boyfriend, and it's by far one of the worst rooms I've ever stayed in. I will go as far as to say Resorts!! I understand it's a timeshare. However no excuse. The carpet is dirty, the bed is uncomfortable, and the sheets do not fit well. Our toaster sets off the fire alarm! I'm Very disappointed. Do not buy a timeshare with WorldMark read more

I wake early and go outside to see flocks of geese fly by.  I like seeing their V shaped formation and the occasion honk.  In the evening they fly by in the opposite direction.  It's relaxing sitting on the patio watching the setting sun as the geese go back to their nesting area. This year we reserved a 1 Bedroom Presidential in the new phase 2 area.  The Presidential is the fanciest option and cost twice as many credits as the standard room.  Ping pong table in the living room.  Huge HDTV in the living room.  I'm guessing over 60".  There is a blu-ray player to the side and an HDMI port you can plug your laptop in.  Huge soaker tub + separate shower.  Last time we had a tub this good was at an expensive Las Vegas condo.  Appliances are high quality.  In the past the appliances tended to be the lowest priced ones you see at Home Depot.  Full size washer and dryer can wash a whole family's clothes.  Usually we had to take turns as the washer/dryer was too small.  What I appreciate most is the new GE fridge side by side fridge model GSS23GMKKCES.  It is big enough to hold my 8 Cooler Shock ice packs plus 8 half gallons of ice cream.  This model has a bit more space than the one I have at home and the water filter provides good tasting chilled water and ice just like at home so I don't need to bring bottled water. Downside to the phase 2 area being open is now the parking in front of the units is full.  The most annoying thing about Worldmark Scottsdale is if you are on the first floor it sounds like thundering herd of cattle are prancing on the ceiling.  The ceiling is insulated enough so you don't hear people talking but walking, running or luggage carts are quite audible.  I brought my HEPA filter to create white noise but even on max I still hear the cattle upstairs.  This being the desert I notice there is a good amount of dust/sand in the air.  You can see it in the air when the angle of the light is right and I notice a bunch forming a dust layer on my laptop.  I feel it on the floors when walking barefoot on the tile floor too. I visited on New Year's Eve and noticed they didn't weather strip/sound proof the front door well as I heard people partying outside as well as people playing cornhole at midnight to celebrate.  Was a bit surprising as it was in the 30's. Staff was friendly and helpful.  Sales staff was nice.  They still give you a limited time offer that expires when you walk out the door but they aren't applying the "you don't love your spouse if you don't buy her credits" pressure. Interesting to see Worldmark going more upscale.  It's hard to justify paying twice as much if they are not going to improve the insulation in the ceiling/floor as the noise level appears the same in all the rooms I've stayed in.  Worldmark is more attractive than most of the hotels I've tried but it's not as quiet as The Palms Las Vegas. read more

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We are avid users of WorldMark and have been since the days going back to TrendWest. We visited the Scottsdale facility soon after opening in the midst of COVID. We opted to for the Presidential Suite on our first visit and upon walking in - wow! - it was amazing! Everything is an upgrade from the standard suites. The center counter in the kitchen has beautiful marble along with the rest of the counter space. All the appliances are high-end GE Profile which includes a great fridge with built-in water and ice dispenser. The utensils, coffee maker, mixer, and everything else is all upgraded over what you get in standard rooms. I don't think there were any plastic cups even. The living room had a huge 55" wall-mount HDTV with a soundbar under it. The couches are comfortable and definitely higher quality of the standard suites. The HDTV sits over a gas fireplace that shares a wall that shows the fireplace on the other side as well. On that side of the room is a ping pong table. Yes, a ping pong table! My family LOVED having this and they enjoyed many games. The guest room had two very nice twin beds. The rest of the room seemed pretty much like what you'd find in a standard suite. The guest bathroom was large and fitted with nicer faucets, sink, and bathtub. The master bedroom was very large with a very nice dresser and two night stands. The HDTV was a bit larger than what you would find in many of the other master bedrooms. The master bathroom was over the top! The tub was a classic French-style tub with crazy nice facet and shower head. Next to that was one of largest shower I have ever seen. You could easily fit four people in it. It came with an overhead shower head in the middle of the ceiling and another variable wall mounted shower head. You could have both on at the same time if you wanted. Completely crazy and fun! All Presidential Suites are on the third floor so the view of the trail and golf course behind you is for a wonderful view. The porch is large and equipped with ceiling fans and excellent furniture. Oh, the fans are the brand Big Ass Fans which are also premium. While the Presidential Suite is pricey in points, in my opinion, it's completely worth it. If you have enough to splurge, do it! Now, we did return a month later to a standard one-bedroom unit which obviously wasn't as plush as the Presidential Suite but to my surprise was very nice as well. There was no big screen HDTV, ping pong, upgrade appliances or a crazy shower but it was still very nice. Oh, real quick, while the shower was huge in the other unit, this was actually one of the smallest showers I've ever been in. I found it ironic that this facility has both extremes for the shower. :) The living room was large and spacious and there was plenty room in the kitchen. There was less counter space than I'm use to at other WorldMark locations but it wasn't too bad. There is also a nice desk to work at next to the porch. Our location looked into the pool area which I enjoyed. The only issues I have with this location is the construction of a retirement community that sits between WorldMark and the street entrance. Because of it, you have to use a small auxiliary road which is easy and confusing to miss your first time in. Further, it blocks the main entrance with fencing and you can't walk easily to the local grocery store and dining that's less than a five minute walk away. As of early March, it looks like they are still a few months away from completion even though all pavement is in. Having seen both extremes of this Scottsdale location, I can say without a doubt that I love it! I have been to the Phoenix WorldMark and while it's really cool with its garages, fairly large unit and being next door to a wonderful hiking area, I prefer Scottsdale. It's right in the middle of everything and once the construction is completed you will be able to walk to dining and grocery store. I've already booked it again! read more

