Such a cute resort, that I almost forgot I was at a WorldMark. This property was small, but our room (1 Bedroom unit) was spacious. The front desk staff was friendly and helpful and had coffee available in the office for most of the day. Our unit had an actual full kitchen, albeit small with only a two burner stove. Funny that there was a mini fridge built into the kitchen, but they added a full size refrigerator as well. We loved the look of the place with the Adobe style and furnishings which felt very Santa Fe. I'm happy to report that the fireplace still worked during a power outage. We were there during a huge snowstorm and lost power for several hours. I'm told this part of town usually goes down. The office had flashlights available for guests and the next morning the staff was helping us dig out our car. My only complaint about the property was that they use wood blinds in the bedroom and also have exterior lighting on all night. It made it difficult to sleep, so I would recommend bringing a sleep mask. There is no free wi-fi, so you need to pay based on the length of your stay and the number of devices. We loved the location just off Guadalupe Street. It was a main thoroughfare which we used to walk into the Plaza and Railroad Arts District on many occasions. It is 1/2 - 1 mile to many restaurants and cultural destinations in Santa Fe. The parking lot is gravel, so not easy for wheeling your luggage to your room. It is small so no room for large RVs, trailers, etc. Great restaurants within a few blocks for an easy breakfast to start your day. read more

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This place is a hidden jewel. Rooms are very clean. Staff super helpful. Cozy front patio with fireplace. Parking for each building. Located near the downtown where you can walk and window shop. Plenty of places to eat nearby. We have stayed here now three times, does not disappoint. read more

Such a cute little resort. It is decorated in the New Mexican style. It's does not have a pool which my kids love. This resort was close to the plaza (about 15 minutes walk) that we walked there numerous times we were there. And there is no sale team! There is no stove but does come with a small kitchen area with full dishwasher, stove top, mini fridge, utilities, pots/pan, etc. Sofa turn into a bed. It's seemed relatively comfortable for a sofa bed. I didn't sleep in it; my friend and her son did. Since it a small resort, the washer and dryer is shared in the office. They do have a little business/computer you can use in the office as well. Place was clean. Would recommend and will come back. read more

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79 degrees the first day. Light snow the second. Rooms are very small but located close to historic downtown and art museums. read more

Stayed here 4 nights in April 2025 in the Hotel rooms around the back. Arrived after dark and found a parking spot which we were glad as we had read parking was limited. Small and cozy room. Walking distance to so much. Toured the State Capitol and various churches and museums. Weather was gorgeous and service and staff were top notch especially Joanna at checkin. Thank you! read more

Perfect location for our little stay. And we LOVE Margaret - what a sweetheart. Washers on-site, full kitchen, fireplace. We will be back! read more

Now this is how the places are supposed to be. This place is clean staff is amazing. As an owner member I would say out of all the places I have stayed for a small place this should be the example. I have stayed here a few times and it is always amazing, hopefully Toas WorldMark can get their act together like this place. Thank you to the staff for a great stay, my kids and I hold hope for the value of our purchase given this place. Again thank you for the great stay. read more

Buyer Beware My wife (fiancé at the time) and I planned to take our honeymoon in SantaFe and decided on WorldMark. We made reservations directly through the WorldMark website as we did not want to take a chance using an online travel website. We made our reservations in February (five months in advance) and paid in full for a suite with a kitchenette. We received a phone call a week before our wedding confirming our reservation. One would think that everything was set. Surprise, surprise, surprise!!! While on the flight from Philadelphia to Santa Fe we received a message stating: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are unable to accommodate your upcoming reservation at the WorldMark Santa Fe. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and we appreciate your patience and understanding. You can reach us on 800-917-1591 so we can assist with an alternate option. Have a great day." Again I emphasize this reservation was made through the WorldMark website. I am emphasizing this fact because they eventually lied and said we made our reservation through Expedia. WE DID NOT!!! When we had our layover in Dallas my wife called, but had to wait on hold for over 30 minutes and was put on hold again after finally reaching someone. She was then disconnected, called back, was on hold again, and eventually had to end the call when instructed by a flight attendant on our connecting flight. We were upset and frustrated. Imagine landing in an unfamiliar city without a place to sleep on your honeymoon during a tourist packed weekend. Fortunately, we did find other accommodations. We paid for our new room while waiting for a refund from WorldMark. It would have been nice if they had at least provided us with the interest we would have received by investing the money in a savings account for the aggravation, wasted time, inconvenience, and for nearly destroying the honeymoon we planned for months. I can say with certainty that I have never been treated this way. I will never again stay at any Wyndham property. read more

