Wyndham Pagosa

Nice resort but be careful--you don't necessarily get the type of unit which your confirmation sheet indicates! Some accommodations are MUCH nicer than others!!!!

Unbelievable, what a great resort run by fantastic people. Everyone was so nice and we got a hair dryier that had been lifted from our unit without delay. Also, picked up a humidifier from the office, SWEET! It is really dry up in the mountains. Purgatory is nic and we even went up in the mountains to Silverton but Wolf Creek Ski Resort is so convenient and so nice that it is the obvious choice. Went week 7 and enjoyed beautiful weather and wide open roads. (Great becaus sometimes it gets difficult or impossible in the mountain passes after a foot or so. Went on the narrow gauge steam train up the mountain and had a great time. The fellow passengers were more interesting than the breaathtaking views so I guess you know the passengers were the greatest.

The resort units are spacious and well insulated and still have formica countertops and small TVs. However, we were up there to ski and sight see and read books by the fireplace and did turn the TV on except to catch the weather.

The ride through the mountains on the well laid out 4 lane HWY from Albq through Durango to Pagosa Springs was beautiful as even in the Winter the rock formations and the color of the mountains just leaves you in awe of the majesty and wondering how this could have been formed.

This was my first time in Pagosa Springs but I am already looking forward to snowboarding next year with the Grandkids during my week 7 at the Eagles Loft!

We own a unit at Teal Landing in Pagosa Springs and come back every year. It's gorgeous country with lots of things to do. The resort is spread out over many acres with a lake and a golf course. The views are spectacular. Hiking, biking, and fly fishing is great. A very large rec center offers an indoor pool and jacuzzi with weight room and cardio equipment. The Activity Center has an assortment of classes including watercolor, tai chi, tennis. The hot air balloons in late September are spectacular. Close to Mesa Verde, the Durango-Silverton train, Wolf Creek Pass skiing. The units are really nice. Comfortable and well-appointed. Not high-end luxurious, but well done. The staff are unfailingly helpful. We never rent or exchange this unit because we enjoy being here too much.

Our first time at Wyndham Pagosa, we have a fixed week 10 (March 8-15, 2008) caught a direct flight to ABQ, drove the four plus hours to Pagosa Springs, great drive during the daylight hours, (more than one way to get to and from ABQ). Resort is spread out over many acres, our Eagles Loft unit was fairly large, next to a small lake, 2b/2b with a large loft with two queen beds and a card table and four chairs, so four queen beds in all. Unit was clean and well stocked with kitchen dishes and utensils, short on cupboard space for groceries. Unit could use updating especially kitchen and baths are showing age but clean and comfortable for our March spring break ski vacation. Lots of stairs for seniors or disabled is not a good unit for sure. Down spiral stairs from second level is a large Jacuzzi style tub in the base of the unit but the hot water heater could not fill it up without running out. Unit had washer/dryer, WiFi, two puny TVs, DVD and small Sony stereo…we always take plenty of DVDs for our toddler. Resort has Alpen Hause ski/board rental on site at Wydham Pro Shop, (Golf in Summer, Ski/Board in winter) with excellent service and prices. They tuned my best skis, did a super job.

Snow was deep at Wolf Creek Pass (25+ miles away) and Purgatory Mountain Resort (76+miles away), We had bright sunny warm weather with a deep base, but it can get icy in the early AM without fresh snow…we saw lots of toasted skiers at Wolf Creek as they forget about the high altitude. The hot springs were enjoyable and the wife went back for some spa treatments.

Great resort! We've been there twice now, both times in February for skiing. The units are spacious, with excellent kitchens, bathrooms, washer/dryer (needed for drying your wet hats, gloves, etc.). Many units surround a golf course, so your kids can play in the snow right outside your door. The drive to Wolf Creek Ski Area is about 30 - 45 minutes (very beautiful drive). Wolf Creek is priced very reasonably, including the lessons, and has great trails. To save yourself time, you can rent skis from Alpen Haus right there on the Wyndham Pagosa property. It's just a few dollars more, but when you get to the mountain, you avoid the lines for ski rentals.

The town of Pagosa Springs has a great outdoor hot springs - what fun it is to lounge around in the hot springs with snow all around you! Also, on days you choose to chill at the resort, you can go over to the fitness center and swim in the indoor pool, and play raquetball or basketball. Unfortunately, only adults are allowed on the fitness equipment.

A huge grocery store is only a mile away, and there are litterally dozens, if not a hundred restaurants in town. Oh, and you can even go sledding on a hill just a few miles from the resort. Don't forget your sleds! Or pick some up in Santa Fe, NM.

