WorldMark Angels Camp
123 Selkirk Ranch Road, Angels Camp, 95222, United States
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 16:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Children | Children are welcome at this hotel |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Pool
Fitness centre
Spa
More about WorldMark Angels Camp
WorldMark Angels Camp
Located in the heart of Sierra Nevada gold rush country, this property features a fitness centre and outdoor pool. All apartments include full kitchens. Angels Camp City Museum is 2 miles away.
Ratings and reviews
Cleanliness4.7
Location4.5
Service4.4
Rooms4.6
Value4.4
Sleep quality4.5
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Comment: 5 Apr 2025
Stayed in: Mar 2025
We have stayed here many many times and we will continue to stay here. This place is absolutely fantastic and all of the employees we interacted with were wonderful!
Family traveller
Comment: 28 Apr 2025
Meh
I remember a time in the past when the hospitality industry was still hospitable. This no longer seems to be the case in the industry or at the very least, is not for the WorldMark Angels Camp.
My family and I stayed there this past weekend and had a completely fine time.
About an hour after checking out, my 6 year old guiltily informed me that she had left her younger sister’s stuffed hen toy in one of the bedroom drawers that she was pretending was a chicken coop. Bummer. Totally my bad. Should have checked the drawers. Noted.
It just so happened that we were still doing activities in the area for the next few hours so we figured we could try to pick it up on the way out of town. We immediately called the desk at the WorldMark property to inquire about the missing bird and were subsequently informed that we had to make a claim with a third party website called ILeftMyStuff.com and would be notified when it was found.
Ok. So rather than the hotel desk sending a simple text message or call to the housekeeping department that was likely IN THE ROOM at that very moment cleaning the drawers with the stuffed hen inside, we filed a report with this website. 24 hours later I receive a message that the hen has been recovered and it will cost $50.00 to return. I expected to have to pay something, but $50.00 to ship a 4 oz stuffed hen 2 hours away is a blatant heap of bullsh*t.
Hospitality companies used to care about their guests and the experiences they shared on property. WorldMark, like many other companies nowadays, views its guests as vessels of monetary exploitation. They aim to provide the absolute bare minimum service to their PAYING customers while taking as many short cuts as possible to extract the highest profits. This might mean that they pay their employees as little as possible and degrade their humanity by considering them disposable. It might mean that the company sources the cheapest cleaning and hygiene products available that don’t actually clean as well as advertised and may even be harmful to guests and staff. It might indicate that the company procures the lowest quality building materials and furniture for their rooms that at best are uncomfortable and at worst dangerous. And it might mean that the company partners with scammy third party websites that charge exorbitant shipping fees to return a f*cking kids stuffed chicken to you.
At the end of the day, I’m talking about a stuffed toy. Who cares? There are bigger problems in the world.
But when guests comply with this absurdly predatory behavior or simply allow it to occur without speaking out, it sends a message to these companies that this is a completely acceptable business practice. It sets the dangerous precedent that as paying customers, we are totally fine being treated like blood bags by these vampiric corporate ghouls.
Screw that.
Don’t support this behavior and don’t support these businesses! They should be ashamed of themselves!
My family and I stayed there this past weekend and had a completely fine time.
About an hour after checking out, my 6 year old guiltily informed me that she had left her younger sister’s stuffed hen toy in one of the bedroom drawers that she was pretending was a chicken coop. Bummer. Totally my bad. Should have checked the drawers. Noted.
It just so happened that we were still doing activities in the area for the next few hours so we figured we could try to pick it up on the way out of town. We immediately called the desk at the WorldMark property to inquire about the missing bird and were subsequently informed that we had to make a claim with a third party website called ILeftMyStuff.com and would be notified when it was found.
Ok. So rather than the hotel desk sending a simple text message or call to the housekeeping department that was likely IN THE ROOM at that very moment cleaning the drawers with the stuffed hen inside, we filed a report with this website. 24 hours later I receive a message that the hen has been recovered and it will cost $50.00 to return. I expected to have to pay something, but $50.00 to ship a 4 oz stuffed hen 2 hours away is a blatant heap of bullsh*t.