Charming resort! This was our home for 5 nights and, although, we did not spend a lot of time in the resort we enjoyed our stay whenever we were home. We were checked-in by Carmen, very friendly and bubbly, so eager and excited to tell us all about the activities and restaurants in Santa Fe. It turns out that the resort was very close to Old Town and we could easily walk the perimeter of it just around the resort. The units were very different from the other WorldMark resorts we stayed in. This resort was unique and uniform to the style of homes and businesses in NM. The unit was smaller than average WorldMark units. Our compact studio had a queen size bed. Kitchen included a microwave oven, 2-burner stove top (but who has time to cook with all the restaurants in Old Town), a mini fridge and a dishwasher. It had a front patio complete with furniture where we could relax and soak in the Santa Fe atmosphere... ahh! but no time for that, we were always on the go. Units did not have a washer and dryer but a complimentary laundry facility was available on site. No pool or hot tub in this resort. The parking lot area was tiny and gravel, not paved. Don't bring your RV, boat or trailer, this location is not equipped to accommodate big things like those. This Santa Fe resort is 7,320-feet above sea level. We live in a lower altitude in Roseville so we had to make adjustments so we won't be out of breath all the time. It's a charming resort. We want to come back! Review #0534 read more

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Worldmark Santa Fe is part of the vast array of Resorts available to us through Wyndham ownership. We have stayed at a handful of Worldmark properties and have been quite happy with them. This one is no exception, we really like it. It's so different from the large normal resort stereotype. The cabins are made of adobe brick and are quite rustic! No elevators here and some of the units are on the second level. It's only a short walk to the downtown Santa Fe Plaza, which is a National Historic Landmark ! Don't miss meeting the Native American traders and purchasing a souvenir of their jewelry or artwork and take a few minutes to visit with them. This is one of our favorite towns in the Southwest. It's just a short drive to Taos and you pass by many beautiful missions on the way. If you are a skier check out Angel-fire Ski Area, another neat drive in the Santa Fe area. read more

WorldMark Santa Fe - Santa Fe charm - Resorts Near Me - Santa Fe, New Mexico

So the worse scenario just happened to me. I stayed at WM Santa Fe in June with my friend (she is also 70). I just found out yesterday 8-4-22 that I have been charged by this resort for $620. for damaging the stove top. I would sware on my life that there was absolutely nothing wrong with the stove (which we didn't even use) when we checked out at 5:30 am the morning we departed. I received absolutely no communication about this - nothing to ask me my side - nothing. Worldmark is not supporting me on this and has told me that the charge will stay on my account until I pay it and that I cannot use my ownership until I pay. Of course, I will not pay for something I honest to God did not damage. There was no follow up with me, nothing until I tried to make a reservation yesterday. Of course I'm still required to pay maintenance dues each month even though my account is suspended. I would not recommend staying here and if you do, please take pictures when you leave and demand some kind of statement from the Manager, Josette when you leave. In my over 20 year of ownership, I have never had this treatment. There was a maintenance issue in our unit while we stayed there where the walls were shaking and a loud booming noise all night one night. Supposedly they fixed it but who is to say it didn't start up again and knocked something down or ?? I have no idea what happened. I hope this never happens to anyone. I am appalled that WM won't help me as it Josette's word against mine and that the responsibility is completely on me. This is like a bad dream and I will now exit Worldmark because of it. Beware read more

