Best Hotels near Skate Park | Idyllwild, Idyllwild

The location of Fireside is close to town. It was peaceful at night. Our cabin was roomy and had a nice little porch to sit on. Reservation was easy to make and check in and out was also easy. We were a little disappointed in a few things. Our cabin did not have a table to eat at. It did have a small bar to sit at. I'm 5.6 and when I sat on the bar stool, the bar came up to me shoulders. We had to sit on the bed to have coffee and eat out meals. There was one wicker style chair in the Cabin. We took turns sitting in it. Not comfortable. The shower head in the Cabin we were in, is located about shoulder height. Given that I'm 5.6 and my Husband is over 6ft, each time we used the shower it was an experience. Also, there was a big window in the shower. Even though there is a shade over it, it still had ways to look in. Maybe if the window was frosted, there might be more privacy. The kitchen area was cute. It was very helpful to have cups, dishes, flatware, microwave, little fridge and coffee pot. We felt the AC could not keep up with the size of the Cabin we stayed in. During the day with all the shades closed and the Wall unit AC only got down to 79. Around 1am the AC finally would reach 75. Parking is tight and bushes and tree branches hang over the parking area in front of the Cabin we stayed in. Once parked we couldn't use the passenger's side of the car because of the branches and bushes. I

What a special place this is, hidden away in the mountain and surrounded by nature. Super cosy rooms would definitely recommend to couples and families. The drive to it was lovely aswell.

The hotel is located in the centre of the city centre, just 5 minutes from the Walk of the star, animated location until evening. The hotel style ”Spanish”. The blame ....the heat but we are in Palm Springs. The room seemed to me a smaller hair than the other BW I've ever experienced...but good..full center and non-prohibitive prices.

4 of us rented two rooms with two queen beds for three nights. Unfortunately the rooms have not been updated or maintained so you're dealing with rattling windows that don't close all the way, caulk coming off of the tub, poor ventilation in the bathroom, only one drawer to try and share, worn carpet, and one small nightstand to share. There is also significant air in the pipes so when you turn on the water at the one small sink the air causes the water to shoot all over the very small countertop. For a room with two queen beds the bathroom is very small and there is no storage. Also; the sink didn't drain well. The main pool area is crowded because they don't have the bar open at the other pool that's available. Also, the hot tub is filled with children 95% of the time which doesn't allow adults to enjoy it. On Friday evening we dropped in at the lobby bar to have a nightcap. The bar was short staffed and the bartender was in an exasperated state so was quite rude. The only bright spot for our stay was the food quality from the JWB restaurant. The prices are ridiculous but at least the food was delicious. With fees and taxes we spent over $500 per night. I've stayed at much better maintained hotels for half that price. Will definitely stay elsewhere the next time we're in Palm Springs.

We stayed for a couple of nights and thought it was perfect for our needs. It's a charming property close to town. Everybody was so gracious and friendly there. I loved the touch of the pantry with the filtered water, La Croix and snacks. And their croissants were excellent on Friday (though a bit stale on Saturday -- not sure if it's because the bakery didn't make weekend deliveries and we were served Friday's croissants). I also loved their Mailin and Goetz toiletries. They were very thoughtful about the touches they made on the property. For the reviewer ”IDC” I don't think they are being realistic about the prices of Palm Springs. It's an expensive city to stay in depending on the season. I paid in the low 300s a night as well. There was a 3-star hotel charging in the 500s. The Parker was charging $1600 a night. It's not the Four Seasons. But it's a very clean, well-run lovely accommodation near the heart of Palm Springs.

The location is very good, and the conditions are stronger than the average motel. Clean and hygienic, warm. Can't fault it, and you don't need a bike at this price point. Hope to come again in the future

Cute adults only mid century hotel in a great location. Guests receive a welcome drink and there’s a free breakfast which is only muffins and yogurt. You check in at the sister hotel next door. Love the salt water pool with misters around the pool patio. You can also use the pool, restaurant and bar at the hotel next door

All Dad wanted was a pool to hang out in for the weekend. I did my research and it paid off! Even though some comments made the pool sound ”not that great” ...it was! The online pictures don't do it justice! It's BIG, clean, only 5' deep total so you can walk across! Plenty of chairs and umbrellas, just really pretty and fun! Music playing at just the right sound. Pool bar food good and fast delivery.

I think I might be a little generous with a four star rating. However this is the first time travelling to Palm Springs so I have nothing else to judge it by. We set up our reservations via AirBnB. When we arrived we were told we needed to pay a $40 daily ”resort fee” that clearly was not reflected in the listing. The man at the reception desk advised he would need to check with his central booking. Long story short it took more than two hours for him to do so. we actually went and had lunch and he still did not have an answer for us. Meanwhile we still dd not have a room. When we finally did get get word that they would waive the fee, we still waited another hour to get our secret room code. It was just after the 4:00 check in time. Our room was a two bedroom corner suite with a full kitchen. Property appears to be either new or newly refurbished. Not sure if the stove or pots and pans were ever used before us. Yes, they give you ONE cup of free coffee to be used in the pour over coffee system. Otherwise the cost is $15 for a ten (?) ounce bag. Fridge was stocked with beer, wine soda, etc all for a fee. We pushed all the stuff to one side of the fridge and went to the grocery store (a block away) and filled it with our own (grocery store also carries beer & wine). Room was very comfortable. Great beds, nice shower/bathroom Wrap around balcony had a rope swing/seat along with chairs and a table. Unfortunately ours overlooked two vacant lots. No storage for clothes other than a basket full of hangers and a couple steel bars to hag stuff on. Other than a couple scatter rugs the floors are cold concrete. Definitely hear people walking above you so would suggest top floor if possible. Pool was nice but was not available for an early morning swim. Also had to pay for the use of cabanas. Never did see anybody using one. Did not eat in the restaurant but did utilize the bar. Personally not a fan of tequila or mescal but they evidently specialized in it. We did not pay to park nor did we see any parking attendants for valet service. In fact the 'front desk' (outside kiosk) was rarely attended. Definity a great location as far as being close walking distance to shops and restaurants. They do offer complimentary use of bicycles, that we did not use.