Big article in local Santa Fe, NM newspaper about our timeshares

[Luanne]

And by big, I mean a full page. Talked about the four timeshare properties in Santa Fe. We have stayed at three of them, only one we didn't was the Worldmark. Anyway, it was a positive article. I've put in a link, hopefully you can read it if interested.

https://www.santafenewmexican.com/n...cle_a3e1c9e0-3162-11ea-96c3-d7633c5551e1.html

 

[rhonda]

That was a nice article! Thanks for sharing it.

We were s'posed to spend New Years at the WM Santa Fe ... but had to cancel late as both we and our travel partners were sick through the holidays. Hope to visit all the WM in NM on some epic road trip in the future. {{fingers crossed!}}

 

[pedro47]

I agree that was a very nice article.

 

[DaveNV]

Thanks, Luanne. Good article, except for that $21K average weekly price. Yikes!

We want to come back to NM for the Balloon Fiesta in a year or two. Will try to get a res at WM SF.

 

[Luanne]

Thanks, Luanne. Good article, except for that $21K average weekly price. Yikes!

We want to come back to NM for the Balloon Fiesta in a year or two. Will try to get a res at WM SF.

If all else fails we have a fold out sofa.

 

[m4travels]

We have used RCI to trade in to Villas de Santa Fe for the past 4 summers. It's a great location for our nightly foray to the Santa Fe Opera in early August. Las Brisas on Galisteo has always intrigued me but we've yet to stay there. LOVE Santa Fe.

 

[DaveNV]

We have used RCI to trade in to Villas de Santa Fe for the past 4 summers. It's a great location for our nightly foray to the Santa Fe Opera in early August. Las Brisas on Galisteo has always intrigued me but we've yet to stay there. LOVE Santa Fe.

We stayed at Las Brisas a few years ago. Nice, quiet, but needed a thorough cleaning. There was a half inch of dust accumulated in the corners of the loft bedroom. It was inconvenient to reach with the vacuum, so they skipped it, even though it was in plain site. Made me wonder what other maintenance was being skipped.

Dave

 

[Luanne]

We have used RCI to trade in to Villas de Santa Fe for the past 4 summers. It's a great location for our nightly foray to the Santa Fe Opera in early August. Las Brisas on Galisteo has always intrigued me but we've yet to stay there. LOVE Santa Fe.

We stayed in Las Brisas a few times. I never noticed an issue with the cleaning like Dave did, but I may not have noticed. What I did notice is that all of the units are different. We stayed in one that had some kind of atrium in the middle complete with a tree. I was always afraid one of us was going to fall into it.

In terms of my favorites:

1. Otra Vez for the location. One block off the plaza. But has the oldest and most "tired" units. It could be they've upgraded, but I doubt it. Another plus being that close to the plaza is that there is free (limited) parking on site. Laundry is on site, but not in the units.

2. Las Brisas and Villas de Santa Fe are a toss up in terms of location. Both are an easy walk to the plaza. Las Brisas is older, more charming, and as I said all units are different. Laundry is in the units. Villas de Santa Fe is newer and units are plainer (if that makes sense). Also, I don't think there is a full kitchen and laundry is on site. Parking is free at both.

I would stay in any of them.

 

[silentg]

We stayed at Ortra Vez many years ago. It was a nice resort, a bit quirky, above a bookstore/coffee shop. We enjoyed Santa Fe and hope to go back someday.

 

[Luanne]

We stayed at Ortra Vez many years ago. It was a nice resort, a bit quirky, above a bookstore/coffee shop. We enjoyed Santa Fe and hope to go back someday.

Well, we do call Santa Fe the "City Different".