Thanks to Gayle's Sister's WorldMark membership, this is where both and their husbands resided during our wonderful weekend in Santa Fe. This is not your typoical WorldmMark resort, as it's more of a boutique property that melds in well with the surrounding neighborhood. All adobe of course. In a previous life, this property was owned by the nearby El Dorado Hotel and served as executive accommodations. Our studio apartment was comfortable and well appointed. When not sleeping in our rooms, we were taking long walks (the Plaza is just a few blocks away) or hanging out on the patio. It was great experience and a great stay, and one that we would all love to repeat. read more

Do NOT get a room on the first floor. You will hear EVERY sound the people above you make including the rolling of their luggage wheels across the floor at 5AM. Arrrrrrgh! Other than that, the rooms are well-appointed. The location is great for lots of wonderful things including double take consignment shop, which is not to be missed! read more

We arrived here early I mean early in the morning ... (We supposed to be here the night before but that's another story) anyway, I don't regret getting a time share with my wife because Worldmark makes it like a home away from home. This was our place to stay on our 5 day vacay. Although we never really get to stay and enjoy the facility, it was nice to know we have a convenient place to stay. This Worldmark is different from the other worldmarks we stayed in. It was uniformed to the what the theme in the town of Santa Fe are. Kind of think it the whole state of New Mexico has same kind of housing pattern. Square adobes like how the native Indians back in the day built their housing. Santa Fe is a beautiful historical place and have lots of restaurants. We were greeted by Carmen, a very nice enthusiastic lady who helped us checked in and told us where to go. It was a very pleasant greeting from what we went through earlier that morning. Our place was a nice small studio with a small fridge , stove , microwave oven, dishwasher and a flat screen tv. Although we were on the go all the time, it was a nice place to come home and relax. We truly enjoyed our stay here. read more

WorldMark Santa Fe - Resorts Near Me - Santa Fe, New Mexico

Beautiful, small resort, clean and great host at check in, but why aren't they pet friendly?? Most hotels in Santa Fe are. (I know they are a time share but still--- they should have an option where you can pay extra). They would be perfect for pets as the floors are cement and tile. Thick Adobe walls, you couldn't hear any barking. Also $5/day for wifi. Why?? Please add a pet option and free WiFi and it would be five stars. Good locale , near historic district , too... About ten min walk. read more

We stayed two nights for our mini anniversary vacay. We walked in and the room was beautiful. Even my husband was impressed and he's not one to really care. We got the studio off the kayak app and I was a little worried we would get a bad room. But our room had a fire place, walk in shower, a little kitchen with a microwave, dishwasher, two burner stove, coffee maker, and all the kitchen utensils you'll need to make food, even a small spice rack, blender, a hand mixer. However, the coffee that came in the room kinda sucked--especially since I had no creamer(lol). Also, bring slippers or socks because the floors are stone/concrete and floors get pretty cold. For people with disabilities, maybe it was just the room I got, but everything seemed low, like perfect for a little person or someone in a wheel chair. They also had a chair in the shower that folded down. I really loved this little casita. We didn't have our own patio but other rooms did. We will definitely be back. read more

We have stayed at many timeshares over the last 20 plus years and this is one of the best. The rooms are clean and perfectly located. The staff earns six stars. We had the opportunity to deal with everyone and without exception they went above and beyond. We have stayed at almost all of the hotels and spas in the area and we will only stay here from this point on. read more

