WorldMark Palm Springs

It’s a great place, about 64 rooms. Pool is nice, people are great. Rooms are nice and big and the only complaint I have is getting to the room. You have to go through some one else back room to get to your room. But every is great.

THIS PLACE DID NOTHING ABOUT A LICE SITUATION !!! there was a girl who CLEARLY had lice, her boyfriend was picking it out of her hair !!! management did NOTHING about it. there were nothing but children in the pool & they did nothing at all but give a warning. and guess what 5 hours later the couple was BACK IN THE POOL. I got everyone out of there quick when they came back. never coming back to this place again. AND they did nothing about the noise complaints. I’m on vacation & I do not need to be hearing loud music & pounding on the floor above me. there are many other things about this place but I’ll stop there. worst experience ever.

No complaints here! We had a great time and really enjoyed our stay! Spacious and clean rooms, nice kitchen area, fireplace and I loved the spacious balcony! Also, the beds (even the Murphy bed) were very comfy! Also loved the convience if the washer and dryer in the bathroom!
The pool was awesome! Surrounded by Palm Trees and a perfect temperature! We spent the majority of our stay by the pool! There’s also a spacious spa and kiddie pool. All in all… We enjoyed our stay!

We stayed in Building 4, second floor. I’ve been an owner for over 20 years and this is probably the most I’ve been in one of the locations. Previous stays here have been wonderful, not this one. The rooms furnishings are worn, kitchen utensils are in poor condition, countertops in the kitchen have many worn spots in the formica. The couch is faded and worn. The rest of the unit is drab. The pond was full of algae and dirty looking. We had a knock on our door on day 4 asking of we were ready for our room clean… no one made those arrangements with us as had happened with other locations.
There is NO information in the room about the resort or the surrounding area, it’s been purposely removed by the resort. We called the front desk and were told so. If you want information, you must go to the office and submit your self to the hard sell by the concierge staff, who called our room all hours of the day and night even after we said over and over we did not wish to attend a sales update.
Wifi was very poor… hit and miss. I was repeatedly knocked off and was told by the front desk to call their vendors, an hour ordeal of being cut off and hanging on hold.
My advise get the information regarding what you want to do before arriving.
The sun and lazy river are amazing, the pools are great for families and they offer an activity area for kids.

Stayed in a 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom. Very spacious rooms and porches. Great service from everyone at the front desk. I hope to stay there again. Very clean. Pool area was very nice but didn’t get to go in. Pool closes at 10pm

Nice, standard time-​share room. Nice common outside area. Skanky-​feeling parking behind the resort.

We stayed at a 2^nd-​floor 2-​bedroom suite here for a weekend. From one of the bedrooms and the living room, there is a great view of the very clean, well-​maintained pool area and the spectacular mountain range to the west. The rooms themselves are very clean and comfortable, and the concierge and rest of the staff were friendly and helpful. The establishment is conveniently located on Palm Canyon Drive, right next to the design district. The restaurant district downtown is a bit over a mile away, near enough to be reached through a pleasant stroll.

See the photo of the mountain view? There is only a 50% chance that you will have that view from your room. There is also a 50% chance that you will be overlooking a parking lot. Make sure ahead of time which side you are going to be on.
I have seen this place described as a «Resort» in some marketing materials, It is actually a converted Ramada Inn. It is not bad for a 2 or maybe 3 night stay but if you are looking for a longer resort experience, I’d look to somewhere else. This place is a bit cramped.
The pool doesn’t really have enough space around it and the pool chairs are close to the first floor rooms where people are staying. While we were at the pool, there were some rowdy families not controlling their screaming kids so we used the pools at other real resorts. There don’t seem to be any rules telling people not to fill up the pool with blow up rafts or floats so pool can quickly become covered with these things.
The excersize room is cramped too — it has 4 machines and mirrors all around to make it look larger.
The water misting machine (that is used to keep people cool while sitting outside) is awkwardly positioned making it is difficult to sit under so it doesn’t cool anyone. it seems like more of a prop than anything else.
Most of the staff were friendly but some seemed unfamiliar with American customer service standards.
The BBQ on the porch of each room was handy. The room itself was clean and the cleaning staff friendly. The Denny’s next door was good for Grand Slam breakfasts and the retro liquor store across the street was a good trip back in time.
We did not see any roaches as one other persons mentioned. Cleanliness was not an issue.