Hospitality companies used to care about their guests and the experiences they shared on property. WorldMark, like many other companies nowadays, views its guests as vessels of monetary exploitation. They aim to provide the absolute bare minimum service to their PAYING customers while taking as many short cuts as possible to extract the highest profits. This might mean that they pay their employees as little as possible and degrade their humanity by considering them disposable. It might mean that the company sources the cheapest cleaning and hygiene products available that don’t actually clean as well as advertised and may even be harmful to guests and staff. It might indicate that the company procures the lowest quality building materials and furniture for their rooms that at best are uncomfortable and at worst dangerous. And it might mean that the company partners with scammy third party websites that charge exorbitant shipping fees to return a f*cking kids stuffed chicken to you.
At the end of the day, I’m talking about a stuffed toy. Who cares? There are bigger problems in the world.
But when guests comply with this absurdly predatory behavior or simply allow it to occur without speaking out, it sends a message to these companies that this is a completely acceptable business practice. It sets the dangerous precedent that as paying customers, we are totally fine being treated like blood bags by these vampiric corporate ghouls.
Screw that.
Don’t support this behavior and don’t support these businesses! They should be ashamed of themselves!
Other
Comment: 23 Feb 2025
Property is Aging, and it showed - Under renovation...
Property location was convenient for us during our home kitchen remodel, but we were disappointed in the property. It is an obviously aging property. Currently being renovated, but their claim was a delay due to COVID-19. That was a long time ago, and not to be an excuse. Our unit Master Bedroom was cold, and the one heating register could not warm it up properly. A strong draft of cold air came from the bathroom "pocket" door which contributed to the problem...
Hotel response
Comment: 23 March
We're sorry the quality of your unit was subpar. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Your feedback is invaluable to us, and we will make sure to pass it on to resort management so that we may continue to improve in the future.
Comment: 2 Feb 2025
Stayed in: Jan 2025
Nice little place with a kitchen and grill. Everything was pretty clean and easily accessible. Grocery stores are not far away and plenty of things to do. Bed was nice and good water pressure in the shower.
Wi-Fi was a tad slow but good enough to steam from one device.
Workers were trying to sell us another vacation package which was really annoying, but I guess that’s part of their job. No housekeeping for the 3 days we were there. Otherwise, we had a nice stay.
Wi-Fi was a tad slow but good enough to steam from one device.
Workers were trying to sell us another vacation package which was really annoying, but I guess that’s part of their job. No housekeeping for the 3 days we were there. Otherwise, we had a nice stay.
Other
Comment: 31 Jan 2025
Beautiful location
Close to many attractions. Calaveras Big Trees State Park and surrounding little towns were our favorites.
Hotel response
Comment: 11 February
Thank you for sharing your review of your recent 5-star stay with us. We're so pleased to hear that you had a terrific experience during your visit. We look forward to welcoming you back again soon!
Excellent location
123 Selkirk Ranch Road, Angels Camp, 95222, United States|1.59 km from city centre
10 things to dowithin 0.89 km
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Check in and check out
Check in from:
16:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Children are welcome at this hotel
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.
Pets not allowed
Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. Please note that the full amount of the reservation is due before arrival. Wyndham Extra Holidays will send a confirmation with detailed payment information. After full payment is taken, the property's details, including the address and where to collect keys, will be emailed to you. A damage deposit of USD 250 is required on arrival. This will be collected by credit card. You should be reimbursed within 14 days of check-out. Your deposit will be refunded in full via credit card, subject to an inspection of the property. Please note: Infants at this property are considered an additional person due to fire safety laws. Please note: All except 3 units have stairs, even on the ground floor because they are situated on a hill. The resort's pool and hot tub will be closed from Jan. 1 - Jun. 30 , 2025. During this time, you may experience noise, dust, odors, and work crews, and parking may be blocked for staging purposes. Dates are subject to change.
Guests must provide own credit card which matches name of reservation when checking in. The hotel will pre-authorize your card and the pre-authorization will be released if there are no extra charges or damage to the room when checking out. Some hotels and room types have special policies, please check with the hotel for more information.-
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