This was our second Worldmark resort stay in New Mexico several weeks ago. Our first stop was the Taos Worldmark, which was amazing. This resort---not so much. Overall, a disappointment--mostly due to the manager. Although walking distance from the Santa Fe Plaza, the location is sort of hidden and off the beaten path. The unit was pleasant enough and nicely furnished, but small. The bathroom toilet was set crooked into the cement in the bathroom floor, which made things awkward. The bedroom screen door to the outside--uh--alley---was also broken, which didn't make for a feeling of safety or security. Worst of all, however, was Steven, the "manager." He argued with me over the potential parking lot situation (they were expecting it to be paved) when I needed clarification, then had the nerve to accuse ME of being upset, stating "he was doing the best he can." To add insult to injury, he also went on an unnecessary rant when I asked about room internet service. I had mentioned Taos had given us a code and not charged, at which point he raved they shouldn't be doing that because I was a "Worldmark" member, not a "Wyndham" owner and that seeing Taos gave away codes to "Worldmark" members, that placed him and other Worldmark resorts in a compromising position---BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH. I swear if I hadn't been so tired from the drive from Taos to Santa Fe, I would have---never mind. Needless to say, he had to eat crow because he showed up at our door about 20 minutes later with an internet code in hand. Then he tried to make nice the rest of our stay by doing awkward things like fixing the tag at the back of my blouse (TOTALLY AWKWARD AND INAPPROPRIATE) and engaging in babble and small talk, which was totally transparent. The rest of the staff was very nice and helpful. Steven was rude, disrespectful, inappropriate and overall, not a satisfactory candidate for a management position at a resort, which requires respect, diplomacy and courtesy at all times with all visitors. Two stars because it's walking distance to the plaza. Stay at the Worldmark Taos, where the staff goes out of their way to help and the decor is gorgeous and filled with warmth. You won't regret it. read more

We've been WM owners for about seven years. This is our 14th property we've stayed at. When WM sends me a survey, I will let them know that the reception wasn't the usual warm and friendly one we usually have. Also, the internet here is the WORST. No, let me take that back. Out of 14 different properties, at least half have terrible internet. If I have to pay for internet, then by golly, it should work. I HATE that WM has this system. Good grief, just build in local internet. If I have t pay, then so be it. I'll pay-- but I don't like getting kicked off every few minutes. Grrrrrrrrr. This is definitely a smaller WM, as the website says. Our room was nice (I'll post pics in a bit). We got a studio unit, since we were staying for 4 nights and I had no intention of cooking anyway (so many restaurants to choose from). Our studio had a m/wave, stove and small dishwasher-- no oven. That was fine.But, here's what I didn't like. Our unit had one of the two community BBQ pits right outside our window. So, people were loud while cooking. It was about 8-sih and we were tired from our long drive from Arizona. To make things worse, there are wooden blinds with about a 2" gap between the blind and window. When I stood outside, I could see our bed in full view. Suffice it to say, for honeymooners, they might put on a good show for voyeurs. Luckily, we're older married folks so that wasn't a problem. Nevertheless, I went to the front office ask for sheets. We ended up draping them over the blinds, so I could feel privacy from anyone walking by (and they certainly did). I called them "ghetto blinds" which took away from the ambience of the room. I figured there wouldn't be a pool, but bummer that there's not a Jacuzzi. Personally, I don't think this is a kid-friendly property as there's not much for them to entertain themselves. My tip for dining: Del Charro's. Sit on the patio and there's a choice of two $7.00 dinner specials. I had the blue corn chicken enchiladas was rockin' good! Their margaritas are the best I've ever had for $7.00. This property is designed in the Santa Fe Adobe look, and it's a nice property. Just know it's very small-- and test to see that people can't peek in to your room...unless you don't mind being seen! read more

To begin with, WorldMark is a club, so you usually have to be a member to stay there. However you can find listings on public sites posted by members to rent out a room. If you use one of these, be prepared to leave CC info as a deposit. Of the 38 out of the ninety or so WorldMark properties we have stayed at, this is one of the nicest. Our room, 1101, is the only room with a private patio. It is indeed the same room we stayed in last year at this time when all of the WorldMarks closed due to covid and we had to return home. Room 1101 is quite small, suitable for a couple or family with young children. The skylights are great, especially the one in the bath. The kitchen has a two burner stovetop, microwave, coffee maker, mini-fridge and mini-dishwasher, no oven. There is a full set of cookware, flatware, plates and glasses, although with all of the great restaurants within walking distance many would opt to only cook breakfast and snacks. The only complaint I have, and it is very minor, is that parking is tight, by which I mean you may have to forward and reverse your car into a parking place. The neighborhood seem safe enough; we never had any problems. Others have mentioned its closeness to galleries and the main plaza. So stay here, enjoy the culture and the food, and have fun. read more

