WorldMark Las Vegas - Boulevard

Very clean with lots of swimming pools. We arrived at 1pm and tried to get an early check in. You'd think, since we were there, they'd put prepping our room a priority but we had to wait until 4pm. This kind of service is very disappointing. Every other resort we stayed has been able to accommodate an early check in.

Pass a guard into covered parking, ride up to a spacious(ours accommodated six) clean suite with a full kitchen. When you're ready to hit the strip their shuttle runs hourly. They have a convenience store stocked with interesting souvenirs & many things you may have forgotten. And on the days you're just worn out from all the fun we throughly enjoyed barbecuing and lounging next to one of their many pools. I can't imagine staying anywhere else in Vegas.

I choose this property because of its location to the Las vegas strip hotels. It is convient to super markets hair salons and grocery store. the pool area is absolutely wonderful for relaxing and entertaining family. I keep going back.

WorldMark Las Vegas Resort is a timeshare resort which you can expected to be invited to listen to timeshare presentation and receive some gifts such as gift card, show ticket, and restaurants. Just remember not to spend too much time during presentation and the stay would be fantastic! Love the pool over there and overall is very good experience!

This is our first time staying in this resort. We pulled up the front desk at around 2:30 am. The check in was quick and the lady, Mekesha, was very efficient and friendly. She answered all my questions. Going to our room on the 3rd floor of Building 2 was a disaster. Even before coming out of the elevator, we could smell a very nasty odor. We had to cover our noses while we pulled our luggage through the hallway but there was no escaping the smell because the source of it was the trash closet next to the elevator. As soon as we made it in the room, which I would say was very, very cramped, I called the front desk and reported the bad odor and asked if there was any other room available. Mekesha was very helpful and found us a couple of options. We looked at both rooms and decided on the latter one. The room was quite bigger and although it overlooked the bathroom building of the pool, the veranda was much larger. We got settled in around 5:30 in the morning. Some minor things that I observed during our stay were: - No skillet in the kitchen. I called the front desk and the person I spoke with asked me to check the oven. No skillet. She sent someone with a skillet. - No 'Do Not Disturb' door hanger sign. Again, I called the front desk and they sent one over. - A light bulb went out. I reported to the front desk and they sent a maintenance guy to replace. - There is a towel and linen exchange where you can ask for extra towels. I asked for a set and we got it immediately. One sour note was the sales person who called several times the day after we checked in. After ignoring the calls three times, I answered and the person, Anthony, said that I can pick up my parking badge downstairs and invited me to a 'presentation' during the week. I politely told him that it was not the best time to try and sell me anything because my wife and I were still upset with the events of earlier that morning when we checked in. He said that for the trouble he'd give me a $100 gift card but continued to ask if I could attend the presentation. I said I won't have time for it but I will give it some thought. When we checked out, I went to the Concierge's desk, spoke with Anthony and I asked if I could get my gift card. He said that although I'm late for the presentation, he could still take me in. I said that I wasn't going to come in for the presentation. I just came to get the gift card that he said he was giving me for all the trouble that I went through checking in. He scoffed and said that he couldn't just give me a gift card without the presentation. The lady in the Concierge's desk even added, "Come on, you'll have to go to the presentation!" I just shrugged my shoulders and said, "Nope, that's not what you said. You said you were giving me the gift card for the trouble that I went through." Then I said, "Never mind. Thank you" and walked out. These people know how to ruin vacations. This same experience happened to me at Marble Falls in Texas.

This resort is conveniently located south of busy strip. The grounds, amenities, staff all are top notch. easy access to all parts of Las Vegas, and beyond. There is grocery shopping nearby, chain fast food, and other family friendly restaurants nearby with easy access to I-15. I look forward to coming back again in the future with my family.

This is our 2nd year staying here for one week each time. We love the pool and lazy river. The checkin staff were excellent as was Mona at the Concierge desk. I appreciate them establishing a member only area for timeshare member updates and meetings!!

This resort is conveniently locted south of the strip for quick and easy access. It is a well maitained resort with lots of amenties and is great for families. There are several grocery stores and casinos within 2 miles. The units are very nice.and spacious with balconies. Our favorite Las Vegas restaurant is the Peppermill north of the Winn on the strip.

We stayed for a week in June and enjoyed resort very much. Clean rooms with plenty of space. The pools and the moving river are great. I no longer have young children but if I did they would have had a ball here, a lot for them to do. One thing to note is that this is a timeshare property and therefore you will see people walking through and you will be asked to go to a presentation.