Best Hotels in Palm Desert, United States

Hotel was very new and it was nice. Staff was professional but the hotel was a little bit pricey at 250 US Dollars after tax. I think this hotel is very new so I guess I understand the justification for such a high price point. The hotel includes a decent breakfast and also has a swimming pool and did let us check in 1 hour early. My boyfriend's mother was surprised that I picked holiday in express but she was very pleased with my decision and we got two rooms. I would return there but have to think twice about dropping $250 US dollars. Must be cheaper in the summer and perhaps not on a weekend when there was something special in town. I got the Holiday Inn Express on this wonderful website and it was literally 100 US dollars per night per room cheaper. Thank you trip.com

I would highly recommend this hotel. It was very clean and comfortable. I was traveling as a single woman and felt safe staying there alone. I was impressed with the breakfast offering each day, as there were hot as well as cold options, and it was better than you might expect from most complimentary breakfast buffets. I met one of the maids in the hallway and asked her to empty my wastebaskets (I wasn't due to have service, unless specifically requested). Anyway, she went above and beyond in tending to several items in my room. Also, the older gentleman in the breakfast area my second morning (2/19) was greatly helpful. So, just wanted to compliment the staff at this location.

Maybe more like a 3.5. First, if you’re looking for clean and comfortable this works. Bed was very comfortable and rooms seem pretty updated. Lots of outlets, including USB, for charging. Staff was nice and helpful. Disappointing: I know food service is limited with COVID, but it is not clear on their website. There is no food here besides the little snack closet thing. Several options nearby including an Applebee’s in the same parking lot if you have low standards. The walls are pretty thin. The stomping above us was pretty loud and we could hear conversations from people in other rooms and on their balconies with our door closed. And the annoying thing is that, when you first enter your room, the TV is on and set to the hotel station. This is whatever, but if you’re next to a room that is vacant, you can hear the music looping every 10 seconds because they leave the TV on super loud. It’s a mild kind of torture.

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.

Booed this as it was the cheapest in the area for coachella. Solo traveller. Have previously stayed in a residence inn in Florida and it was a good experience. Arrival was greeted by a friendly receptionist. Directed to room and given a map and explained all amenities to me and also details about the festival shuttles etc. Room was in block 1 on the ground floor. Nice and big with a double bed and kitchen area. Bathroom was amazing and clean. Very good size. Patio doors lead to a very small patio that overlooked the gold course. Lots of gold buggies drive by all day, bushes surround the room so there’s privacy. Bed was comfy. Clean room. Limited kitchen utensils. No kettle. Pool area was nice and clean. DJ started at 10am for the festival goers which was most of the guests at the hotel. Breakfast was basic but good. Paper plates and plastic forks only. Option to take breakfast away your room too. Staff all really friendly and greet everyone. Overall I would totally recommend this place for coachella or a general stay.

Hotel is in a convenient location right off I-10 in a development with a AM-PM and Jack in The Box. The property overall was very well maintained and we were upgraded to a suite and appreciated the additional space. Staff was outgoing and very professional. The negative thing about this property was it felt outdated and in need of renovation. I don't know if I would stay here again, there are niceer hotels in the same price range in the immediate area.

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.

I have had better stays at Courtyards than at this JW property. - Really long wait to check in. Was told as an industry guest, we were expected early and our room was currently being cleaned and the front desk would call up to have it rushed to be finished - we waited 3 hours and no one notified us when it was done as promised. - Furniture was scattered and out of place in the room - Elevators consistently not working - Bellmen at the front drive unwilling to help with our armfuls of grocery bags, but would not let us take luggage cart either. - Were told luggage would be rushed up to us- over an hour later had to call and they finally sent someone up but no luggage. Had to come back - Room service delivery just walked into the room without knocking or announcing self - Incredibly poor service at Aquifer by Dylan. Very long wait, no refills on drinks, food took forever, lots of children jumping on shared sofas and no one asking them to stop. - Keys did not work to room. Neither did mobile key. Had to get physical keys redone 3 times. - TV would turn off once an hour. - Very poor customer service at all restaurants and front desk. From rude managers (Martha) to those unwilling to return phone calls when we called about issues. - Pool-side service from Alan was atrocious. Paid for pool chairs and did not even get checked on once an hour. Finally got up and went to sit at a table just so someone would help us. - Breakfast- no one ever came over to our table to tell us what was included with our platinum breakfast so we were charged a full breakfast. Had to ask for someone to send our server over after being given the bill. Incredibly long wait and lots of attitude. - Dirty tables and menus EVERYWHERE. Absolutely disgusting. - Fridge was not working in the room and had to get a replacement the next day after our contents had already spoiled. - Our room was consistently not cleaned. Was asked when we wanted them to come to do a proper clean and we said after 5pm. They showed up before 5 and wouldn’t come back in 10 min after we left for dinner like we had asked. Said they leave at 5:30 so they never cleaned the room, but floor was filled with cleaning carts when we got done with dinner. Since our room was not cleaned the day prior, we again were asked what time we wanted someone to come to the room and we said after 10am. No one ever came until 6:30pm to do turn down service so we again had to turn them away because we’re in the middle of getting ready for dinner. The next day no one came but when we got back from dinner at 9:30pm- someone was doing turndowns and wouldn’t leave. - Last and worst of all- while in nothing but a towel and on the phone with manager Callie- one of the engineers just walked into our room. No knocking, no phone call, just walked right on into the room. My friend was in the shower- I was in the towel and a grown man who we do not know waltzed in like he had a right to be there. This is unforgivable

The staff was very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was fresh and hot each morning. Clean and spacious bedrooms. Kids enjoyed the pool time which was complimented by the not to hot weather. Nice location not far from local stores. Walmart, Costco and restaurants just couple miles away which made it quick fast to grab a bite to eat and get to relaxing.

The environment is great! The outside of the house is full of golf courses. The large area is full of Marriott. There are various room types, villas, townhouses, hotels. Originally, I wanted to make a two-bedroom villa. The order was not paid successfully. I changed the single room and the room was large. The sofa bed and balcony, the house is just fine, the blanket in the cupboard is a bit thin. Another 10 o'clock check out is a bit uncomfortable! Such a good environment, I had to turn around after checking out! Remind compatriots: Old American rooms are generally equipped with kitchen heating equipment, go out and prepare a light meal outside, ready to go!