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Very good location. Close to lots of restaurants and other sites. Not a far drive from shops.

The resort was in a quiet residential area very near a grocery store, Target and restaurants. It has a nice pool and an outdoor BBQ area. It was very clean and each unit had what we needed to cook on-site. read more

Worldmark Scottsdale is located off of Indian Bend Road east of Hayden well recessed from the main road. This place is a little tricky in a sense that the property is well away from the street sort of behind a corporate park. Currently as I write this (mid November 2019) there is a lot of construction going on surrounding the property both to the north close to Indian Bend as well as east of the existing property where there are what appears to be two additional structures being erected as additions. My mother who is the Worldmark owner made these reservations months ago. Only a few days prior was she notified that there was construction going on as a heads up. Not that it would have really changed our mind but as I read some of the other reviews it seems like this construction has been going on for quite some time. As a courtesy to be notified that there is construction and that there would be some inconvenience, that's understandable and for the most part visitors will cope with the additional traffic and noise. The notification was that work would begin as early as 7am. Well I can safely say that work or not noise did start before 7am local time and even as early as 6am. Our unit was very close to where much of the construction was taking place which was at the east side of the facility, not far from the west side of the pool. Again, the noise being what it is (construction) didn't really bother us that much as we were no Eastern time and eastern time just prior to daylight savings changes so biological clock wise, we were 3 hours off as opposed to 2 for the most part. Arizona doesn't change time and the day we arrived the difference was 3 hours but that evening it switched to 2 hours difference from eastern relevant to mountain time. The check in for us was late (11pm) so we didn't get our parking pass till the following day. We arrived on a Saturday night and relaxed on the Sunday staying local to recuperate a bit because later in the week we'd be taking long drives to other parts of the state. The room we received although it officially slept 4 had a single bedroom and a pull out sleeper. For a pull out it was actually comfortable. Of course the unit is not that large so the coffee table was placed permanently to the side for our stay because we had to use the pull out every evening. The kitchen area didn't have a dish washer or oven. It was only a single counter with a small sink, coffee machine and microwave. There was a stove top but we never used it. Typically we're used to having full kitchens. The fridge was a mini fridge under counter size so we had to economize what we were going to put in the fridge as far as drinks etc. The pull out had to be covered with sheets and blanket that were in the main entrance closet. There was only a single pillow in there so we had to ask housekeeping for a few more. This was a disabled unit so the bathroom was large and had a tub and shower (separate). For the most part the unit was satisfactory. Between the counter and couch was small round table. I can't see how a wheelchair could fit between this table with chairs to get to the sink, fridge. Overall the unit was undersized for a "sleeps 4" unit. It would have been nice to have 2 bedrooms and a full kitchen instead of what we received. The pool is a huge plus for this location. There was a day where there wasn't any towel covers on the poolside loungers and I ended up going to the front desk to get some for us. The pool and hot tub were well kept. The staff at this location were as far as I'm concerned, very friendly and helpful when we needed anything. read more