My friend’s wife does the time share thing with her family, and she hooked us up with this place up for a group.
I had limited interaction with the staff, but they seemed friendly enough. The property isn’t new, but passable. The amenities were decent, but certainly not luxurious. Best part is possibly the location. Right on the main drag and about a $ 10 cab ride from the main scene.
I’m a Marriott guy, but I’d stay here again if someone else was paying (again).

Noise: The staff begins vacuuming at 8:30 am, I don’t know about you, but I enjoy sleeping in on vacation. At night the tv can be heard through the walls, making going to sleep before 11 or midnight difficult. One day, during the day I tried to nap, I could hear the cleaning staff’s music, and loud talking, cleaning the room next door. When that stopped, there were noises of construction.
Broken items: Our fireplace didn’t work, we called the front desk, and they said someone would be up to fix it, but never came.
The hot tub is not hot. When someone from our party asked the front desk, they did have someone look at it (it’s supposed to be at 104 but feels like 98). We checked two days later and it felt the same.
The towels feel like Brillo pads.
Service: Some of the front desk staff is nice, however one lady had an attitude. Our keys stopped working, and the lady wanted our ID and then lectured us about keeping our phone near the cards because it demagnitizes them. It turns out all the cards to our room stopped working because someone at the front desk checked us out early.
Perks: Very close to downtown, we walked a few times. There is a kitchen (although very small), and washer & dryer in the room. Beautiful view of the mountains. There is a BBQ on the patio. The beds are comfortable, but bring your own pillow.

It’s nice to be near everything, but I think my husband and I were hoping for more of a quiet getaway in the desert.
We had a 1-​bedroom «apartment» with a really big balcony and BBQ. It also had its own washer/​dryer and full-​size kitchen with dishwasher. The pool was big and the spa was awesome, so that was nice and relaxing.
Our major complaint was that our apartment was on the main road and it was so loud! My husband could barely sleep, so that kind of ruined the trip. Bring earplugs!

We stayed in a 2 Bedroom unit over the weekend. All of the rooms are decent sized, small kitchen, but perfect for our mini vacation. All of the beds, including the murphy bed in the living room were super comfortable, pillows were awesome too… The timeshare is in a great location, with plenty of places to visit or eat within walking distance. Large jacuzzi. All around, a really nice place.
The staff was super nice as well, very helpful. Looking forward to going back next year.

I’m definitely a fan. We’ve stayed at a few of the Worldmark’s, although it is an older of the resorts-​it is nice, comfortable, decent size, clean and near downtown. I would definitely come back.

Roaches.
In one of your rooms facing Cam Del Court. I won’t say which room because I was a guest of someone staying there, but the room had cockroaches.
Otherwise i’d rate a three.
The room was a tad small.
The bathroom was the best part, i’m a sucker for block-​glass windows.

Our annual desert getaway this year landed us at Worldmark by Wyndham in Palm Springs. Worldmark is your typical timshare, a la 1985. Don’t get me wrong, it was a blast, but it could certainly use a bit of a renovation.
The outside of the 3 story building doesn’t look like much, but the location is prime. It’s on North Palm Canyon Drive, which is pretty much like the Strip of Vegas. It’s where everything Palm Springs happens. Palm desert is just a 20 min or so drive away.
Inside are some of the nicest staff around. Larry checked us in and was around a lot during our stay. He’s got that old Palm Springs charm. Super friendly, super helpful, super chatty. He was great.
The lobby is a bit worn down, but has everything you need; toiletries, summer gear, movies for rent, 2 computers for guest use. Off the lobby is a game room with a few video games, air hockey, and ping pong. There is also a communal living room, which is wear we got our morning coffee, but nothing much else.
We stayed in a 3 bedroom unit. Not a huge space, but really just right. It had 1 king, 1 queen, 2 twins, and even a queen murphy bed in the dining room. Easily slept 8 comfortably. The décor is a bit dated, but since they keep it pretty simple, it worked. The beds were definitely on the firm side, but not uncomfortable. The kitchen had all the needed appliances and dishes for a big group. There really wasn’t much else we needed.
We had 3 patios for our unit, and even our own gas grill. Definite plus.
The pool area is where we spent most of our time. It was an decent sized pool with plenty of chairs and room. Then again, it’s slow season for the desert, so it might be a bit crowded during peak season. It’s a much more casual atmosphere than at the JW type resorts, but the benefit to that is you get to bring your own drinks and snacks poolside. Another plus. We did run into a few annoying patrons who had issues with our rafts in the pool, but others who didn’t mind. Heck, I didn’t complain to the manager when the kids were deliberately doing cannonballs to soak us, but I guess some people are just used to always getting their way. Whatever.
Overall, a great place to stay for the money.

