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"Great stay clean and comfortable "

"All right! Love these places! Always wanted to visit them."

"Everything was great!!"

"Parking was easy and convenient, and the room initially appeared clean. However, it did not meet the expectations of a 3-star hotel. We reserved a room with an in-room hot tub separated by a glass door, but there was extremely poor airflow. After using the hot tub, we became sick within 24 hours—so much so that we had to stay in the room the entire next day. When we finally forced ourselves to go outside, we started to feel better, but once we returned to the room, the symptoms came back. The lack of ventilation was very concerning. The room also lacked adequate space to unpack clothes and personal items, which made the stay less comfortable. Customer service was another disappointment. We had booked a massage but needed to cancel due to being sick. After trying for hours to reach someone, we only received a response once we were already within the “late cancellation” window. While still unwell, I had to escalate the issue to management to get it resolved. When we eventually received the massage, it was mediocre at best, and the full package we paid for was not provided. The only positive part of the experience was the front desk staff at checkout, who were professional and gave us a $50 discount to partially make up for the inconvenience of not receiving the full massage package. Overall, due to the poor air circulation, negative health impact, and subpar service, We would not stay here again."

"This motel is a solid option if you’re visiting Joshua Tree and just need a place to sleep at night. The location is convenient and fairly central, and it’s especially close to the North Entrance of Joshua Tree National Park, making it easy to get in and out of the park and explore the surrounding area. That said, it’s definitely on the more basic side—don’t expect any frills. The room felt a bit older, but it was clean and had everything we needed for a short stay. One thing to note is that the room did have a slight cigarette smoke smell despite being a non-smoking room. It didn’t bother us too much since we were only there for one night, but it could be an issue for those traveling with small children or anyone with respiratory sensitivities. If you’re planning to spend most of your time out exploring and just want a simple, reasonably priced place to come back to, this is a good option compared to others in the area."

"Desert hot springs is what it is. An old semi run down but decent place to stay. The saving grace are the different temperature pools. The bar can also be fun and the food is good at the restaurant. Prices can vary greatly from day to day depending on weather and local events. The same room can be 88 dollars pne day or 280 the next. Book on line and save big money."