WorldMark San Francisco

We had a corner room on the top floor. A 1 bedroom, 2 bathroom. Its small but bigger than a hotel room. The kitchenette is small but we had everything we needed.
The bathrooms are tiled and were very clean and the towels were pristine. The furnishings all appeared newer and modern. The couch was comfortable, the sofa bed was kinda thin but it was ok. The King bed was great! The resort is in the middle of the city so it can be noisy but they have earplugs in the nightstand.
The building is old, so there is only 1 elevator. A wide set of stairs. You can hear everything from the hall just about so its nice to be courteous and be on the quieter side in the hallways.
The biggest CON was when we checked in get went to the concierge desk and I was offered a map and discussion of places to go things to see etc. Then I was strongly encouraged to come to the owner update with breakfast. I said no thanks I dont need it and no time for it in 2 days. She kept at me and I said no 4 times. Finally she says… Look I get credit for this so I’m gonna need you to go. I kept my gaze steady and said… I said no thanks. After that all information stopped flowing and it was awkward, so I grabbed the map and left. After that papers were slid under my door to try and entice me to attend, the phone kept ringing. My bf finally had to answer it in a terse voice to which there was no one there.
There is parking lot across the way which works out fine. Loading and unloading can be an issue if everyone else is doing the same, so try to check in and out a little off the times others are doing it too.
We were able to have pizza delivered right to our room from Uncle Vinnie’s which was great during a rainy day.
Overall I really liked staying here as it was a great proximity to many things in SF. Prepare yourself for traffic in the city it takes much longer to get around than your GPS tells you. I would stay here again but I will not tolerate any «welcome packet, parking pass» or whatever other nonsense I am told that really in a owner update in disguise.

I LOVE the location, but parking garage is across the street and charges per day. Our (studio) room was located in an inconvenient area of the hotel, small and steep stairs with no elevator access to my knowledge. If you’re looking for a place to (just) sleep and do more sightseeing, then this is a great place. Financial district, shopping, coffee shops, etc are within walking distance!

I want to get out of (k) due to increase maintenance fee. I have no clue when I signed the contract. Just a waste n lesson to learn

–No shampoo in the hotel room!!! They make you BUY it down in the lobby!
–Rooms and hallways smelly.
–Lobby small and uninviting.
–Rooms very small and road noise loud!!!
–Location… Good. But, that’s the only good thing.
Don’t stay here!!! There are better options elsewhere.

I’ve been to other WorldMark locations and have experienced a really good time, with a great atmosphere, but this was however the worst experience that I have had. Right from the get go as soon as we walked in the door we were completely bombarded by signing up for breakfast so that we may receive «gifts.» Having just landed 35 minutes ago, I was still trying to get my bearings when the staff was shoving papers for me to fill out with my personal information. I was completely taken aback so I was not prepared at all to be facing the staff trying to force us to sign up for things. It even got to the point where we had to unplug the hotel phone because they were continually calling us. I was so upset about the experience that I was almost thinking of canceling the rest of our stay and just paying for a hotel. When I’m on vacation I want to be staying at a place that is welcoming and calm.
If you are considering on staying at a WorldMark I would make sure and read reviews before-​hand of the ones you plan on staying at. This one has had several negative reviews.

After attending a long day of drinking, walking, yelling, and stalking at the SF Crafts Spirits Carnival (8−15−15)I finally got to relax and chill for a bit at this fine establishment. Worldmark by Wyndham gives you the cozy, comfortable living of having an apartment in San Francisco with the special amenities of a hotel.
Great place to stay near Chinatown, close to public transportation and parking. The front desk staff was very welcoming. The only set back was the elevator, very small and sorta creey.
If they changed the music up or just not play it at all. it would feel like less of being in horror movie. My friends also agreed upon that. but you can find out for yourself. Overall the stay was pretty cool.

Stayed there this past weekend so happy it became available about a month ago. My friends and I were going to a 2 day festival and decided to make it a stay-​cation. We all live within an hour from the city so it was nice. The weather was beautiful more so on the hot side than we’re use to being from the bay. Of course this timeshare is different than the rest more like a hotel. We ended up with 2 rooms both a bedroom. But one of them had 2 bathrooms which worked for us girls. Staff was really helpful and sufficient. Can’t wait to go back!