Booking.com, placed reservation with 3 day cancellatiion for refund on 12/4 for 12/10-12/13. I cancelled 12/5. Called booking and they contacted Worldmark Santa Fe front desk & said they processed refund. Again next day called, Joset manager told booking.com (Amber) that they never charged & weren't refunding $498.03. I have to go through a process with Booking to try and retrieve my refund. After calling & leaving msg for Joset manager & she doesn't call back. I sent Booking.com copy of my charge and they said they are truly sorry I have to even go through this! DO NOT USE THIS SITE, $500 is alot of money to lose, they are not honest. read more

This place has gone down hill. The room they put me in was not good and non stop construction. As a worldmark owner this use to be one of my favorite spots but they don't care about their owners and give them no priority. Non stop workers the whole time even on Sunday. Very disappointing read more

This is our fourth night of seven staying here. This place is okay, but certainly not five star accommodations. The pros: 1. Friendly staff, some better than others, but no real complaints. 2. Fairly close to downtown, if walking isn't an issue. 3. Comfortable bed. 4. Overall clean and nice enough decor. 5. Two TVs 6. Good internet reliability, but if you're a guest, you're gonna pay! Not a big price, as fancy hotels, but it's another way to nickel and dime guests. The cons: 1. By far, the parking stinks! One way in and out! If you have a larger vehicle, hope to park near the entrance/exit. I thought I could go around the back and exit the property, only to find out, I was going into a dead end maze. Thank goodness for backup cameras! It took several three point turns to get the Explorer turned around, but I did it, without any damage. 2. Nearly every light switch and faucet handle are backwards, at least in our unit. The tub/shower goes from hot to cold and my kid couldn't believe how ice cold the water was when he'd turned the handle all the way around, only to find out it's all backwards. Same with the sink handles. They turn toward the wall to open the tap... the light switches in the strip kitchen are wired backwards too. The one for the sink is by the stove and vice versa. Can't thus place label them at least? 3. Bedroom window. When we arrived, the bedroom was chilly. I had read on the website that this place had radiant floor hearing. The living room may have it, but the bedroom floor was ice cold. The unit had two heaters, one for the living room and one for the bedroom. But, they are controlled by a remote control, which was on the wall next to a hardwired thermostat. The front desk guy finally came over to explain the hardwired unit doesn't work! Thanks for the tip! I told him the bedroom window was ajar and he said it was on the list for a part... but he came over and found a screw in the jam, which was preventing the window from closing. The next day maintenance came over and put the screen back on, but my wife said she had to help him and she can't even use a screwdriver! Go figure! The window doesn't lock, but we didn't feel unsafe and there is a wall right outside the window so it's only for light, as there isn't any view of anything, but a giant wall. 3. The place isn't too noisy, but it's located near a big intersection, which makes it susceptible to traffic noise. 4. The refrigerator is a medium sized mini fridge, not even a small apt. sized one and if you have an issue bending over, then you won't like it. The dishwasher is a mini size too, but decent for a few quick meals overall. Have not tried the stove yet. 5. The doors separating the living room from the bedroom are not very secure, but they do provide privacy. The bedroom is small as is the whole unit, considering what they have inside, but it's okay, just not spacious. 5. All of the floor is cement, which may be easier to clean, so no filthy carpets, but it's ice cold and not appreciated in the winter! A few more area rugs for the bedroom and bathroom would be nice. 6. Poor lighting. They have plenty of lamps and overheads, but none of them cast lighting enough to great visibility. Just more for a relaxed mood, which is fine some of the time. This place is far from a five star or even four star accommodation, but adequate. If you come here, bring a Smart car! I doubt I'll ever come back to Santa Fe, but if I did, I'd seek other lodging. If I were a timeshare owner, I'd be disappointed in this place. They're are supposed to renovate, but I can't see it's necessary. They can't make the parking lot bigger unless they tear down a building and they just need to maintain their units a bit better. This place isn't bad, but it's not great either. I guess it all depends on what you want...or expect. read more