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"Pretty clean facility, indifferent staff, extremely dated. I would avoid."

"Check in was ok I had called before asking to upgrade the room they said yes once I get there Clean room Pool site is nice "

"Yes"

"Beginning started off rough. Walked in and found dirty balled up towel on top of mini-fridge and television on. Thought I walked into wrong room at first, went to desk and they apologized for the towel and said they always leave the TV on guests. Did not buy that. Rug in room was spotted, furniture showing its wear as well. Flat pillows. Pretty disappointed, staff was very friendly and location is great. Hotel is next to a busy restaurant, and everyone fights for a limited number of parking spots."

"The gym sucks. I am hoping the new owners can fix that"

"Super crowded due to being a long weekend. Staff overwhelmed. "

"I've been coming here for a few years. My kids and I my always have a blast and love just staying in the pool and hot tubs all day. It's a short drive to Joshua Tree, so we usually stay 2 days at the pool and 1 day hiking. It's a perfect weekend literally only 2 hour drive from LA. While the rooms could use a little upgrading, the stunning scenery and pools are amazing!"

"Everything was great. Great location"

"I recently stayed at this hotel to celebrate my boyfriend’s birthday, and unfortunately, the experience was far from what I had hoped for such a special occasion. One of the main reasons I chose this property was for its on-site dining and bar options, which were advertised as key amenities. I was really looking forward to a convenient, relaxing celebration without having to leave the hotel. However, upon arrival, I discovered that all of the hotel’s bars and restaurants were closed due to a private kosher event—and there had been no prior notice given to guests. This was incredibly disappointing, especially given the reason for our stay. What was supposed to be a special, stress-free birthday celebration quickly turned into a scramble to find last-minute dining options elsewhere. This lack of communication was both frustrating and inconvenient. After a long day, the last thing we wanted to do was leave the hotel to search for food and drinks. It completely disrupted the plans I had in mind for celebrating my boyfriend. While I respect the hotel’s decision to host private events and accommodate specific dietary or cultural needs, it should not come at the expense of other guests’ experiences—especially without any advance warning. A simple notification before arrival or at the time of booking would have made a huge difference. Overall, the stay felt poorly managed due to this oversight. Transparency and guest communication are basic expectations in hospitality, and in thi"