Nice spot, we have timeshares with world mark so this location is great — location is fairly decent and the service is second to none!
I do wish parking was better but I am staying in the HEART od SF!

Came with my sister’s family, who are timeshare members, but had my own room on 3^rd floor. All the rooms on this floor have their renovations completed by the promised 3÷31÷15 deadline. I think the room was done very nicely with all the electronics for entertainment brought up-​to-​date. An earlier reviewer commented on old TVs with VHS players. Those are gone with a DVD player hooked up to a big wall mounted flat screen TV in the livingroom, and a smaller flatscreen TV in the bedroom. Also, someone complained about the «air conditioner» hanging out the window in both the livingroom & bedroom. Uh, that is new & a very efficient unit that also has a heater in (more important in SF where the chillie summer fog makes a nice heater desirable at night).
The sales people are pushy, so if you don’t want to hear the WorldMark timeshare rap you must be firm with people at check-​in and be clear you will not be scheduled for a free breakfast & gift. There is no such thing as a free lunch (or breakfast). You will be grilled for 2 hours. I took a star off for how slick they were in «ordering you breakfast & giving you a gift for their 25^th anniversary» for what was just a sales rap.

I would have given this place 5 stars if it weren’t for the renovation noises right above our heads. While trying to sleep in the morning, starting about 7:45 am, there was hammering and drilling and large bangs of something hitting the floor aka the ceiling directly over our heads. It was pretty ridiculous. I even filmed it to make sure i wasn’t crazy. We tried earplugs and pillows and white noise but none of it helped. We told the front desk and they didn’t have any other rooms available… So we were tired most days while sightseeing because we tend to go to bed late and on vacation, like to sleep in until at least 9am, but that dream was quickly crushed by the insanely loud crashes above our bed. We loved the location and the hotel otherwise, which saved this from being a one star review.

Old quaint resort hotel. Quite different than what your used to at worldmark but it’s very very nice. Excellent location. Small rooms. So personal. John the front desk rep from Texas. Been at this location since it opened. Great welcome guy.

My parents are WorldMark owners and my wife and I stayed their for my birthday as guests. The facilities are not up to what I’ve seen at other WorldMarks, but they’re not meant to; the building is older, the location is smaller, and the atmosphere is quaint. I found nothing wrong with this and my wife and I had a fabulous time. On top of that, it’s in a great location.
The reason I gave it three stars is because of my experience with the sales staff. Like most timeshares, they offer you a reward for sitting through a sales presentation. I have sat through these before and did not wish to do so again, but the woman was so insistent upon check-​in that we ended up caving in. I told her right off the bat that we would not be purchasing anything, but she insisted and said it was not a big deal. Turns out it was a big deal. The salespeople at this location were among the most aggressive salespeople I have ever encountered to the point where they were rude and insulting. They acted like I was an asshole for wasting their time by coming to a presentation and not buying anything, but I only came because they wouldn’t take «no» for an answer when I told them I didn’t want to go in the first place!
In short: stay here, but don’t do the sales presentation for any reason.

$ 156 for 2 nights on N.Y.E for a one bedroom suite. $ 1 an hr parking across the street parking lot until 9pm. Can not complain!!! Need I say more? Time share hotel this is, we did try a yr ago on the wait list and never got off of it for N.Y.E.
We have to always keep in mind we are in S.F. and hotels are half the size of your average hotel anywhere else not in the city. There are 1 bdrm 1 bth and 1 bdrm 2 bth as well. The couch converts in to a pull out bed for an extra 2. There is no kitchen, there is a sink, microwave and fridge with a cabinet containing sets of plates, cups, bowls, salt and pepper, utensils and napkins. There is a t.v. in the living room and bedroom. The bedroom has a flash light and ear plugs. Air conditioner and heater are in both the bedroom and living room, f.y.i. it is loud when you turn it on!!! Ear plugs will be helpful then.

I stayed here for my second time while visiting San Francisco and I thoroughly enjoyed every part of it. The staff is very friendly and the rooms were great. A little small but still very nice.

