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I booked a standard room for 400 per night, which can accommodate four people. The swimming pool is nice. The desert area is very hot, so I stayed there for one night. There are delicious food nearby. The first room I stayed in was leaking, so I was immediately moved to another one. There were many Americans staying, and it is a cheap hotel. Free parking is very cost-effective. There is a smoking burger nearby, which tastes great!

Good: 1. Room was clean and modern. Poor: 2. Housekeeping and breakfast variety was non-existent. 3. By 3:30PM housekeeping hadn't shown up all three days of our stay. 4. Had to ask twice for housekeeping to make the bed & replace towels. 5. Breakfast was the same all three mornings. Pre-frozen cheese omelet, sausage and dried-up potatoes. Location feels like in the middle of the dry, windy desert. Our car looked like it had driven thru a desert windstorm with dust and gritty sand that even seeped inside the car. Would not stay here again but opt for something closer to town with grass and trees and green landscape, not desert landscape.

Hilton's service was really good. The front desk woman had a bad attitude. She lied to him with millions of disgusted expressions. I asked the hotel if I could change the double bed and told me to increase the price. I booked a landscape room and gave me a room on the road. Although Ctrip had a little money back, the poor receptionist called and asked why she complained? Lie and say we are going to change our twin bed for free, we give up ourselves. Hilton has encountered bad reception many times, and his friendliness is 108,000 miles behind Marriott. In the future, he will still live less in Hilton and can only rely on low prices to attract customers.

It's far from Joshua Tree National Park and there's nothing to see around. You can think of nothing but sleeping. The price is not cheap for that

Very tired property that needs total renovation. Avoid it and use new Courtyard Marriott next to it. Carpet stained, drapes torn, poor quality bedding and linens. Cheap plastic shower stall. Motel 6 ambiance at Marriott price. Only bright spot was a cheerful staff at the checkin.

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.

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.

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.

From the Grand Canyon, I chose this hotel. The hotel is in a good location. The rooms are fully equipped with microwave, refrigerator, coffee machine, and the first floor. The outside of the room is a pool and hot spring pool. I have a comfortable spa at night. Free parking in the yard, there is a restaurant at the entrance of the hotel, very delicious, a lot of people. 20 minutes drive from the desert Ole, shopping is super convenient.

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.