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Where do I begin to share the story of how long our week (would be) or really was. Well let me start by saying, the minute we walked into the lobby -- it becomes a minefield; yet I will tell you, it can be navigated -- you are the target of their desire to SELL you a Timeshare. The sales pitch occurred each time I entered the lobby to get ice or a soda or my own clean set of towels. I even left my phone off as messages were left constantly piling up inviting us to breakfast or lunch to view the property and receive a Visa. No thanks. As we headed over to our room, I was even more aware of the construction banging going on as we headed to our room. When we first entered, I saw that the staff left us a birthday box of chocolate and wished my partner: Happy 60th birthday. I never gave her age and she's still in her 50's. Where did 60 come from? I never gave an age. Ahhhhh -- our room; Let me tell you. It looked absolutely nothing like the photos on the website. Even more, unbeknownst to us, we were placed in a handicap room with absolutely NO VIEW and a wide LONG HALL. (See pics). The refrigerator was the smallest fridge I think I've ever had in any room I've stayed in! (This is why I had to go to the lobby for ice.) It looked like one from an RV! And of course being it was a handicap room, it came with an extra large bathroom (it had a shower and a bath tub on either side). It also had a super wide hall, which cut down on the space for the living room area and especially the kitchen. Thank God it came with a comfortable bed it was the only saving grace of the place. There was a back patio with seating; but it was totally unusable due to the loud construction right outside our door. Furthermore, to make matters more interesting, the door doesn't lock from the outside without a metal key (which was not given to us). So as a result, unless one person hangs back at the room, you both have to walk clear around the entire complex to get to the pool area to the gym; whereas it's a straight shot if you go from the patio. But this leaves all your items unlocked! Then there's the fact that this was a handicap room! To my surprise, there were no ramps going up the sidewalk for a wheelchair or a moped to get up onto the sidewalk to access the room except way down on the opposite end. Hmmm, I wonder if maybe that was because the model for the timeshare was at that end. Then to top it all off, I called earlier to say we wanted a "quiet" location; I was assured our room was far from the construction. NOT! We unfortunately were right by it; and the hammers commenced at 7:00 A.M. sharp. Even their brochure states that it would be quiet before 8:00 A.M. (see pics) There were some friendly staff people, I will grant you that; and they did offer to change our room if one came available. But by the time we returned from our day out, not much was left. Then one lady in particular at the front lobby got offended when I told her for the third time I just wanted enjoy my vacation and not be bothered about the timeshare. I admit that when she asked me for the 3rd or 4th time if I wanted to attend the breakfast, I finally just said, "no"; Instead of explaining the reasons why. Her response was: Well all righty then! This to me is confusing... I had said that I already own two timeshares. They would try to tell me why this one was so much better. Why can't I come and use my timeshare without being hounded to upgrade constantly and just relax (even with all the workers) because I need a vacation without being pressured to buy more another one. Crazy. I meant no offense, but come on. And yes there were workers on the grounds every day. As one enjoyed the beautiful sparkling (chilly) pool or went to the gym like I did every day, I had to pass by construction workers and or workers that were putting in a new lawn and bean bag toss game. I guess my fantasy dream vacation was not met by this location whatsoever. My partner's neither. The bed was great and The pool was another saving grace but it would've been better maybe at some other time, we just didn't hit it right and I don't think I'm gonna hit it ever again. read more

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During Easter weekend, I came out here to run a half marathon and to visit an old friend. It was a rather last minute decision for me to make this trip. Fortunately for me, I was able to score a studio hotel room while waiting on the wait list on such short notice. When I arrived, there were still construction taking place for the Revel Scottsdale senior living/retirement community, so the entrance from off of Indian Bend Rd was a bit obscure even though there were WorldMark signs. Prior to coming here, I had checked on Google Maps, so I knew where to turn. The lady that checked me in was very nice and courteous. The concierge got me to attend an owner update. I usually try to refuse those as I normally have better things to do then to sit through another hour plus long sales pitch. They gave me a Tango gift card for my time. My room was nice and clean. It came with all of the amenities that I needed for the weekend. Most importantly, the bed was comfortable. This location was convenient as there were plenty of nearby stores and restaurants. They're close enough to be considered walking distance. read more

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We have been WorldMark owners for over 10 years and recently stayed at the WorldMark Scottsdale and absolutely loved the experience! The staff was absolutely wonderful, which made our stay 100% better! Joe helped us with recommendations on things to do in the area on a free day and he went over and beyond to help us out. I feel as though we have a new friend. The overall staff was exceptional, the room was fabulous and location was easy to get to. I did attend an owner update that was 60 minutes, although we actually had so many questions, we left after 90 minutes. We really enjoyed our conversation and learnings. We loved playing pool in the rec room, chatting with the staff and enjoying our overall stay. read more