Some good, some bad.
The good:
The location is great and convenient to everywhere. Public transportation nearby is easy to use.
Right near the Chinatown gate. Great!
The rooms have a mini fridge, micro, and they give you paper goods to eat, silverware, etc… Very handy
There is a gym, lots of movies to choose from, internet computer set up in the lobby in case your phone is dead, etc… That was all good.
The NOT so good
Small rooms
No refresh of your room during your stay. We were there 3 nights. Hang those towels up!
REALLY small rooms. Did I mention that. We were tripping on each other and our suitcases.
We had fruit flies in our room from the previous visitor. Housekeeping didn’t get rid of them before we got there, and we had some wine when we arrived and they got in it immediately. Like 10 in each person’s glass. It was kind of gross.
The Wyndham idea of selling you a timeshare when you arrive at their hotel is annoying. We were forced to stop by a special desk for a «welcome packet» but it was a thinly veiled timeshare attempt. Hotelshare. Whatever. It was still annoying.
In fact, that by itself would actually prevent me from ever choosing a WorldMark by Wyndham ever again. Anyway, it’s a 3 star mixed bag.

Is a great location (3 blocks from union square) 7 – 8 to the ferri building. Service is really good and rooms ar well manteined, clean, quite, i come to tbis hotel 3 – 4 times s year and still love it. Close to the convention center too? So u dont need a car when in the city… Highly recomended

This is not your ordinary condo, It is a charming boutique hotel that is perfectly suited for the heart of San Francisco! I have read a few complaints about the noise — well they now have double paned the windows and frankly I found the soft, natural sounds of the city comforting. I AM NOT EMPLOYED BY WORLDMARK! The graciousness of the staff is absolutely overwhelming! The European kitchens are completely appropriate for this unique location. We were able to «eat in» easily and with great comfort.
This is absolutely my favorite place to stay in the center of the city! My mother and I have stayed here three times now and it has been absolutely delightful every single time! I feel very lucky to have found this place within walking distance of so many wonderful San Francisco sights! Congratulations to Worldmark! Can’t wait to return!

This place is nice and gives me a feeling of living in an apartment. I like that feeling so it feels homey. It is an old hotel so there is an air condition unit in each window. The window in the living room where the air conditioner is in is loud from the street below. The hotel gives you ear plugs for that but I never used them. Over all I thought this was a nice place and I really felt at home in my room. I would certainly come back again.
The hotel is located within 2 blocks from China Town. Parking choices are self park across the street or valet. Valet is only $ 2 more than self parking. I did valet but be aware it takes 30 minutes for them to bring the car so allow yourself sufficient time if in a hurry. Why did I so valet? Too many issues parking. Plus if you have a suitcase you have to cross the street to get to the hotel. It’s uphill if your suitcase is heavy or you do not have too much strength to pull your suitcase uphill, good luck!

Great place to stay!
This timeshare is located 1 block from the Chinatown gates and within a couple blocks from Union Square. AWESOME LOCATION!!!
We stayed in a 1 bedroom suite, which is accompanied by 2 full bathrooms, 2 queen beds (1 sofa bed), essential kitchen items (fridge, sink, microwave, silverware…). Yes the elevator is slow, so it’s best to take the stairs.
Upon checkin, you are then being persuaded to listen to their talk. SKIP IT, unless you have time to waste. The guy behind the counter was kinda aggressive in wanting to know my plans and trying to get me to one of their meetings. NO THANK YOU!!! Nonetheless, the staff is really nice and helpful.
Safe neighborhood, spacious room and very comfortable. Given how SF usually has tiny hotel rooms, this hotel actually was roomy and had great space.
Will def come back!
Note: Use a shuttle service if flying into SF. Much cheaper than a cab!

Excellent location (despite the many homeless you’ll have to encounter to get anywhere in the city, and the need to where COMFORTABLE shoes to encounter the hills), 1 block from a cable car stop, 3 blocks from Union Square, 1 block from Chinatown, 2 blocks from Walgreens. Leave the car at home.
Great rooms. Tiny hallways. S-​L-​O-​W elevator (–but taking the stairs is good for you, no?).
Friendly staff. Don’t get suckered into the timeshare presentation. Just say «no» and enjoy yo’self!