Sparrows Lodge

We had a wonderful time at the Sparrows Lodge. Alec was especially helpful and everyone was very kind and professional. Beautiful surroundings, pool, hot tub and trees overflowing with fruit. Could a few more cabinets for clothes. Only complaint would be the parking can be an issue as the restaurant fills up the lot due to the great food. We had to park on the street behind the lodge numerous times as when we came home for the day the lot was full

Beautiful boutique hotel hidden in Palm Springs. The hotel doesn’t offer tv or radio in the rooms so as to offer an environment to reconnect and relax. Spa services and bicycles are available as is Michelin rated dining in the barn. S’mores are an evening treat by the fireside

I like the design, the feeling, the size, the friendliness

Sparrow's Lodge is nothing short of perfection down to the smallest of details. The rooms are gorgeous (with the most comfortable bed I've ever slept in at a hotel!), beautifully curated and so relaxing. The Barn Kitchen's food is fresh, delicious and you cannot beat being able to walk from your room to a Michelin restaurant. The team at Sparrow's truly delivered top notch hospitality. They made our trip absolutely amazing and I cannot say enough good things about their service.

Wonderful stay for our business trip. The team was so helpful and the place was beautiful! We had some very early mornings and they were more than accommodating to ensure everything went smoothly. I also got a lovely massage from Steven who is so knowledgeable and great!

What a cool place. Sparrows Lodge just has a great vibe. The rooms were great, very comfortable. However, the grounds and it's restaurant (the Barn Kitchen) are what makes Sparrows Lodge such a memorable experience. The food is excellent and the garden setting is very chill, retro-chic. We stayed there three nights and ate on site two of them (which we never do) because we enjoyed it so much. The staff is very helpful and friendly.

Wendy and Gabe, truly amazing!!

My wife and I stayed at Sparrows Lodge in Palm Springs for her birthday on March 17 and 18th, and we loved this small, intimate boutique hotel. The Lodge was originally built as a barn in 1952, and it still maintains its vintage, rustic charm, while at the same time feeling like an exclusive five star resort. We stayed in a poolside room, which is what I’d recommend. The room was spacious, with a beautiful bathroom and shower, very comfortable queen size bed, and a private patio with wooden fan back chairs and a hammock. And even though it was poolside, it’s so quiet that we never heard a sound from anyone else hanging out by the pool. All the poolside rooms also have two shaded outdoor chaise lounges right outside the room, should you want shade or just more privacy. The pool itself is small but very nice, and seemed to be the perfect temperature. Although it was only around eighty degrees the sun was hot, and I therefore took many dips throughout the day! We had dinner at Sparrows Lodge on the night of my wife’s actual birthday. The food was excellent, and the outdoor patio setting very romantic. But maybe the best thing about this experience was the incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and helpful staff at Sparrows, meaning the general manager Alex, Carolina, Emily and Abby! It’s a very informal vibe with the hotel staff, almost like you’re staying at their private home, and it seems like everyone does everything. For example, Abby was our waitress for dinner, and then later that night when I realized that I inadvertently put in the wrong code for our room safe, deprogramming it so that I couldn’t open it, she came to our room and rectified the safe issue in about two minutes! Big kudos to Alex and his team of happy warriors at Sparrows Lodge for making a great vacation all that much better!

All I can say is WOW. I am supposed to be going to Sparrows Lodge in less than two weeks (already paid $1000 deposit) and I heard from a friend that they called her 3 days ago to tell her there was a "glitch" in their system and they actually have a buyout for the weekend we are there. I don't believe there was a glitch b/c if you scroll down in these reviews this seems to be their MO. I suspect that they got an offer to buyout the hotel last minute and they are bumping all the guests who have already booked... So I finally called tonight b/c I had not heard from the hotel. First the guy told me he left me a message - I never received a message and asked what number he has on file and he then refused to tell me and said that I must have input my telephone number incorrectly even though I booked through ******* and I have a profile set up and have used it many times and just double checked that my correct phone number is in my profile. The guy then proceeded to tell me the option that he has is to put me at their sister hotel for the same rate (-) 10% (mind you the sister hotel is no where near the same caliber and costs $300+ less per night, so not only are they bumping us they are trying to make money off us). When I told him that he then asked me if I understood the concept of supply and demand in such a belittling way. I tried to explain to him that they are the ones cancelling less than two weeks before our planned trip so of course the other hotel will cost more this close to arriving but we should not be penalized for that (oh and we have non refundable flights booked from the East Coast). He then also proceeded to tell me this isn't his fault he's just the 'middle man' and that I needed to calm down and he was going to hang up on me. I honestly can't believe this hotel has someone like that interacting with guests, it's such a disappointment as I have heard great things about the property but this has been an awful experience. Oh and I am not the only person he acted this way towards but he has done this to two other women. I am now left with non-refundable airline tickets, $1000 deposit already paid to Sparrows and no where to stay. Do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else - even if your booking remains intact which is a BIG question you definitely don't want to deal with their staff on your vacation.