Almost perfect. Great staff and beautiful setting. Engineering took care of problem left before in 10 minutes from call. April is a great time to be here. read more

I am giving our stay a 3 because of the inconvenience we had when we first arrived on Sunday March 26th. We had booked our reservations 13 months in advance, requesting a pool side, second floor unit. Upon arrival we were given a completely dark- unit facing a second floor building, with no view whatsoever. After we complained, we waited over 2 hours for another "view" unit. While waiting, another couple came to the reservation area saying they were put in " a cave unit" - the unit below where they had put us. While the rest of our stay, and the new unit were nice- it was completely unacceptable to have put anyone in either of the "cave".units- I believe it was 2011. read more

Loved it. Great location. Friendly staff. New unit with a great view of Camelback! Didn't use the pool. But everything seemed very nice. read more

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My wife and I are staying here thanks to my mom letting us use the room to see baseball spring training. The office staff were very friendly and warm. Good stuff there. That's all the good about this place. It's location isn't stunning. There's construction right now for another building alongside so we get some construction noise. Okay with it I suppose. I mean they have to construct at some point. Where the 1 star comes in is our room is directly across from the laundry room so....not much sleep available for us, the cleaning crew is loud as hell too talking up a storm up and down the halls in front of the rooms. I can only ask the staff to be quiet, can't really ask everyone doing laundry. Every 25 minutes goes by at least *hear machines while, possible talking and laundry door slam*. We asked to be switched to a different room but apparently it was all booked up. Poor construction and planning, there should maybe be storage or something across from laundry not rooms. Irresponsible. It made us count days left on our vacation....which is the opposite of what you should be doing. I know how much my mom pays for this, if I was paying I'd be so angry. There are restaurants close by so that's a perk. We basically hope to never come back. Glorified hotel. read more

Aida - the manager... AVOID LOCATION The construction kept me awake from 6am... THEN THEY DOUBLE CHARGED ME & MADE STUFF UP. The room was very small. It was clean, but very little countertop space etc. This facility in general, from the staff, construction and layout need an update and to hit the reset button. read more

My boyfriend and I visited for our 1 year and it was amazing! We stayed in building 4 on ground level. Definitely will be competing back for many years to come. We loved the staff, so nice! Very helpful! Thank you for a great stay!! read more

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I stayed here a few times when I'm in Scottsdale and it's been okay. The service is decent it's kind of hit-or-miss sometimes. The pool is nice. And I think they're all done with the construction now which is a bonus. The construction took away from the trip because of the noise and trucks going in and out. I found the location to be a good one, tucked away but near shopping and restaurants. I would stay here again but it's not my favorite WorldMark. read more

Overall, was happy with this property and would stay there again. Stayed in a Studio King this trip, smallest Worldmark room I've ever stayed in, it's the size of a small old-school hotel room, but that was fine as we just used this place for a couple days to fall asleep straight off, and wake up and go, didn't really do anything else there. We checked in very late at night so I don't know about the sales presence (which you can almost always avoid at any Worldmark if you do a super late check-in). I did take a quick look-around the pool area but unfortunately no time to use it, but it looked nice and clean, a pretty big pool and 1 small-ish hot tub. Some nicer outdoor couches and chairs available as well as chaises. A nice small waterfall visual feature. Basically a good adult pool area. Bad soundproofing on the outer wall so you can clearly and loudly hear every person walking or talking near your room, outside. This could be a problem if you want to sleep in, or if you have rude neighbors making noise in the middle of the night. Room has mini-fridge and microwave only. Modern a/c works fast, not too loud. Bathroom is decently sized, bathtub is abnormally shallow, but shower water pressure is pretty good. Water is temperature controlled for safety, so you can't make it super hot. Bed was genuinely a King size, with comfortable nice sheets. Hate the half-pillows though, seems like lots of places have those now. Would have liked some extra towels. A bar soap and tiny shampoo bottle is provided so you should probably bring your own toiletries, which I'm sure Worldmark owners already know. read more

I like this Worldmark--as an owner and frequent Worldmark guest, I can say it's better than most Worldmark's. I have stayed in the studio, two different one bedrooms and the one bedroom presidential. All were comfortable and met/exceeded my expectations. read more

I've stayed at multiple Worldmark's and this is by far the worst. They only have single bedroom rooms. Started construction at 6am on a weekday and it's impossible to sleep through the banging. Don't stay here. read more

