Haunted ?! Perhaps I should have done some research before staying here. This timeshare is the 2nd most nicest, cleanest and most modern I have stayed in thru WorldMark (the first being NOLA). Ended up with a corner studio on the 3rd floor. It was well stocked (fridge, sink, hairdryer, pull out bed, sitting area, etc.) - very quaint, cozy and very clean. You can ride the new monorail system from Sea-Tac to the end in downtown and it's just a few blocks in walking distance. Ridiculously cheap transportation!!! It's on the cusp of the good part/bad part of downtown. Evidently, we were warned not to walk in the area where the bridge is in the evening. However, if you're walking towards downtown, it's safe. Downtown is within blocks, but downtown is pretty much dead by 9pm. Stayed here since I was in town for the Seattle Rock N Roll race and the start and finish was at the Seattle Center. It was only a mile away; 15-20min walk. It was great! This hotel is centrally located between downtown, Pikes and Seattle Center. Very easy to get to the monorail system. I was given a little welcome package and was asked if I wanted to attend a presentation. I respectfully declined and I wasn't pressured. Staff is awesome and customer service was on par. You also get a free movie ticket for a DVD, coffee/water and cookies in the lobby. There's umbrellas available for use if you forget yours! There's a pool, game room and supposedly an outlook on one of the top floors (which I wasn't able to get to). There's a tour you can take, which is only available at certain times. What was freaky was on the first night. We turned in early since I had my race in the morning. All of a sudden I awoke to the sound of someone trying to get into the room. The attempts were loud and abrupt. When we went to check the peep hole, no one was there. We had a corner room next to the laundry facility, so therefore no one could have mistaken our room for theirs. From that point on, we heard some weird noises and the next night we had difficulty sleeping. Upon check out, I asked the staff if the hotel was haunted. The dude laughs in my face and mentioned that there was couple suicides that have occurred in the past. One of which Ozzy Osbourne was staying at the hotel and discovered the body. WTF?! Note: There is no elevator or ramp to get into the hotel, so if you're on crutches, a wheelchair, have a stroller or a large ass suitcase - Good luck! read more

The Camlin has to be the most beautiful property our family has stayed at so far. The hotel has a very classic feel to it. I appreciated the classic furniture and piano that was located in the lobby; definitely a nice change from the contemporary hotels we've stayed at. We had a one-bedroom suite. It was smaller than what we are used to with WorldMark properties. I'll go as far to say that we've stayed in a studio that was a tad bit bigger than the room. But, the room is absolutely gorgeous. The Murphy bed is kind of low but it's no bother. The view would be great if there wasn't construction, but I'm sure once it's all gone it'll be beautiful. Room comes with a small kitchenette and all the silverware and cooking utensils you'd usually find. The room itself does not have a washer and dryer, but there's one on each floor and located in a room that doesn't disturb the other guests. The parking is $40 for valet, and $30 for self-parking. Just note that self-parking is a couple of blocks away. These fees are pretty standard for downtown parking, so don't be shocked. They will offer to cover your parking if you go to your sales presentation. I appreciated the staff's efforts to keep us updated about any available rooms that might have opened up for an extra night. When we booked the room, we didn't anticipate extending our stay in Seattle but we ended up needing to. Unfortunately, they didn't have anything available. Would stay here again if ever in Downtown Seattle! read more

I've stayed at about 10 Worldmark resorts. Seattle isn't the best of the bunch but it is still nice and conveniently located from everything. We stayed in a one-bedroom. The unit is small with a partial kitchen, 3/4 bathroom and no air conditioning. All these things are clearly stated on Worldmark's site. It is a historic hotel after all. It was clean and well ventilated. Perhaps the other reviews had their windows closed and fans off. They even provide an oscillation fan (stored in the coat closet) if you need more air. It was just right for us. Although the bed was small. Maybe a full.. The living space is comfortable with a love seat, armchair, murphy bed and dining area for four. The kitchen was manageable. Equipped with place settings for six: dishes, glassware & silverware. A mini fridge, microwave, coffeemaker, toaster, & blender are also provided. If you need a full kitchen, there's one located on the main level and a gas grill on the courtyard. The shower stall was spacious. Also well ventilated as long as the shower window is open. As far as the staff, they were great. No pushy sales pitches for us. As soon as we told them we weren't interested, they backed off. We did receive one call but that's it. It is their job and we expected it. You don't need a car here unless you plan on going outside of the city limits. Valet parking is $35 a night. If you don't want to walk, I recommend taking an Uber. It's significantly cheaper than a rental car and parking fees. You have to pay for parking just about everywhere in Seattle. That's if you can find a spot. What's the point? Walk it. Seattle does have a decent walkability score. Pike Place Market is half a mile from the resort. A 15 minute or less walk. It's really nice early morning. Coffee and pastry aromas fill the air. It smells amazing! I had to add that little tidbit. I have to say after reading the previous reviews I was apprehensive. It was quite the contrary. We enjoyed our stay at Worldmark Seattle - The Camlin. They deserve a good review and I'm going to give them one! I bet the penthouses are really nice. Oh and one last thing, there were no ghosts. read more

