Club Wyndham Taos

“Rustic and Fun Stay”

We are Wyndham owners and came for three days — read lots of reviews that talk to what the resort lacks and showing its age which it is in many places. To set the stage this resort has more a feel of a Hampton Inn with a kitchen area that has a sink, microwave and small frig. This is not your… more

We are Wyndham owners and came for three days — read lots of reviews that talk to what the resort lacks and showing its age which it is in many places. To set the stage this resort has more a feel of a Hampton Inn with a kitchen area that has a sink, microwave and small frig. This is not your standard Wyndham that has a large kitchen and washer and dryers in the room along with other items one expects if you stay at multiple Wyndham locations. However there are lots of good things that I shall outline below in helping you assess where to stay: Rooms: we had a 1 bedroom and it had plenty of room and a comfortable bed with two bathrooms with full showers. Kitchen is equipped with plates and utensils but making a meal there will be problematic. That is what the resort has a full communal kitchen on the 1st floor by the reservation desk. Showers have good water pressure and plenty of room for moving around the unit. Only two floors and we had a 1st Floor unit. Staff and Amenities: Very accommodating staff and will work to meet all your needs. There is a free laundry facility with 5 stackable washers and dryers; and the front desk offers detergent. Pool and sauna on site and a very small gym with a few items to use. We decided to walk every morning instead of using the gym. Ample parking and WiFi fast. Location: One of the best benefits of this location is the ease of access to the city square - took less than 5-min to walk to it. And lots of pl es to eat in a 5 to 10-min walk. There is a grocery store (Smith) less than a 5-min drive to pick up anything you need and also an Albertsons close by. One Warning: right now a few streets and many sidewalks are torn up and being replaced so it can be a challenge to walk with ease. Also the streets are being redone causing the rerouting of traffic and some issues getting around. It looks like another month easily before completely redone and then the sidewalks will all be open. Work is being done on both right outside the property. If this is an issue for you suggest contacting the resort to get an update on progress. We simply adjusted our walk around the work and the majority of drivers will stop to let you cross the street around the mess. Taos is an easy to get around the Art district and old town areas and square…..we just parked at the property and walked everywhere and over to Smith’s for a Starbucks beverage. Relaxing property and we were expecting an older and more hotel-room suite property with easy access to things via walking. We were surprised that our unit did not have a washer and dryer but we adjusted. A nice stay in a rustic feeling, well placed property in a cool town with a fun vibe.

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“Quiet location”

We stayed at WorldMark Taos with our Club Wyndham ownership, which is one of the confusing things about Wyndham. If we book through "Club Pass," i.e., using WorldMark rooms, we could have a two-bedroom unit, but as Wyndham owners, we only had access to one-bedroom units, despite needing two rooms.… more

We stayed at WorldMark Taos with our Club Wyndham ownership, which is one of the confusing things about Wyndham. If we book through "Club Pass," i.e., using WorldMark rooms, we could have a two-bedroom unit, but as Wyndham owners, we only had access to one-bedroom units, despite needing two rooms. The kitchens are pretty much a joke, although one of the selling points when we bought our points was that all of the units have kitchens. The facility loans an electric skillet, because the only other "cooking" equipment in the room are a microwave and a toaster. The refrigerator is a dorm-sized unit. On the positive side, the location is quiet and convenient both to the Pueblo and to the Plaza. The units were clean and comfortable, although the bathroom door in one unit would not properly close, the light switches are not logically located, and something made a loud "chung" noise (maybe a solenoid?) about once an hour. The on-site guest laundry is convenient and free. Costing out our maintenance fees against points, our unit cost per night was reasonable. Note that some of the one-bedroom units have two bathrooms, and some don't, so not all one-bedroom units are comparable.

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