World Mark By Wyndham

Where to begin… ZERO stars
We had the pleasure of being guests of a timeshare owner for the weekend after New Year’s Day. After checking in at the lobby, we get our room keys and start walking towards the elevators. BUT WAIT! You need to get your parking passes from another desk. That’s where the horrible mess begins:
The «concierge desk»
They try to scam you into attending one of the company’s «demonstrations» and they tell you how much they offer you for your time. $ 100 for each of us (3 total) for 90 minutes of our time. Great! They serve breakfast! Even better! After filling out forms… Very intrusive ones now that I look back. Example questions include: Salary, hobbies, WHAT KIND OF CREDIT CARDS WE USE… really? That’s when I decided to pull back and put my guard up. I can’t believe I almost fell for this. When I stated I wasn’t comfortable with this anymore they threw in an additional $ 50 meal credit. Hmm. I hesitate to stay but I feel so uncomfortable leaving as well. How did they do that to me? So they input our information into the system. BUT WAIT! It seems like my boyfriends address doesn’t qualify for the «promotional» offer of the $ 100 gift card. So they withdrew his $ 100 gift card but were kind enough to give him the $ 50 meal credit and sign him up for email offers. Nope. When I kept asking about the zoning restrictions & why they need our income and various other questions he asks «wait what do you do for a living??» When I asked why that’s relevant he says it’s because I’m asking so many questions. They then have the nerve to ask to hold credit card info for each of us. As a guarantee we won’t flake. They withdraw $ 20 but they promise to refund the money after the presentation? Excuse me? That’s when I said HELL NO and got out of there. They made it so hard to just say no and walk away. Mind you this is not even the presentation and it took us almost an hour from the minute we stepped in to the lobby to the minute we entered our rooms. We just want to get in our rooms and relax! We walk away and I feel like an idiot for even staying that long. After reading other reviews on here and so glad I left.
My advice: just say no thank you and walk away as fast as you can. They try to get you to stay and chat by asking you personal questions and trying to act like your friend and try to help you in any way they can. They are trying to sell something not just help you with reservations. Please don’t fall for it. The next time I ever stay in one of these types of resorts I’m going to just pretend I don’t speak English and walk away.
The Room & our stay:
The heater broke. It was so cold our first night so we turned on the heater. It would stay on for 10 minutes then totally shut off. After calling the front desk to let them know, they sent up a technician, who turned the heaters back on but they immediately turned off. The power went out on some parts of our room along with our own heater. He said don’t turn on the heater because the power will go out. So what are we supposed to do? The hotels solution to our power outage? They sent us two blankets and 1 small space heater. Yay. We woke up and it was FREEZING. Our space heater shut off in the middle of the night.
The next morning, while our useless space heater is back on we call the front desk to let them know and ask them to fix it or send us to another room. My boyfriend then uses the little blow dryer the hotel provides in the bathroom. BIG MISTAKE. Some of our power goes out again! Half the hotel room is literally in the dark at this point. So we call the front desk again. They send a technician who says they need to do major work, he then asks why we used the blow dryer… really? So they gave us a new room. But why not just give us a room the night before when the heaters went out and we were FREEZING?
My advice: if your power goes out or heaters don’t work, just demand a new room. Don’t just accept the blankets and tiny space heater like we did.
Our new room was awesome. We quickly realized we were living in our previous room with a nasty smell! Yuck.
Don’t stay here by choice, and if you stay here as a gift… avoid the scam artists at the lobby at all costs!!!

If there were negative stars then I would definitely select that option.
I feel very cheated out of my money and time
Are there no more honest people in this world?

This is great spot to be central of the best of SD. Everything is within 10 – 20 minutes. Freeway access– right there. The rooms (2bdrms) are fine. Pullout couch mattress sucks. Laid it on the floor after the 2^nd day. All the amenities were in place otherwise. Staff are super nice but funny style for wanting us to go to meetings and such with a call made to the room everyday at 917 on the dot. Not really but we learned to stop answering the phone. Parking seems to be crazy at times with a second car having to be parked outside. The construction across the street was timely at 7am everyday, but Sunday, which ruined me. Other than that this is a spot we will continue to return to. It’s nothing special, it’s a spot to rest your head and hang out without it being a cramped hotel room.

A little hard to find. great staff. Good arcade. Very close to all tourist stops in san diego. Not as amazing as some of there other locations but still really enjoyed it and the pool

Not a bad place. Its nice having a place that has all the features of home. The beds were comfy (At least mine was) and I liked all the space that was available. Sure beats a hotel. Didn’t make use much of any of the other amenities. This place is conveniently located and we spent a lot of time out and about.

This is our 4 time staying here and by far the worst and our last. No hot water from 5 am till 10am, hair in the shower, and dirty cups in the cabinet. F–

SAVE YOUR MONEY! These people are crooks! The money you would spend on dues alone you could use to book twice the vacation with no hassle. Every time I try to book anything with these people it is always overbooked. Check in 2 hours after they tell me it will be ready, I usually have to switch rooms for some reason and I am forced to pay an extra maid fee and the locations are never Prime. Put $ 40 in a jar each month and I guarantee it will pay off more than a timeshare.

My friend’s parents hooked us up with this place for our Spring Break trip, so we were able to stay here for 4 days (timeshare). All we had to do was pay for our food; we didn’t know there was a laundry room til our last night.
We stayed at a two bedroom and two bathroom room and there was 5 of us. It fit us perfectly because the couch turns into a queen-​sized bed. The rooms were good– clean and not dusty, and the closet is pretty big. The best part about it though is the location. Whenever we wanted to go somewhere, everything was only 10 – 12 minutes away (Downtown and Gaslamp District). There’s also a mall right next to this place (just drive over the «bridge»); we were at Food 4 Less almost every day. They also have game rentals, which was awesome– we played so many games during our time there =)
Minus one star because:
— the laundry room — there’s only 5 washers & dryers, but 2 of them were out of order — we walked all the way to the other side and same exact thing — fix that ASAP!
— if you want more towels, you have to «exchange» your towels first.
— the jacuzzi is extremely busy at night time (an hour before they close); they should make a bigger one, or put another one in.
— having to listen to a dude talk for an hour and a half about timeshare and in return you get a $ 100 AMEX card. I was the only one in the group who qualified for it and so we did it because of the free gift card. Unfortunately, I regretted it that day because we all had to listen to him while we were all hungover. I thought he was just there to present and let me know how their whole system worked, I had no idea he was going to push me into buying a timeshare right there and right then. When I said no thank you, he got hella bitter and just left.
On a good note though, my friends and I are thinking about getting a timeshare when the time comes =)

Great Hotel that needs to add two more jacuzzi’s. Good rooms.
I had to edit this, truth is, my mobile Unilocal pulled this up when we checked in. Go to this link to see reviews:
Worldmark Mission Valley, San Diego