Very spacious and open feeling. Accomodations are clean and attractive. Very nice resort in spring and summer as well.

Excellent location. We stayed in March 2007. Fairfield has now merged with Wyndam. The staff was very courteous and helpful and not pushy about timeshare sales. We stayed in a 1 BR Ptarmigan unit which is next to the golf course and was very spacious. The views are nice all around. Shopping and restaurants are very close. We liked the Italian Restaurant (D Jongis?) close by and Victoria's Parlor in town. The PSP pizza place was also good. The new Cinnamon Melts at McDonalds made a great dessert to top off any meal.

Skiing was great at Wolf Creek and the Ski instructors were most helpful. We will know next time to just bring a work out nylon sweat suit to wear when skiing here in March.

Just finished a stay at the resort this past week ( April 2-9 06). Had a really relaxing time. The unit was a two bedroom in the Masters unit. The Masters is an older section but as been maintained very well. The view from the room was spectacular. We found the staff to be very friendly. Activities Complex was a little small and only one internet computer. The bed was very comfortable. We will go again. The week we visited was an off week trip. I had a few left over points that we did not use through Fairfield. We rolled them into RCI which was for a blue week studio. We we called to make reservations, the upgraded us to a two bedroom deluxe without us asking. Very pleased!

Excellent timeshare. We rented a 2 bedroom unit in Elk Run for my family of 5 (including 3 teenagers). The spacious split level provided for privacy and plenty of room for us to hang out together in the evenings. The master bedroom downstairs was quiet and had a beautiful view. We snowboarded at Wolf Creek-the drive is 23 miles away-but it is so beautiful-we did not mind. We traveled in March 2005.

We are enjoying every New Year in this mountain paradise that locals call "the most beautiful place on earth"!

Imagine skiing on the best snow in US, than swimming in hot springs pool open year- round!

Great fishing in private lakes and fantastic trails in summer! It just can't get better than this...

I traveled to Fairfield Pagosa Springs summer of 2000. The room was nice with view of lake, but the bed was extremely uncomfortable. Also, if you don't pull the shade over the window in the bedroom ceiling your room will be over 100 degrees. The resort is spread out which makes for nice walks or jogs in the morning, though you have to watch out for goose droppings. The timeshare people are a little pushy, had to say "No" too many times. Traveled in a different direction from the resort each day. Mesa Verde was worth the drive, Creede is a fun place to explore, and the Durango Vaudeville show a must. My favorite trip was to Silverton. I drove and took pictures of the old steam train as it made its way to Silverton. If you travel to Silverton have lunch at the Handlebar Saloon, it has alot of character and good food. Took my parents to Pagosa Springs in July 2004. We each had a 1-bedroom in newer units on the golf course. My parents loved the place and surrounding area. We went flyfishing one day in Arizona, which was at the base of a dam in a deep fishing hole. There were so many boats in the area I thought I was in a Los Angeles traffic jam. Don't recommend the flyfishing trip booked through the resort. Fairfield Pagosa Resort is 4 Stars but surrounding area 5 Stars.

Great resort in summer and winter

Fantastic resort which caters to all age groups, theres someting for everyone. Somewhat remote but breathtaking scenery! Take a drive up to Williams Lake, you'll be glad you did, it's stunning.

Courteous, friendly & knowledeable staff, except in the activites center, where we continually ran into less than courteous, disorganized & unprofessional staff. Convenient grocery store and bank nearby.

Besides the Hot Springs, there is plenty to do in town (approx. 2 miles way), good restaurants, shopping (specialty shops, antiques etc.) Don't miss a trip to The Rocky Mountain Wildlife Park - feeding time is 4:00p.m. very interesting & informative with an upclose view of native wild animals.

Teal Landing accomedations (the newest additon to the resort) sit right on the lake & have wonderful views. They are exstreamly plush & very beautiful. However, the beds were too soft & you feel a bit closed in with neighbors on all sides of you.

Eagles Loft accomedations are not plush but very comfortable & you have total privacy without anyone directly (conecting walls) on either side of you or above or below you. These units are older, but the units are 3 stories tall & stand like giant mushrooms scattered around/near the lake with parking directly under each unit. The beds were exstremely comfortable. Outside, all around each unit there was a problem with geese droppings. Although staff are continually cleaning up after these wild animals, you still need to watch your step.

Nice place, very spread-out grounds, pretty good activities. Have to be careful (very specific) in reserving, and don't always get what you ask for even when you are.

Somewhat remote from most things other than the springs in Pagosa. An hour anywhere else, minimum. And the altitude can be very troublesome!