WorldMark South Shore

There are many nice things about this resort: location, functionality, cleanliness, etc. But have you noticed that Wyndham properties often don't quite deliver what the salespeople lead owners to believe. At this resort, despite using two units with a total of five bedrooms, the staff told me that my family could park only two cars on the property, and other cars would have to park on the street. The excuse: "That's the way the resort was built." So, all of that stuff about getting together with family wasn't considered when they built the resort? An additional unhappy point is that the twin beds are not comfortable: The murphy bed was better, but not quite convenient for adults! The wifi was nonfunctional in one of the units, and despite having paid ResortNet2 for 10 days, those days apparently don't work at other resorts, and ResortNet2 does not answer the phone, so we've ended up paying them for a lot of undelivered service. Wyndham denies responsibility because "it's a third- party vendor." Other than those issues and the mechanical hum that subtly reverberated in our bedroom all night every night, we had a wonderful visit.

Our family (my wife and I, our two kids and spouse, and three grandkids) had a very nice four night stay. The location is great - just far enough from the crowds of Stateline but convenient to a supermarket and restaurants. The three bedroom, 2 bath unit was spacious, clean, and well appointed, and the grounds were very well cared for.

The carpet and floors of bathroom and kitchen are filthy. I mean black feet filthy. The sofa has stains. The balcony has dried ketchup. Only thing worse is the Italian restaurant nearby. Positive is the people. V friendly. The people who stay here. Staff don’t interact. GROSS. don’t buy in.