We stayed here for the weekend during our trip to Palm Springs. It’s one of the tiniest and original WorldMark resorts. We were set up in a studio, which was quite nice. Decent sized bathroom, living area, and bathroom. Patio is great for people watching, but the best part is that you can walk from your room straight to the pool.
Location is great. You need only drive a few minutes to be in the heart of Palm Springs activities and nightlife. Staff was accommodating. I agree with other Unilocalers that the resort could use a bit of upgrading, but its appearance isn’t offensive, so no real complaints there.
A great place for a weekend getaway.

I stayed overnight here on a Monday night with some girlfriends. Had a 2 bedroom (one queen bed, two twin beds), 2 bathroom unit with full kitchen. It was practical, functional, and very comfortable. It isn’t luxurious accommodations like you would expect from a hotel, but it gets the job done in a good way. There was even a queen sized murphy bed in the living room, so each of us had our own beds. I can imagine that those who spend a few days or weeks here would feel like they are in an apartment. The complete kitchen beckons you to bring your own groceries. By cooking breakfast or a no-​fuss meal, I’d imagine that you could save quite a bit of money, versus eating out 3 meals a day. Great for those with families who are on vacation but still need to be budget-​conscious.
The building was so quiet! Probably since it was a weekday. Didn’t get to take advantage of the gym or the playroom, but it’s nice to know that the amenities are there. The pool looked sparkling and inviting, but our stay was too short to even take advantage. Next time!
This Worldmark is situated on Palm Canyon Dr, so you’re in close proximity to the popular restaurants and shops of this famous strip. Everything is technically walking distance, although hot desert heat may hinder that ambition.

It’s time for an update.
They’ve finally upgraded the beds! YES! They were very comfortable and I didn’t wake up once like last visit.
The «resort» (if you can call it that) was packed so it was hard to find a chair at the pool if you weren’t out early enough. There weren’t a ton of kids jumping all over us in the pool like last time either.
The Worldmark is in a great location — just a quick drive down Palm Canyon and you’re in the heart of it all!

Worldmark Palm Springs is a resort that I initially didn’t care for, but one that has grown on me over time. The resort is the smallest Worldmark property I’ve ever been to which is actually part of its charm. During our last trip I found out that the property was once a Holiday Inn back when Holiday Inns were all the rage. The owners lounge was at one time one of the coolest bars in Palm Springs and Sonny and Cher were married in the lobby of the resort. Pretty cool stuff, huh?
If you are at all familiar with Worldmark resorts you will immediately recognize a lot of your surroundings. The units are furnished with the standard furniture, which are plenty nice and comfortable. The front desk and the concierge’s desk staffed by people who are always will to give information or advice and nicely manicured grounds.
The pool area at this resort is substantially smaller than that of other Worldmark resorts, but is more than ample for the number of guests on any given week. Chairs can sometimes be at a premium, but if there were more chairs the area would be too crowded. The Jacuzzi is good sized with a capacity of 10 – 12 people comfortably. One nice amenity of the first floor units is that the pool is literally a few steps from your patio. The pool is a close to these units as most people pool at home is to their house.
If your activities will be centered right in Palm Springs, this is the perfect location. Palm Desert and Rancho Mirage are about a 15 minute drive down Palm Canyon Blvd. One warning I will give you is that some of the pictures posted on this page ARE NOT the Palm Springs location. The big lagoon style pool and the golf course are at the Indio resort which is also a nice place. The smaller pool pictured is at Palm Springs.

This is an older resort All Worldmark owners should join
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Has wi-​fi at a charge of $ 4.95 a day.