Very disappointed! No sticker posted on door that our unit was "vacation ready and cleaned with care." Walked into room and it smelled like cigar smoke. Went to front desk about it and was told I would have to take it up with housekeeping tomorrow. Also we were told we would be getting one unit and we ended up getting a different unit. Since we are here for a week it really sucks! read more

We never figured out why there was a ping pong table in what I guess is the living area. Strange, but the rest of the stay amazing. A major shout out to Rod, he as helped check in many times. More than that; he is extremely knowledge about things to do, and great resturants in the area. read more

If your looking for a 2 star motel in Scottsdale, this is it, but minus maid service. We stayed here 5 nights In Feb2020 in a cramped room advertised as a " studio unit". It's smaller than a regular hotel room. The check in process to get our room key and parking permit went smoothly. Then we were sent to another person who was to give us tourist info. It turned out that one of the events she listed was out of date. So we never used any of the rest of the info she gave us. Worse, she pressured us into agreeing to a sales presentation, even after I told her we'd think about it, she insisted. She even required us to pay $20 for the caterer. I just wanted to get to our room sooner so I just went along. This is really bad business practice to subject guests checking in who are most likely tired from a long drive or flight. Our first night, the heater did not work. It was blowing cold air all night. Worse, there was draft of cold air coming under the door. In the morning, we noticed cobwebs in the ceiling. The bathtub spout was stuck in the shower position! I spoke to the manager Aida who explained the gap between the threshold and door bottom has been a known issue since 2017 and that they have not gotten to all of the doors to fix them. She offered me a towel to put at the bottom of the door. She did get her people to fix all of the above. The next 3 nights, no issues. They wrote us an apology note with a box of nuts, so that was a nice gesture. But come on, if you're going to put guests in a room with known issues, you should at least pre-inspect to make sure everything else is in working order. read more

I've stayed at other Worldmark locations and this has to be my least favorite. I understand the construction noise and can live with it. BUT, the shower had two pieces of hair that were not mine, I have dark brown almost black hair and these were blonde hairs. The shower water is lukewarm at best; and that is being kind. Second day here, we walked into the room around 6PM after leaving at 9AM and it smelled like farts!! It was only our second day and I don't understand where the smell came from. Just disappointed with this location. read more

The studio is really a hotel room--no toaster, no blender, no sofa sleeper, no sharp knives, no cutting board. Shouldn't be advertised as a studio and shouldn't be priced as such. Only one bedroom-sized window makes the room VERY dark. MUST keep blind closed because anyone walking by can look right in. Noisy from all the corridor noise. No lotion or conditioner. After I took my shower I found a used washcloth tangled up in the shower curtain so I guess they don't change those out. Even though we are Wyndham owners and it's a "Worldmark by Wyndham" we had to pay for wi-fi. Not good for young families because no play area. Pool is heated, one hot tub. Pool area very attractive and has 3 bbqs. No recycling, which seems inconsistent for a place that claims to be "green". Plus, they wash rather than sweep the sidewalks. Hello, we're in the desert and water conservation should be mandatory. On the upside, staff are pleasant, location is great for Rockies/Diamondbacks spring training. Old Scottsdale and Giants stadium about a 15 min drive, AZ canal trail access close by for walking, bike riding. Talking Stick casino about a mile or so away. read more

My wife and I have been owners for a few years and visited many resorts as elite members. While not dissatisfied with this property, I have to say this rates at the bottom of our ratings list. The staff, while competent enough, seemed not to be too interested in our personal welfare or comfort. The first thing we noticed after checking in was a bag of trash at our front door. Obviously not picked up when housekeeping left the room for the next guest, namely us. I might mention the floors obviously were either poorly vacuumed if at all. We don't wish to be all negative as this resort is certainly in a good location. The the grounds appear to be "kept up" and are attractive. Am dis-appointed there is no BBQ grill, but found while staying at the South Mt. resort that is the case there as well. However we notice the hazard of proximity to a wildland fire risk seems to be minimal at this location. Closeness to shopping and restaurants certainly is a plus. A rather minor inconvenience is walking to the front reception desk for ice, as the fridge ice maker was not "hooked up". As we are scheduled to stay at this particular property at years end, will end this review, hoping for a better experience at that time. read more

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I have been an owner since 1997 and have always been happy with all of the Worldmark locations we have stayed at and conditions of the condos. read more

Tiny rooms , smokers smoke at their leisure, no resort activities of any kind , I do not understand how this hotel can be called a resort where they do not have anything to do as all resorts do. Slow internet is extra. No breakfast includes that other hotels include for 50 dollars a night . Go figure ! read more