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We just got back from Seattle where we had the privilege of spending the weekend in the hotel. When we arrived following our 3 1/2 hour drive we were a bit worn but the lobby itself embraced us with it's beauty. And then we were greeted with a warm smile and friendly tone by three different staff members who spoiled us with amazing service. I signed up for valet service since it only cost us $14 more for the whole weekend with 24 hour in and out service. This was a great treat for the entire weekend since we were rolling all over the city. Each time they were super fast bringing our car around. The rooms are very nice and well kept with modern electronics and though they converted to the standard modern key cards they have each old door knob framed by it's original room which is a pretty awesome touch. We also got to stay in one of the cabanas which are more private and away from the main hotel yet still close to everything - it was really nice. We were able on our last night to spend the evening with our friends in the pool and hot tub which were both set to the perfect temperature and made for an amazing evening of relaxation and fun. I must say this was by far my favorite trip to Seattle yet thanks mostly to this great hotel! read more

The staff was superb here!! Thanks everyone for being so accommodating, much appreciated!! I am totally recommending this resort to others I know who are owners. The resort is centrally located to everything. Across the street is the metro which takes you to Pikes place or can also be a nice walk if you're inclined. We had a 1 bedroom which was plenty for the four of us. Can't wait for my next worldmark stay!! Be sure to Ck out the 11th floor view from the "cloud room" and also the basement which has some old items from the original hotel before Worldmark purchased the property. read more

Great experience this week! Saw the negative reviews for the sales staff and hotel condition..we were not bothered once regarding investing in Worldmark. The Camlin was very clean and had the characteristic of an older city hotel. Staff was very friendly. The manager let us check out later in the day with a very short notice. Much appreciated! There was construction as mentioned, but you get used to it. Plus, we were hardly in our room. read more

1) Hotel is a little creepy. 2) Rooms are pretty nice and so is customer service. 3) AMAZING location. I feel an obligation to update you on my experience with the sales presentation. 1) Presentation is closer to 2 hours, even though the pretty blonde checking you in coyly says it's about 90 mins. 2) One of the sales reps does not know where Shanghai is. Lost credibility with me. He said, "Oh! Brian just came back from Shanghai!" REALLY?? If you both discussed Shanghai, how come you couldn't find it in the book of Worldmark hotels under CHINA? Hrmm... Sketchy sales tactics. read more

Service: shady and awful Absolutely stay away from this place. The Wyndham company is completely shady and dishonest. They promised a 7 night stay but when you register the email doesn't have active links to redeem your gift. I asked Drew at the desk to help but looked at me guiltily and said that they weren't associated with the gift and would not help me. They say it is no pressure but that's only because they repeatedly say it's no pressure. Their actions and passing you off to many people after say otherwise. I didn't stay at this exact property but it seems old and outdated. Wouldn't recommend other than the last location. read more

Do not book here until at least 2019. There's a high rise being built across the street that has a permit to work through the entire night. It's extremely noisy and the hotels windows don't mask the sounds. Sadly the only solution was to wear ear plugs. The room was comfortable and the location is pretty great. Sadly the one thing a hotel needs to supply, a peaceful nights sleep, isn't happening here. Beware. read more

Location is perfect and very convenient if you are in the city for exploring all the tourist attractions.

