WorldMark Branson

The property was very nice. Updated with plenty of amenities. The kids loved the pool and basketball court. The condo itself had plenty of space for my family of 6. Good water pressure and the washer/dryer combo helped.

For the price I was very annoyed that WiFi was not included. It was around $80 to use 6 devices for the week. You also had to pay to airplay to the TV. I have never stayed anywhere where that was needed.

The condo was great. There was plenty of space for two adults and two kids. There was even a murphy bed that was actually quite comfy and could have slept two more people. My kids loved the tennis courts and pool. There were many things for them to do.

While the facilities are great, my only complaint is that the toilets are low. There is no bar to assist you in getting up. I know I could have asked for a handicapped room, but I don't consider myself handicapped. Then my other complaint is just that there is no elevator. I hate carrying luggage up and down stairs. Other than that, fantastic stay.

I loved that it was a smaller property. The staff was super helpful and kind. The property was clean and well kept. Everything in the room worked, with the exception of the cable, but that wasn’t the property’s fault and it was fixed within hours.

The only downside was that you could hear kids above us, but it’s to be expected.

Resort was wonderful. Staff was very friendly and accommodating.

My family and I went to spend a couple days in Branson. We stayed at the WorldMark in Branson. While we checked in a Gentleman named Josué at the welcome desk. offered us a 1 week vacation to any one of the whyndham resorts if we would go listen to a 90min presentation. My husband and I attended the presentation which went way over 90min. Decided what they were offering was not for us, and were given a sheet of paper with no information on booking the free stay they had promised us. I later called to ask about the info & was told I would receive an email. I have yet to receive it. They wasted our time and lied about the gift.