Cathedral City Hotel Guide - Cathedral City Marketplace hotels in Cathedral City, United States of America.

"Good rooms"

"EVERYTHING WAS GREAT! I would highly recommend this resort! We will be back soon!"

"Rooms were clean, our room was just right as far as size goes. Though the breakfast needs a little work. Especially the biscuits and gravy. Both times we had said breakfast the biscuit looked and tasted way too overcooked. So it was a hard bite. And the gravy too runny. But the other breakfast options were good. "

"We needed a room for one night prior to our flight home the next day and the price was very reasonable. We were able to check in early and use the pool the day of our stay. Every staff member that we encountered i.e. desk clerk, pool bar attendant, breakfast staff was very helpful and courteous. The room was spacious and clean and had numerous amenities that we did not need for our one-night stay. The breakfast they served poolside was good and reasonably priced. I would definitely recommend the Hyatt at Desert Oasis for one night or for a longer stay."

"Everything was great"

"We loved our stay. Had a full kitchen that had everything we needed to do some simple meals. The staff went out of their way to make us feel welcome. Invited us to several socials with treats and beverages! Will definitely stay here again"

"They were great in working with me on a scheduling mishap!!!!"

"Great location- about a 10 to 15 minute drive anywhere from Palm Desert, Ranches Mirage, or downtown Palm Springs. Roomy and convenient. "

"The townhouse was very nicely updated - I think it had been renovated very recently, so the decor was cheerful and trendy.The beds were nice, which is a priority for me. The living room had a good sitting and gathering layout. The kitchen had all the amenities you need.Everything was clean and in good condition.Departure was easy. We just had to take out our trash.One slightly awkward item is that you park the car in back, but have to send someone to walk around the townhouses to the front to unlock the front door with the key code, then let everyone else in the back door. A minor inconvenience, due to having sliding doors in back."