Camlin ~ revisited! Headed North to see Van Halen at The Tacoma Dome and stayed a few nights at my beloved Camlin. We had a studio on the courtyard and it was small but quaint. I, being the dork that I am, kind of like sleeping on a Murphy bed. It makes me think of Lucy and Ethel. I digress. As always, the service was outstanding and the folks that work there are wonderful. We actually set through the timeshare presentation to earn a $100 gift card. They promised 45 minutes and, other than being late to start, they were low pressure. We already own and our rep was totally cool. I love this place. It has charm and history. It's not the fanciest place but I'm glad that they were able to retain the "heart" of the property. Can't wait for my next trip! read more

WorldMark Seattle - The Camlin - Beautiful lobby. Old world, art deco. Love it! - Resorts Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Great location. Near everything, walking distance to Pike place. Parking was the only complain I have which I understood why they charged so much, it's like that on every big city.$40 per day valet. Otherwise the hotel was great with character. read more

I am very disappointed. My girlfriend and I are staying at this location and I was told by an employee (Richell) when I checked in that if attended a 90 min presentation I would be given tickets for the Space needle and Underground tour. My girlfriend didnt want to but she said that only I had to attend so I agreed. Hours later she calls and says that my girlfriend has to attend now. I told her thats not what she said when we checked in and she apologized and said she had to attend. If you say something you have to honor you word. BAD BUISNESS!!! I would give 0 stars if i could. The next morning when i talked to the concierge about what had happened we noticed that Richell had made changes to the reciept that werent on the origional. Very unprofessional read more

I don't understand why there are so many negative reviews. I had a wonderful time staying here and the staff was so kind and helpful. The rooms are a tad small but not uncomfortable at all and WorldMark did a wonderful job at maximizing the space. The location is close to so many tourist attractions and it is only about a mile walk to pike place. I love the crazy cool history behind this building a would definitely stay here again read more

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I give one star until a very annoying problem is corrected. There is a Wydmam marketing team that is setting up tents that cover the entire public sidewalk both on 9th and on Pine from time to time (the same block as this Wyndham hotel) doing tacky marketing and aggressive selling to pedestrians that can not pass in peace without being disturbed. Until the property can affect change, my friends and family will not support them or their brand. It is an annoyance to this whole neighborhood and the guests. Please relocate that far away to some tourist site but don't allow that to happen in this neighborhood annoying vith the locals and hotel guests. read more

Horrendous check in. We were badgered by the sales person and then literally blocked from entering when we declined the update (sales pitch). We've literally snuck out through the basement to avoid harassment. This has hardly been a pleasant experience read more

So to start off the WorldMark Seattle - The Camlin is a TIMESHARE. The building is old and holds a lot of history in Seattle. Set kind of in the middle of town. Close the shopping and food but not very close to the water. When you drive up there really isn't anywhere to unload your bags, they do have bell staff but you have to park in the Valet area just to check in. You might even have to park down the road if they are busy. There is almost no street parking and Valet is $20 a day and or you can park in a parking structure two blocks away for $18 dollars a day. The entrance isn't wheel chair friend and is narrow. The building is old but the rooms are more modern. There is Wifi but they charge you for it. The rooms are nice but the bathrooms are small, and there isn't AC, you might think. It's Seattle and you don't need AC but the building gets warm and AC would be nice. There isn't a restaurant or room service. They have a pool which I enjoyed but they asked my daughter to get out because it was adult swim for the last hour of the night. No one was out there so I let her go back in. Overall it wasn't a bad hotel but they harassed me every day I was there. They want me to come to a timeshare meeting. I am not an owner my parents are. I know the truth about time share and wont buy. So they keep calling and offering me more stuff to come. 1st call : $50 AMX Card 2st call:$100 AMX card 3rd call: $100 AMX card and $100 food card. 4th call: Seattle Mariners Tickets. 5th Call: Came down and will give you anything off our prize page. I finally went to the front desk and told them I wasn't going to come leave me alone. I might stay here again but it isn't my first or second pick. Also the views suck. read more

This is the worst timeshare company EVER!!! I am both and owner of this timeshare and a former employee of 5 years. The way they hike up their dues for owners and they "housekeeping" fees makes this a complete joke. Nothing is ever available when you want it to be and they have completely oversold their product - unless you want to go to Branson, MI. They sell their "travelshare" credits for 2,000 times the amount then you can find regular credits on ebay. Then they force you to sell secondary market so you lose $20,000 in the process. It was ok back when it was Trendwest, but Wyndham has caused this company to be too corporate for their own good. read more

