2-Star Hotels in Palm Desert

We reserved this hotel for a one night stay. I reached out in advance to ask the hotel for a quiet room as I had to leave at 7 AM for a client meeting AND for extra blankets. When I arrived, no blankets and the room next door? Not quiet. At all. I had to go to the front desk to ask for blankets and they said they could only give me one (?) This is a $300 a night hotel. I put the request in days prior - they should have been in the room when I arrived. Also, as others have mentioned, the walls are paper thin. The hotel did not appear to be fully booked so I cannot understand why they would book rooms all on top of each other when people have specifically stated that they have to get up early for work. So, I was kept up all night by the neighbors and the heat fan kept clicking loudly all night. I did use the fitness center and for reasons unknown, the hotel set the temperature to 70 degrees (I don't keep my house in New England that hot in the winter). With the five people in there in the morning, it was very sauna like. Also one of the three treadmills was not functional. The bathroom was also so poorly lit I had to use my flashlight app to apply makeup in the morning. As for the pros, I thought the bedding was soft but $300 a night is crazy to pay for this. There seem to be other hotels in the area that I would absolutely look at before returning here.

With a stay at Inn at Deep Canyon in Palm Desert, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Desert Willow Golf Resort and Indian Wells Tennis Garden. This hotel is 6.4 mi (10.2 km) from Acrisure Arena and 8.9 mi (14.2 km) from Agua Caliente Casino.Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a picnic area.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a business center, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 32 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Rooms have private balconies. Wired and wireless internet access is complimentary, and LED televisions with cable programming provide entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers.

We are here right now and I am disguested and disappointed with this hotel. We are in room 233 and when we got into the room, the first thing we noticed was that the carpet floor was soppy wet and then when we walked from the wet carpet onto the tile, it left dirty footprints because the carpet is so filthy. I will not let my children walk around without shoes. The tile is not even clean and is sticky when you walk across it. I'd hoped the balcony would make up for it but it is the worst view I have ever seen, looking into a run down utility area and what looks like an electrical substation over the fence, complete with rotting random boards that look like they've been laying there for years. After we got in the bed, the fridge started making this horrendous noise. Reservation for 3 people, but only 2 towels for the bath. They don't give you those little shampoo bottles, and instead have shampoo dispensers stuck to the shower wall, and of course ours is not only caked about with old shampoo that wasn't cleaned off, but after I cleaned it off, it was totally clogged, so I didn't even get to wash my hair good. Lots of things about the room look dated, like the door handles that have little tinges of rust, and the fire/sprinkler on the bathroom wall that is rusting through the thick layers of paint. There were many things that weren't clean to standard, with crumbs and hairs in the corners. I am sad we wasted a day here, and even though we have reservations for another day, I'm considering abandoning the 2nd day reservation to stay elsewhere. We have checked the coffee 3 times since getting here, and not once was the coffee in the lobby hot. I am not usually a complainer, and this is only about the 2nd hotel review I've ever left.

In Las Vegas, many hotels pay a resort fee. Best Western Hotel does not require a resort fee and breakfast. Breakfast is an American breakfast and you can make waffles yourself. Drive to Las Vegas Boulevard in less than ten minutes. Very good value for money.

This hotel is very new, the hardware is good, but the rooms are small. There is Wal-Mart on the side, full-time. Two major supermarkets. There are many small restaurants such as Pizza Hut, etc. It is perfect to rest and replenish supplies during the trip. One of the disadvantages of the room is to save energy, his lights will be turned off after a while. Plus the lighting in the room itself is not very good. Just a little bit uncomfortable. The water pressure in the other room was very low and the bath was very uncomfortable. The breakfast at this hotel is very good. Even during the epidemic. The types of non-contact food provided are much more than that of ordinary hotels.

Book this hotel for my boyfriend and his mother for her birthday. Got two rooms other than the hotel being very expensive. Hotel was 250 US dollars a night with tax discounted. My boyfriend said breakfast was good and he was very pleased with the appearance of the hotel he said everything looked new and fresh and he was very happy that I booked this hotel for him. His mother also enjoyed watching the trains go by. They did not partake of the pool but would have had they not been spending just one day there. His friend stated another hotel and they were very unhappy and they paid more money than he did.. he said he would stay there again.

The only reason I'm giving a 2 instead of a 1 is because of the staff at the front desk. The gentleman who checked me in was very kind and helpful. The room, however, left a lot to be desired. There was no closet to hang clothes. Just a couple of hooks in the room to hang them on. No chest of drawers to put clothes in. Actually, there were no drawers at all in the room. My Granddaughter was sick with a cold and there were no kleenex in the room. Only amenity was a tiny bar of soap. The bath towels looked as though they'd already been used. The room itself was dirty and looked like it hadn't been cleaned in months. The fire alarm went off the first night at 1:45 a.m. and stayed on for a good 20 minutes. The fire department showed up and left a few minutes later, indicating that it was a false alarm, however, the motel staff didn't let any of us know what was going on. The second and last night, the alarm went off again at 1:45 a.m. but stopped after a few minutes. There were a lot of kids in the motel who were running up and down the hall upstairs just outside of our room. We complained to the front desk but to no avail. The running went on and off until midnight one night I stayed there in an attempt to save some money but in hindsight I wish I would have spent the extra money to stay somewhere clean and decent.

Had a one night stay to visit family that were in town. The hotel was clean and quiet. The rooms were comfortable and well furnished. We had to request extra linens after discovering there was enough for one person (three in the room). The morning breakfast was well stocked. I thought there would be an issue with noise coming from the gas station. This was the total opposite.

With a stay at Mojave Resort in Palm Desert, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Desert Willow Golf Resort and Indian Wells Tennis Garden. This hotel is 8.7 mi (13.9 km) from Agua Caliente Casino and 10.9 mi (17.6 km) from Empire Polo Club.Enjoy recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.A complimentary on-the-go breakfast is served daily from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 25 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers.

We booked three nights, stayed only two. It was a special birthday weekend for my wife. We booked Comfort Suites because we thought it was top end for Choice Hotels. It was one of our worst experiences in traveling for more than 60 years. To start with, the breakfast was terrible. There never was a complete breakfast. Eggs but out of bacon. The next day, just the opposite. Sugar free syrup for a waffle was like water. Tried cereal - no milk, just two empty containers. When I finally found someone to get the milk,it took forever for him to do it. No bread for toast, except for two pieces of stale bread in the tray. The worst part was the heating and air conditioning unit. We are both in our mid 80s and like it warmer than most. Set the AC for 75 and it kept reverting back to somewhere between 67 or 72. After the first night of getting up frequently to either turn the unit on or off ,manually to try to maintain a comfortable (their maintenance person was off that day and they had no one else to fix it) temperature, we finally decided to end our stay after two nights. Since we had used some reward points for a better room rate, the front desk person said we had to call Choice to get it changed and refunded. I called Choice and was told they would not refund the last, unused night money, but would refund the rewards. Big deal. After this experience, I wouldn’t stay in a choice hotel again if it was free. Other minor nuisances were there was only one small towel bar near the sink. None for the tub. No guide for the television, you just had to surf channels in hopes of finding something worthwhile. We tried to stick it out for the third night since we couldn’t get a refund but common sense prevailed and we went home after two nights. The clerk offered us a different room but odds were it would be the same and then there was the lousy breakfast. Home now in a comfortable temperature and looking forward to a breakfast tomorrow that won’t remind me of the bivouac meals that I had in the service. I’ve been traveling for over 60 years and can’t remember a worse experience. And $527 plus reward points for three nights of torture.