Absolutely thrilled with working with Mandy of Wyndham Resorts! While we weren't able to take advantage of what was offered for the upcoming year, we were treated with the best customer service beyond expectations. She is wonderful and we will definitely seek her out if able to use their services with future vacations. read more

First, upon arrival we sat in the lobby for twenty minutes listening to the sales lady bombard us after we told her NO several times. The day shift valet guy was good and friendly. We were told there was a super bowl party in the entertainment room with nachos and cake. The only thing we found were a wheel chair / walkers and three elderly ladies swearing up a storm. Of course, we get a room next to the elevator. Rooms were impressive, I liked the set up. Got a little stuffy at night, but we cracked the windows and the cool Seattle air helped. The night valet guy and his car management was a little sketchy. He had cars lined up in the street. Kind of surprised they leave cars out & open on the street. At 815 the next morning, we were barraged by telephone calls from the sales staff for the morning breakfast. I guess NO is not in their vocabulary. The calls continued for a good 30 minutes. We stay at a lot of time shares, this one by far has the worst sales harassment. If you plan on staying here be prepared for the sales crew. read more

The hotel itself isn't my style. Kind of old world, Victorian feel. I was here for a job interview though, so I can't say I got to experience much. The employees were all nice but I did hear them offering a lot of additional sales... Hmmm. Not sure that's the way to greet guests. read more

Breakfast On them and get two free tickets for two on the Victoria Clipper! They served half sandwiches, chips and coffee and tea. I've had better. Their presentation was good, but investing in a Timeshare wasn't for me. read more

The hotel is nice but avoid the sales pitch! I came here a few months ago to celebrate and the sales team manager was extremely rude. The guy who also led the sales pitch to buy the timeshare used gaslighting tactics to try and get people to buy. The whole presentation was disgusting to listen to. I expressed to the manager that I wasn't interested in buying because I'm listed as a beneficiary. The manager became extremely upset and rude and told me that I am better off waiting for my family member to die! This was supposed a happy start for celebration but now all I can think about from my trip was how rude those staff were. read more

Overcharged parking! Inconvenient! Too much hassle, noise level from the pool area can be heard from 4th floor with windows closed. read more

I have to say the Camlin has to be one of the best places I've ever stayed at out of all the timeshares I've been to. It's a beautiful restored historic building in down town Seattle. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The only flaw, is the parking. Way to expensive. But the lots around are all affordable and street parking is free after 6pm till about 8am. That was a good thing for me. It motivated me to get up and going in the morning to enjoy all that Seattle has to offer in the morning. read more

The doorman will greet you with a smile and maybe even a song.The-front desk staff is friendly and accommodating. Once you step into the lobby you are taken back to a time when elegance and warmth were the expectation not the exception. I told the the front desk we were celebrating two special birthdays and they went above and beyond special treatment.We checked in early to a great room. The extra time allowed us the time to enjoy the city. When we returned to our room there was a decedent chocolate cake and a card for the birthday girls signed by the entire front staff. Extra nice touch that we won't forget. This nostalgic hotel is a real gem and can only be rivaled by the staff from the first hello until they bid us farewell and asked us back again. I am hesitant to continue raving about this place because it may not be as available to me but I can't help myself. read more

WorldMark Seattle - The Camlin - Special treatment from the staff for our special birthday girls. Thank you from #802 - Resorts Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Great staff, very friendly and all so helpful! We had a 1 bedroom suite and it was perfect. Large and very clean! Next time I go to Seattle, this is the place I'm staying. It's only 7 short blocks to Pike Market. read more

I stayed here about two weeks ago & the only good thing I can say is the front desk staff was great. Other than that, I found my experience of WorldMark staff to be horrible, a very dated room &, when attempting to upgrade, it was a nightmare! Stay out. You can find better places worth your money. read more

After visiting friend, who is an owner, at The Camlin, I totally know why it is has been called The Suicide Hotel. If I bought there I would probably want to cut myself. While I was waiting for my friend to get ready to go out to dinner I took a walk around to get out of the incredibly hot room and to check the place out. I was close to the sales office checking out properties that are also offered by Windham. When I overheard a woman, who I later found out is called Siri, not only was trash talking her perspective clients that were their for sales presentation earlier that day, but she was making fun of her staff as well. She sounded like a bully and I can not imagine what she is doing there. Hearing this I walked away. If management sees this, I suggest some changes because she caused me to walk away and if she brings that attitude into your sales presentations it is no wonder the teammates that she was teasing is probably a reflection of her ineptness. Anyways the rooms are dated and the only thing that would make this property better is a wrecking ball and a fresh start. It's a dump with fancy toiletries.what else offered by Windham. A woman, who I later found out is called Siri, not only was trash talking her perspective clients behind their backs but was also creating an atmosphere of hostility amongst her coworkers bulling her subordinates in front of other employees. Hearing this I walked away. If management sees this, I suggest some changes because she caused me to walk away and if she brings that attitude into your sales presentations it is no wonder the teammates that she was teasing is probably a reflection of her ineptness. Anyways the rooms are dated and the only thing that would make this property better is a wrecking ball and a fresh start. It's a dump with fancy toiletries. read more

This grand hotel is preserved in wonderful fashion and repurposed for members' only usage. We stayed at the Camlin recently as guests of a friend who is a Worldmark member (formerly "Trendwest" timeshares). The staff was friendly and informative (we successfully ducked the orientation/sales pitch that was offered). The room was clean, well-appointed with a mini fridge, microwave, sink, dishes, iron, and more (like an executive stay hotel). The only downers were the lack of a more modern A/C system (everything else seemed newer or updated) and lack of a fan in the bathroom... for the shower steam, of course. The best part of the place was the location: blocks from Pacific Place, Eastlake, the monorail, the bus/light rail tunnel, the Paramount, etc. Also, the features of the establishmet included a media room, workout room with an array of clean, functional equipment, and an outdoor small pool and spa. Valet parking is available for $27/day with in/out privileges. read more

We were planning to visit Seattle we had options to places to stay and as Worldmark owners why not use what we have and visit our old town as tourists? Nice old build with solid renovation a few years back, nice views and great location. Our bed (mattress) was (to be honest) awful, but we loved our stay with the very friendly staff! Parking thou, is a bit pricey but you are right downtown and you pay for the valet service. Can't wait to go back. read more

Run like hell and don't look back!!! I only write reviews when the public really need to be warned, trust me. I filled out a slip to win a vacation at the mall in Lynnwood, WA and got a call from someone in NJ hired by Wyndham to set appointments, I was offered a free resort vacation with many destinations to choose from and an additional 2 night stay at a Seattle hotel just for going to listen to a timeshare presentation. Let me tell you that the best used car salesman has nothing on these people. I wish I could have recorded the presentation, they put you in a room and make you feel like you cannot leave and then use mind games and intimidation to try and close you on purchasing a timeshare. These are not purchased with monthly payments but a large payment in the 5 figures upfront. It was one of the worst sales experiences I have ever had. I have several years of experience in the sales industry myself and would never treat anyone the way I and others were treated. As far as the free gifts- It was all a lie with hidden fine print that you don't know about until the presentation is over and you are ready to leave, they give you a brochure that has the confusing details with lots of fine print. I would not be surprised if a class action lawsuit is in their future. There is no free resort vacation and there is no free 2 night stay at a Seattle hotel, bottom line is they will offer you whatever you want to get you there and then you will get nothing but double talk, stay away or wish you did. They screwed up my Saturday and cost me about 10 bucks in fuel. I will never ever do business with Wyndham and I travel at least several times a year. Don't let them bait you with something they will not deliver on, if they really had something for free they would send it to you in advance making it valid once you completed the presentation, bottom line is there is nothing for free with these people but they are looking to persuade you into making a decision that you cannot get out of without losing thousands. read more

I would give 0 if this was possible. We attended their presentation, the one that they boast will end if you say "no". We said no more than 10 times and still could not get out of the room. The room is small and the stereo is turned up so loud that we couldn't hear. We commented on this once, it was turned down for the "group presentation" and then turned back up when the presenter was done and we were turned back over to our specific guy. The initial guy was very nice as he got to know us. Told us all about his personal life (didn't care to hear about his x, his kid, his Marine Corps experience, etc). We asked good questions, and knew that we could not spend $72,000 for 2-5 weeks vacation a year (not including airfare, food, transportation, etc). He suggested that we take equity out of our home, that we don't plan futures for our children or grandchildren, that we were not thinking ahead (short of calling us stupid). Then they brought the money guy, who could offer us "a deal". Smooth talker. He finally stopped talking, wrote the words "yes/no" on a sheet of paper and said to circle one and he would come back. My husband wrote over the word "no": "not at this time". The initial guy came back and saw that and his whole demeanor and body language changed. He was pissed. We held our ground (it was now 2.5 hours into the 90 minute presentation time) and so we were escorted to another guy go complete a survey. This guy was just as much a smooth talker as the previous two guys. He offered us another deal. Sign a contract for 2 years for $1400, using their 17% VISA or loan program or pay $30 per month (which means you are paying for at least 5 years), and you get 1 week per year (or 2 trips - again not including airfare, food, transportation). We held our ground when I suggested that I didn't want to take a chance with our budget in case my husband gets laid off. The guy actually said that, if he got laid off, he would easily get another job within days as "everything around here hires IT guys", and when I commented that not everyone hires a 62 year old IT guy, the guy said "not's not true". Everything I said to politely say "no" was scoffed at, sneered at, and responded to with "you are making a huge mistake." I have never seen such a high pitched, rude, and impolite group of sales people in my life. Oh, and because we walked away, if we EVER come back (per the last dude), the only price we could get is the $72,000 offer for 2-3 weeks vacation per year for life (plus the $1750 yearly maintenance fee, which could go up by at least 5% per year). And when we die, our children would then have to pay the maintenance fee. When we were escorted downstairs, the desk staff where just as bad. They wanted to give us a weekend on the Oregon coast for $99, but then said that they really don't have any control over this program, they just collect the funds and let the property know. I would steer everyone I know away from this place. If they were at least polite, we might have nibbled at the final offer. But the general rudeness and lack of ability to hear "NO", is out of this world. Wyndham should be ashamed of their tactics. I always stay at their hotels when I travel, but I'll be stopping that as well. read more

Stayed at The Camlin this weekend with my boyfriend to celebrate our anniversary and we both really enjoyed our stay here. We loved our cute little studio and the Murphy bed was great! The staff was extremely nice and welcoming. I'm only giving 4 stars because I found two small bugs in our sheets and then 3 more of the same bugs on the ground the next day, but other than that we had a great experience here! Will definitely be coming back in the future! read more

Showed up to Seattle with my Lifted Ford F-350 all the way from Los Angeles. Josh at the front desk was very helpful with helping me find parking and turns out the in house valet has the tallest clearance around. 8'2" thanks Josh. read more

We've really enjoyed staying here in Seattle and the staff has been very helpful. The valet from Oakland is really friendly and outgoing. Drew might be his name. Would book here again when we return. Too much to see in Seattle for only 1 week stay. read more

By the best Worldmark in the system close to all downtown Seattle Walke to Pikes Market. You will not be dissapointed.

So the hotel is awesome and everyone is friendly. The TVs are small... it would have been 5 stars except for that! They had 2 tiny TVs, why not opt for one larger one instead? We had fun here and went in the hot tub when it was like 20 degrees out. People bought we were nuts. read more

OK place to stay. Small, dated but close to the convention center. Had decent channels and Internet access and the people were nice. Horrible bathrooms. Slow elevator. Small, small gym and you can only get ice in the basement. read more

Do NOT sign up for a VACATION OWNERSHIP before you look into this company. C rating on the better business bureau. The company offers you 1 week of hotel time a year, indefinitely, for around $17,000. If a hotel is $110/night you will use your money's worth in 10 years. They will assure you that you can find another bank to take over your loan and after they run your credit hard and lower your credit score 90 POINTS?! How I don't even know. I'm assuming because they use paypal? Still unsure how that even happened but I'm pissed as hell. This type of loan provides no collateral and banks require collateral that equates to the loan amount so unless your a home owner you will not get another loan. All of the vacation owner websites, phone and email customer services are confusing, unreliable and filled with tons of inaccurate information. None of their departments are linked to the same phone number so you have to call several upon several numbers to find help. Why am I writing a review for the vacation owner program on this hotel? Because this hotel is one where they bring you in to "learn" more and I want to help others make an educated decision instead of them rushing you to make an immediate decision. See worldmark the club as well for others reviews read more